CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July -1, 1963

Kinnaird Schools Hold Annual Awards Day and Picnic.

Grade 3{rel . F ff; Grade 3 Dawne Grade 3 Shaton Baron.
Perfect, Attendance:

‘Recommended Rules
For Saving Lives

Each year, summer vacations The annual Kinnaird schools tof. schools, Effort &, Gesriomants Grade Perfect
ell. tragedy..to hundreds of. fa- the proficienly awards ‘while aenocl 3 Ernest Quiding; Grade 6 Mario |John Zagozdzon; Danny Hague, | White, f 8
mailles’ ina scefdental drowning takes awards. day was held, ree e board chairman Mrs. Waltér Ja- Postalkoff. i Grade 5 Lynne Gattrell; Grade 6 Effort & Improvement: Grade, Sammy, Harms { Janice Homa
the lives of both ‘children and the activity room of the Kinnalté ooh son the ip: Grade 1 Judy Lins; |Larry Sherstobitoff. 1 Donny York; Grade 2 Judy Ne- Grade “ek eeenG breecrys 8 uals
adults,’ Next to the, highway,: the /lementary, School, awards,’ Miss” Bloomer presented Grade 3.Elaine Tamelin; Grade 6|. VALLEY VISTA ‘SCHOOL . |vett; Grade 3° Donna ‘McCreight. | Harms, rh amas i es, Lat
lake, river. or swimming pool is). The ceremony was opened by the effort and improvement awards |Lucille ‘Duetsch; ‘’ Grade Linda Proficiency: Grade‘ 1: Russell "Citizenship;.. Grade 1 Jimmy |Pereversoff; Grade 3 Caro! om:
the most lethal vacation hazard. |nrincipal Harry Bate who wel-/and Mr, Bate the sports award, .|Roberts; Cathey puctich,” Brown; Grade 2 Susle Harms, Lau-| Rutland; Grade 2 Rebecea Gregory; lin, Sharon Baron,
Swimming. is faa and sould comed parents and guests to the Following the ceremony, the = <
bes ae Batety he the All awards day ceremony. Mrs. Haley, | students went to the Kinnaird Park
Canada Insurance Federation, re-|on’ behalf of the PTA, present vee part’ in the annual school
than 220 Canadian th a travel-
Mustalty anda ed Mas, ¢, Bloomer, Wi Both the awards aay coremaly,
and the picnic are made possible
ton: for het yeas of service by ho! work, and sone f the
PTA, commente ir. Bate.
Sam Muirhead, Castlegar. and Following ‘are the award win-

* - a Robson. family, and Mra. J. Heslop, spent |
Ss ‘ nop ond Bre, A. J; Martin had f
die, by p, | CASTLEGAR SOGIALS| "" ROBSON SOGIALS |, ti ‘Sills orins sr] ner ome o trond Mra 3 Whe
AND | ; oe Neen "Mes “'Johagon, Ph. 365-8204 ter, and brother-in-law, Mr.'and Mrs, fields i ry

FO eee tett| ‘"f. Sanford, Ph, 965-5883 |H. Finan, of Edmonds, Wash.
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anes ee thelr vacation, they ‘Miss Judy Thorndale’ of Red ‘Mr. and: “Mrs, T.. Sanford and saturday fora lke
BY JACK WHITE

FIELD

H. Hyson left on
at the ‘coe

Deer, Alberta’has' been a guest’ at
will visit in Haney and Bamfleld, )1h¢ Homie of Mr. and Mrg,'A. Lamb, 5 7 y
Following the rehearsal of the
ote and Mrs, D. Duncan and ry
‘Martin-Barrett wedding, Mra, T. A.
He Aas | use wre caren itor S| ole Te awa a | “Castlegar Dini ing Room
JUST 52 DAYS ONT HUNT- lieve . the organization ‘which was{to sound. off with’ the siren, Not Oe aes Ed Meyers and sons ga. | Martin home. uests were members me cya OU
ING SEASON OPEN: responsible for kicking off the gong] that the Fire Department wasn't in ward and Alec of Grand Forks are gethe wedding aE ae ‘tnd i Now, Obie Monday, ie ‘Thursday.
siulan help but notice onl last sod whi really took fevers the there: pitching from the opening pistes ith her. parents Mr. and ae a.m. ‘ 00 ‘p. i
weeks paper that the Kinna: @ | se under the able leadership | blast, don’t get. me wrong, they 'm.: Harrower. % dire turda 30. Bul
Department was given a,nice bou- | of it's chairman was the Castlegar. ware.’) But. it was just that the. ‘Mr, and Mrs, J, Thompson and | ° ' SENIOR CITIZENS. S naey ig ae a.m. ry Hy i. 00: te é
quet for their effort in organizing | Search and Rescue who were called |Search and Rescue Squad who are | family of; Cascade were recent vis- vi meres DD. : em: presel
the search for a missing young tad, ] out by the RCMP and who gave:the | getting more adept at getting out itors at the: home of Mrs,.H. John- “This Weekend Specializing in” F

The members of the Senior Paine a \ fire, ‘casualty. and: automobile. in- ia
It was a very good effort but I be-|signal to the Kinnaird Fire Chief) and getting going all the time were /50n. Citizens are giteats Monday” after. ‘SPAGHETTI &. CHICKEN, ARE RIBS ‘ surance | companies , recommends Hing ease ss a token of apprecia

"The quick| Miss "Marjorie King spent her |noon of thé .Odeoii" ‘Theatre, when Zed » these rules for saving lives:
Fesponse a thet was received sat vacatich visiting in Kelowna and | they saw ‘the ‘mbyie’ Maguificent | iia i 4 (1) Learn: how to swim and
night and ‘the way the Kinnaird | Penticton. Obsession, which they greatly: en- i ; he children ‘to'swim,
Ladies ‘pitched in to supply coffee ‘My. and Mrs. C. Petts were Trail | joyed. “After the they ‘Brently' re- Nines ‘Do not swim alone, District's oem of the years Pre ners:
are’ the ‘typical: bursts of spontan- | visitors. Friday. freshments were served by the bus- (3) Unless accompanied by a sented citizenship awards to

eous co-operation that makes us all . My, and Mrs, Fred Gibson left iness men's wives, boat ao not swim far irom shore. students, i aa :
proud ‘to live’ and work in’ this Monday Hic horace for Vancouver. ‘There were also some prizes ports parallel to the shore if you Clatide Bissell, district. supor:
community of ours. It is also heart Ad ‘Mira. Wm. Davis who aiven away, snd ‘two'of the: Castle- ish to try for distance,

warming spot for ail parents in the | were 2 holidaying re- wis Nal Nie ss inttore. should: no?

district when they know that if one | turned home: Sealay :
of there youngsters are lost or'in . 8, Horlick teand family re-| winners. ‘The, Castlegar i i float’ into deep. hit 5 antles
trouble there is the nucleus of an turn Home Friday after visiting | extend their sincere thanks @ i i f tues ore et dott ater ree
Abts Kodied grou: of sana) Oot | oe ee _fo, those. srho 'b y t BA ge —_— Swimmer is in difficulty. ter ‘Popoff; Wendy. Paterson; Stu-
as. your’ telephone, and: not. only They apres d' Tiome with Mr. and | transportation,’ and special thanks ate into unfomnt- F K tenays art Deverney; Verna Cheveldave,
ready but anxlous to get going at|Mrs. Andrew Clarke and’ family of | to those who entertained them with Coy Do not iaive: into ami. rom 00 ¥ Grade 7 Doris Davis; Terry Kil
the first hint ‘af trouble, all you| Seattle, Mrs. Clarke is the formers|such a happy. and pleasant after: ses ater Agere ie. not swim eae pone (ous
they in turn will polly tho cial ete nd Mrs, Jack Goodwin of ee (a) Ifa’ swimmer is'in dif-|to Europe. from the Kootenays) | Effort Improvement: Div,
man of the Search and Rescue boys aie Cal, are spending ficulty, try to rescuc him with’ wat a low. price has been announced |10 Gordon Tarasoff, Robert: Cow-
if they think it is necessary and vo visiting with turned to her home here, from a boat, a rope or an extended oar.|by Vipond Travel ‘Agencies. lin, Michael Sofonoff, James . Vi-
before you know it things will bea G-week trip th Vancouver and other Do not ‘swim to him unless it is The trip,. by..train and ship. gue; Grade 1 Loni Cheveldave.
as it Palace AME seen, ee Roe ere aes Sa ge 9
3 b victi IL-incl
Hepat rie arte bat Lebanon, Oregon, whitre she was 3 Soree tenis naw swim of #40075 to England, ied ob to|Niekvalodoff. Grade 4 John Reith;
eal regular’ near the Mfeguard stations. ot eo Te 5480 85 to Holland, |Jack Woods. Grade 5 Gerry Yorkt

the: guest of her son’and daughter.
Jast_ week and if you did, as 1 aia inlaw, Mr. ‘and Mra: Jatk Jam{éson. Dennis Heagy. Grade 6 Riltta Saa-
and sat there and watched those | srs i d, Mire, t:| "Mrs. Sylvia O'Rrlen of Vancou-|== LADIES ARNEL & TERYLENE DRESSES ed ee val eae Eerie Une Lar ate Nelson | icko;, Marlee Trischuky Matt Gal-
rorked streaks of lightning ‘playing p ver‘ spent the ‘past: week visiting to cleat, val 3 an - aes. ¢ undertows’ in| on Sept, Sand saxrive urope |y>: Grade 7 Leslie Switzer; Esther
hop ‘scotch ‘across the sky, 1 wop- “and Mra. Paul Oglow a with oPMends at Deer Park. clear, - v: 5S (9) Revere of underto on: Sept. 16, It will leave Europe Lang; Branco Simindue.
GIRLS AND BOYS SUMMER’ STOCK
ALL: REDUCED aS Ay

KINNAIRD SCHOOL
Award: Proficiency, Grade 1
Linda Popoff, Grade 2 Kathy John-
son; Brenda Young; Norman De-
yerney, Grade 8 Linda McGauley;
Viola Sorenson, Grade 4 Terrill

Low Priced. Trips _
d. Grade 6 11 Kastru-|
‘Available to Europe [Ect noserr waccy. Grade 6 Wat

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LP,
and Mrs, Ty ‘plackbura were. ‘ueky

rough wi on Oct, 16 and arrive in Nelson
qo) De not swim during light-|on. Oct. 26...
ning storms. ‘The price. includes: all meals
Atal Learn hoy, to administer on the railway coffee shop, lower
artificial respiration. tourist berth on the train between
‘Medicine Hat and Montreal, trans-
fer at Montreal from train to ship
and - minimum: tourist berth on
the “RYNDAM’ of the Holland
America Line.in each direction.
’ Railway fare. is‘on -basis of
there” being 25 or more «in the

party, There is no need to belong
to. club or organization ‘to take |Loulse Bate, Ricky. Still, , Bobby

‘Marshall; Grade 1: Robin Heagy;

aren ae nai creo ores Linda- Beachamp; Harry ; Haley.

nized in the Kootenays. Grade 2 Pat Goetting; Brian Lizee;

: If there are 25-or more in| Hawrence Gokdon. : Grade: 3 eee
the party, .a: tour. conductor will FO ted Terry. Crnwtords
*|be appointed to go along to’ assist| 5, dy “Marshall; Engene Deptu
the traveller from ‘here to Europe Linda Robakowskis lan Munr

and back, But if there are not. 25 Ti nce Haley;

in‘ the group, the plan will pro- ulchaet Kenigen Reenond unas:

ceed anyway. The only difference | ian, Grade 5 Robert Wadey; Val-

Hes aes slight increase: in) the arie.Kennedy;, Karen: Nielsen; Ron

Castlegar News yeild aes son | ota; Chris, Vaessen: Danny a
— ertiticates will vig. mended. ‘Munns; David Kanester; George
Korhonen; *. Gary. Baron; {Lynda

der how many of you thought ‘of Ken Christianson, Terry Craw.
ae Forestry Lookout amen Perch. eal “spent Sunday at Christina | ford end Marvin Sharpe all of Bow- ec eatenstes Purcaiivray: vee
on ‘top: o! various lo! 8 : : | ness, erta, spent a few days vis-
peaks and spotting the numerous|, Mr. and Mrs. Bob iting with Robert Nelson’ enroute Giles Ore BOY, eee
fires that every. electrical | storm family. spent: Sunday 'in‘ Penticton. | to' the Okanagon Valley. and New Cheese le, Grade 4 Barbara Me-
eaves in i's wake. Last week| _, Wayne Eastcott and Wayne Westminster: Faith Maichael Kanigan, Grade'5
Evelyn Gregory;" Gordon Lang.

they: spotted some ty-two. fol- y 5 Mr. and Mrs.
lowing that one storm, orturately 2 B Grade 6 Sharon Kinakin;' Bob
Burak, Grade 7. Ken Guido; Bert

Ris; Sharon Eddies; Linda McGil-
livray.
Perfect ‘Attendance: Div. 10

x . Se Dewis and fam.
ily of. Robson were weekend visit-
ors to Deer Park. Others included
Mr.’ and Mra, A."Lennox of Oasis;
the’ Mackereths of Castlegar “and
many more..

the biggest ety and the rest
were soon brought under control.
If the weather: turns hot the fire
hazard in our forests will rapidly "Miss Jean, Stainton and. her
climb: and the tenters; picnicers, J brother, John’ of Castlegar were
ete. will. be out in. full force. We and daughter of ‘Edmonton, Alber. | recent visitors at the home of ‘Mr.
have already had thrée fires starf-|t, are spending a holiday at the|and Mrs. C. :Williamson, Sunday
ed in this district due to careless home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | guests at the Williamson home in-
fires left. by campers, this is one J. Stuckleberger. -|eladed Mr. and Mrs. J. Reimer. of
of.the worst crimes that I'believe| Mrs. Ella (Jamieson has _re~
can.be committed. It not only hits we 7
atthe economy of the Brovince as
a Whole but is a costly thing to
bring under control, as well as sleav.
ing @ blot on our Jandseape and fee
ing much of our wild :
tant. Think about i ohn :

ma sabia

Ph. 365-5013,  Castleaird Plaza, ‘Kinnaird
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: Nowallipa it’s natural for the lady of the house to
do much of the family banking, because it’s so
ent to look after mnoney. at ong. place...

personal loan. All this taken care of under one
roof —quickly, e: easily, simply. |
. Any bank service you-use is.an introduction to

then douse it: again. And. watch
those careless cigarette. butts.’:1f

Fishing ‘Rods and Lures
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you must smoke in the'bush do so
very cautiously: and: when your
sure your fag is out squeeze it bet-
ween your fingers to see if it will
burn you‘ or! not; if it does it’ isn’t
out.
Fisherman of the week last
week, were ‘Arnie Reinshakken, his

Munroe., Grade 6.’ Valerie: Beauch-
amp; Walters Popol Marler 6 Tris-
chuk; ural; :* Matt ©; Gallo.
Grade. L ‘Don! Fone Bob. Stamp-

«Bruce ®'Titford; “Karen.
Storvold; pind la McGillivray; Keith
Allingham;. Tannis~ ‘Wishlow;.: Ju-
lie Vaessel

—the local ck d:bank,' 9 an: all-
‘service-centre. :

This busy homemaker is on her way- to: deposit
part of her husband’s salary in their savings
account, cash a cheque on their joint chequing
account, . and. pay: the monthly instalment - on a

many others. And the chartered banks. are always
on the lookout for new ways to be helpful to more
people. Good reason why the number: of deposit
accounts has doubled to 14 million in just 10 years,
and 3,500 new accounts are being opened every
banking day.

: ‘Lamb. *
Royal Stark: “Carsales
ov Junior: Sporta:Linda. Hilde
oe fuile lake and did very x : . aes _&§ "Panotannie Wind fo YP Sisson inch ange
well catching there limits:on two f é Bo = ~ mea “ chines a ‘ : ae ne can 3 oa | | eee Sean. miko Series

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ee ean | sircae Fal Shed,
PHONE 365- 4252 fish loving. mink, ‘and when they | Phone. B85 S1St, across fom pe Arena Sr 5 SonbieMabortel) Gade
fish loving mink, and when they Grde 5” Sophie") Makoto, Grade
there cache but it was gone, —
‘Then there was “Mre. Lloyd
Montgomery who was out after the
- {big ones and. while straightening
out a tangle she drove one barb of |,
a. Pink’ Pearl: Plug into her left
thumb. It took three-quarters of an
hour for the Dr. to’ get it ‘out and
as Mrs. L .G, said, “That’s the big-
gest sucker I've caught so far.”
Fishing in general .was at a low
ebb last week and ‘is expected to
stay poor on the big lakes till the
water goes down again. The: Glac-
ial-run off is bringing it'up again
but once that starts‘to recede hit
“}them and hit them hard,’ there's |’
lots of them around.

| Air Gadeis to Spokane

“Three: Castlegar Air” 'Cadets
left yesterday for’ Fairchild’ Air
Force Base Spokane, to attend a
leadership ‘course. there.

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* & thin column of amoke twists into the sky and

another battle against'a forest fire’ begins. :

Every minute counts; while the fire i is still small,

aircraft can play an i tant part by W ‘bombi

or by deli 1g men and to confine

the flames until more help arrives.

Few fires ‘ ‘can be fought entirely by: aireraft: The?

battle usually calls for teamwork employing trained

crews, supplies, tank trucks, bulldozers, radios,
pumps, hoses and hand tools, Keeping such a

noe te usr Articenar ac : : as DD, os : ‘ eee im : ie 2 : vy Seal _ team ready is ‘costly but necessary; it involves

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