CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 24, 1068
~ Area Commissioners

"Hold Court of Honor

Girl Guides of Canada West
Kootenay, area commissioners
bela! a court Fo of honor, at tb the

jome Rizzui It was noted that there is
Monday atternoon. no set program for Rangers ,on-

Mrs. Rizzuto gave a report| ly that enrolment is a must and
of the dominion annual ;which| any girl over 14 years ‘of age
she had attended earlier ‘this| may join regardless of whether

. Month in Vancouver .at UBC| she was a guide or not.
Be many parts of Canada be- The Rangers conduct thelr
7 zepresonted, own meetings under the super-

ns were made for the vision of the-captain and lieut-

enant.
i The next part of the dis-
cussion was “What are You

d Planning for the Coming Year.”

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, June 24, 1965

we stock a full solociion of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Made ocks S oe. ‘Store

SIIRELENIE

Robson So

Mrs. T. Sanford, Ph, 365-5883

Mra, Wallle Hubert who has
been'a'patient in the Castle; sar
Hospital for some time is
proving, we are all happy 1D

say.

x Mr. and Mra, H. C, Croft and
Melinda Of Chilliwack were ré-
cent visitors to the home of

Crofts Parents, Cap and

Mrs, G. 0. Sutherland.
Mra, A, Woodrow and Mrs.

D. Gavrilik are~patients in the
Castlegar and District Hospital.
D. Stewart, Jr. spent

three days in Spokane last week

‘ASiivitics
in the
CASTLEGAR
DISTRICT

when Brownies will be moving
into Guides and Guides will be

moving up into. Rangers, ‘Awards: Sunday was held

| in the Kinnaird United Church
Sunday: School as ¢lasses ‘closed
for ‘the summer mont

man who’ is.in\ charge’ ‘of No.
8 ang already we've ‘had trou-
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Last Saturday: eight of the ae
more, hardy Tovers went on a] do
damp but enjoyable’ carice trip |
m a 25 ‘mile section’ of the
Granby River near Grand Forks. |‘;

‘0 ist‘ year-pings, Jean

As, (we 4] Munro, o, Chris Geronazza Bobby,
teeing okt at on thes Godfrey,’ ndtrey,
and a all aa for ‘these 50

ic pevold Grats 2nd year.
+McDougall,’ Robert: Mc-

ge
meeting all enjoyed | Creight, Randy. Kassian’and Lin-

outen ne partments
supper after which

journed to the United Church
hall and wel were joined by Guiders

This was also varied with each
district: having ‘many. different
plans, such as mountain climb-
ing, attending court sessions,

receiving dental attention.

Mr. J. T. Webster who has
been a patient in Kootenay Lake | 2
General Hospital-is being trans-
ferry to Shaughnessy Hospital

Gera ones Neue ae el
al a ery :
Chambers, Ayayne Grauinze, Bon
Fornell: and

ge.
Our: et, ineldent ‘occured |

Loyd ‘Grouta;

‘This time we bullt a roar-
ing fire ‘and thawed the unfor-

Homes—Acreage—Orchards

iries invited. Aj

cond. mortgages bought.

‘shovel work:
This work H being done. by
‘crews of members with each:one

working.

‘b> Ofcourse I'had-no answer
to. that, but, when) I: informed
him‘that‘I‘had‘just' taken a:pic-|

| da’ Kagsian;- ard yea pars;! Joan
urke

‘The Es of this meeting
was ‘The Evaluation of Work
Program. The
he «discussion

tunates out before going on. If
anyone finds a hat, a i anda
addie in Grand Forks - they're

: responsible for a green ‘and fair:
‘way. So you can. see’ .the:‘ad-
‘yancement now rests mainly ‘fn

‘ancouver.
in Vide and Mira. A.J. in | about, 1

council meetings, having spe-|
left on, Friday for Quesnel

cial people coming to the meet-'
ings and giving talks on culture, |

ure of.the chap in an unusual
iipeevisor's position he decld:
ed, to drop the subject.

Ingham;’ 4th’ year , bai
down stream) _AGENT REQUIRED IN. THIS AREA ridge Johaeon, Tommy Hugh

the area. Ran-
‘gera have done during thé past
year. Their program had beeh
varied, : with ‘services, hike’,
demonstrations ete. sh

+ There are seven Ranger
companies in the area and it is
hoped for ‘more in’ September

some service which the girls’
could do, such as helping new
mothers when ‘they :get home|
from hospital, helping the elder-
ly people. with their shopping,
housework, ’ etc.;, helping, with
Guides or Brownies and helping
out at camps.

Tt. was. strosséd that the
girls should decide what service
they want to do and to carry

good grooming, etc, Arranging}

where they will be making their
home, They! have been Robson
residents ‘for twenty-four years
and will be missed in the com-
munity. : ‘ *

Archdeacon B. A, Resker
was a weekend guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.’ R. T.
Waldie.'He was guest speaker
at’ Evensong “in Robson ~ Com-'
munity ‘Church .on Sunday.

Johns
“talline with ‘Mr. and Mr:
L, A. Grunerud during ‘the ‘past!
week was'-their ‘daughter-in-law,
Mrs.” K>~Grunerud ‘and “grand:

tiver has’, several sets | =

3117 Loman vases § R.'Jonés aise ¥ie' 1. en

ty’.
Broken Crank. ‘Shatts, “Rear End Shatts, ‘Cracked
Cylinder Blocks, Cylinder Heads, Pistons, Gear §
Boxes, Gear Wheels, Rotary Sawblades, all types

Congratulations of the com-

sons Terry and Stephen of Van-
couver. — &

of Aluminum, all types of hard facing, any types
of Industrial Machine: Parts, big. or..:small. ;All

ry! lolng
a fine ‘fob but we’ can’ use’ a
spare hands. available... You can
now consider yourself a mem-
ber of No. $ fairways and greens
team and your name ‘has ‘been
‘entered .. (Conseri) tion,
no Teas.) : a €
No. 3 isa. ‘alee. “Bho: ar
3 and salle be a lovely hole when

ny | must have seen’me coming) he,

1 believe’ it pad a benefl-
clal: effect; though,'b ecause the
next ‘time 'I'‘came around (he |’

was on’: top: ofa: pile ‘of: dirt

Jones, Susan Sear Susan

Api pointmients’ ecting two

lumber Eales personnel were an-

“by ‘Ci
Cellule. Hl
“Wwe! McCutcheon became

with a shovel in one hand’ and
a‘rake in. the other! (So much
for the big flame of Smoky
Hollow.) *. )

Men's Nite’ recently was
turned into’ a: work. party and

Woodland Park.
School Winner

~ | on: June

‘| general ‘sales, manager of the

Nielson; 6
Fitzpatrick; 7th

len Munro; Sth year. bars, Nor-
man i Deverney, Susan. Culley,
Roddy,; Fi ari

and. Karen

erfe: Kennedy,
manager, of the: Celgar lumber | and ; Nicky
|| division «, since, February, | 1959.

about 50 members turned (01

‘finished. The only problem here 3 | aed were put to..work clearing

ds that we'have to ‘share the “T’
‘box with’ acantankerous Scots:

As the sun sank in the ‘west
and Ken's clothes dried in the
evening breeze, we made. our
and home thanks to Mr, Oborne
Mrs,’ i Groutege:

munity are extended to Mr. Har-
Evans who ‘celebrated his
78th birthday on Sunday. May
he have many more!
“-Mrs.:G, Schlattner and her
three’ children left ‘by car ‘on
Monday for a trip to: Manitoba.
We welcome to Robson Mr.
and Mrs. R. St, Arnold and fa-
mily who: have taken up resid-
ence in Me former Martin home.
and Mrs, S. Ford of the

McKinno spent the
past weekénd in'Spokane.
Be sure and: keep July 16
free to attend’ the dance in
Robson Hell sponsored by Re-
creation ety. and. proceeds
are ‘tor. the, Pass Creek Park!

this out for a year then: change
to another service,
A recess was. held and re-
freshments served. During this
time Mrs.. G. Barnes, Trail di-
‘| vision commissioner, presented
‘8, Rizzuto with a necklace of
:| bear claws and.a badge with a
bear embroidered on it: Earlier
in the spring Mrs, Rizzuto had
shot a bear at thers pearaey,
hore in Christina La

was

and more discussions took place.
It is felt, that-there will be a
great need for more leaders
when the guiding season re-
sumes in the fall.

Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Easton
returned” Thome Monday . from
their holiday which they: spent
visiting with their Borin law and

E. Gab former-
work..is covered by.)-full guarantee. Please feel George mont, former: | ¢

. free. to call at | any time.

Kootenay Welding

OF Poster. Contest
debris from

No.. 2:fairway.:’: |" Winner with top’ points’ in
J didn’t get up for this one

the ‘school safety poster contest
but they: tell, me iby tne time for grades ane soon a tha
ley marc! rnaird-Castlegar., an ict
(BAP TIST CHURCH: ‘\'Iooked'as though they had come Safety Council, eTrOphy. donated
by: '.Celgar’ wast the Woodland
Park School."' The school :'was
‘presented ' with’ the’ trophy. at
its ‘award ‘ceremonies. recently.
TAt each. school, : ‘the follow-
ing ’ awards ‘were ‘presented: —
first prize in each case, being
a‘‘small’ cup with: second and
4 third being certificates,
Grade 1 —— Colin Chalk: 1st |
(Woodland:: Park), Dennis: Han-
ft. | sen’ 2nd: Gwegdia ang Park), Bon-
nie -Kinakin: 2nd (Tarrys), Ka-
they, Jones 8rd (Woodiand Park).
‘ot .Grade 2 — - Valerie Palsson

ly. the
assumed the’ duties of sales ma-
nage ‘of the Gelenr lumber iS

Mr. “MeCutcheon was: Aaa
in Edmonton, Alta. and. was’ ed-
ucated. in Vancouver. He “has,
over 25. years’. xperience:in the
lumber’ ‘business, ‘most; of it. in
sales |.and. is a‘, veteran ;,of; the
Canadian Navy anda -member,
of the Vancouver: Hoo-Hoo Club,
Mr. McCutcheon’ will ‘remain’ at
| bis prosent: Jocation in the Cel;
gar : lumber: division . at’, Castle:

a “Mr. Guimont has been with
the Celgar lumber division since
construction ofthe sawmill ‘in
1960. He held posts of increas:
ing responsibility, becoming “a
: | member of the.sales department
in: December, 1962.'. i
“He ig! an avid sportsman, at
one time pitching ‘ in ‘the farm
system : of: the. Detroit : Tigers.
He is president of the Castlegar
and District: Sportsmen’s ‘Associ:
ation, chief instructor ,in its: jun:
ior, firearms training program

- #6 South.”
e Pastor. D.: Reeves. B. bepiateae th sown ou

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fe ‘appreciated ; this turn:
‘out‘and fone that those unable
to. make will be gut for.
the next ine. This will include
and.me.:~
Tunderstand “you: have:
one more - week ‘over: the

son and ‘daughter-in-law Mr. and

Mrs...W. Easton’ and family in
Prince eorge,

g . and’ Mrs, Powell who
‘were the mies of Mrs. Powell's

sister Mrs.: G. ‘for the
past’ week c ett ‘at the weekend
to their home in South

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8 am. Holy ‘Communton . £
9.30 am. Holy Communion
'11.'am. “Holy ‘ Communion “—
“Archdeacon B,.° A. Resker (-—
_ Guest Preacher’ ~!
7.80 pam. eee ee ‘ Concem of Gouncil’

leacon .B.

. Act C. Petts and: ‘will Iéave this week.

Deer Park Socials end to return to thelr home in
¢. :WILLIAMSON ‘Mrs, Jobn Dunlop motored
» id Mrs. Fred Brigge-| to Vancouver at’ the weekend.
man returned to their home at On her'return home ‘she was

few. days in Trail. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Laura Brig-
geman ‘who. will:sperd a few and Mrs. N. Oswald and
days here, While visiting in the daughter’ Miss peaed Oswald
Trail’ area they the | left
rodeo at Colville, Wash. where they ,will attend the wed-
Me. ., id Mrs. Ralph Brigge- | ding of. their. son Jack, ‘which
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Sunday omuests Mr. and’
Frank and
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Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Ander-
son and Mr. and Mrs. S. Ru-
therford and children of Kin-

Mrs.

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derson’s- summer home...
Mr. and Mrs. ‘A. Mackereth
and son Bruce of Castlegar were
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and’, ‘Broadwater.
Mr. and: Mrs. Rod William.
son. and children gh Rossland

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takes ‘place Saturday.
Mrs.:D. Duncan of Trail was

Bortnick
pad son’ David of Trail spent

their
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naird spent the npekend! at
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A warm: welcome is‘ extend:

ed to everyon:

: © |ean,;, be: found, sf cat can only. be ibe
: ded at this

ught to ‘the fee of the
RCMP; and: the; Council ce:

‘a good": deal.
sense au fourid for‘ thos
‘sist, on: thisinew so sof ‘call

‘but Yor. the* ‘people
in this ‘ar:
i Until. s satisfactory solutions

} time that

fu highway, ':
doris the’ winter ‘months when
the road. becomes narrower with
the bud UP, of snow, , the council
su za
‘motion ‘was made to pub-
Nicize :  poltday, safet throughout
the “summer ‘mont
has Upon a ‘suggestion from the
‘School Board, council ‘will also
make. public:. hazards , common

“ | lene Sawatzky.

of: H} oniary),
Kinnaird.

Nina -Maloff znd  (rarrys), 1
H 3rd Park)..
3; Grade,
Ast ee 3Carol.

ence Savinkoff.2nd (Farry), D:

ny;, Savatehy, 3rd, ‘@lueb: wy

Grade 7.
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(Blucherry),

mand ae
Marcel-
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Loren. Kozak | °.
re: 4st aaa <2 Park) fudy. Mar-}-:-
s| shall “2nd,
ry), ‘Loraine. Tanatt 2nd: (Tar-
5), erent Oborne Srd_, Rob:

: Garry.; wately |,
1st Coins. come Lyn:
d_ (Kinnaird

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and has coaches in Little League

Seven building - permits
“$88,190 in’ Hew construc:

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$2.50
1.55 per Mcf
1.20 per Mcf
390 per Mcf
85 per Mcf

to the opening of the new school
term’ at the, appropriate time,
A TTT wis es oars
i Th Salvation Army babe [tareey © etter! was read.from S:

‘C. Kershaw, .executive director
‘of B.C, Safety “Council. pertain: | -
ing to a driver's safety program,
this ‘would be handled through
the schools: Council: will write
'the . school: ‘board expressing
och support in, Principle . of
such a p rogram.‘

The, Safety. Council. will re-
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