. 12, 1963

Pel he
FABBRO - DE PFYFFER vows were exchanged
recently in Kelowna’s Immaculate Conception
Church when Margaret -Marie Louise. de Pfyffer
became the bride of Mr. Reno Fabbro. Mr. Fab-
bro was employed last ‘year on the staff: of the
high school here. Both he’ ‘and ‘his ‘bride. will
teach this year in New Westminster.‘

— Panich Photo

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KINNAIRD SOCIALS

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Nine members from the Trail
Board of the Victorlan Order of
Nurses held their opening meeting
for the season when they were
the guests of Mrs. 0, J. Wilson of
Kinnaird on Monday.

This being the board's first
meeting since June, reports were
given on the B.C. Conference held
at the coast during that month,

the hostess, Mrs. Wilson served re.

* . .
: A miscellaneous shower as a’
community event was held in the
Kinnaird Improvement — Society
Hall when Miss Sandra Gray was
guest of honor prior to her mar-
riage on Sept. 2,

The social saw a. number: of
games being played followed by
the: presentation of many lovely
gifts, Assisting the recent bride
in opening the gifts were her mo-
ther:“Mrs, Alex Gray and sister-
inlaw, Mrs, (Wayne Gray of Cas-
tlegar. All were the recipients of
corsages,

Hostesses for the occasion were
Mrs, J. Lewis, Mrs. L. Lyons, Mrs,
W. Pinckney, Miss Patty Lewis,
Mrs, W. Jacobson, Mrs. R; White,
Mrs. L, King ang Mrs, A. Creigh-

.j ton,

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Miss erence Pinckney left
Sunday. to. attend UBC where she
be taking her second year in

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,Kingarsen Rebekah Lodge
No. 75 will meet in Nordic
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Parents Committee to Robson
Guides and Brownies . will
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Jim Macbeth is also attending
University this year and has taken
up residence at’ St.) Andrew’s
Hall. Jim had an interesting job,
during July and August having
been “employed with the Water
Resources Division of the Provin-
celal Government, in the Okana-
gan, Often being situated at high |
altitudes, Jim, at one interval was
able to watch the Golden Hawks
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Miss Joan Shields leaves this |=

week to attend her third year in
education at the University of Bri-

Gary. Wood left ‘Tuesday to
resume his studies at UBC; and re-
turning to Notre Dame has been
Don’ Oddie. Ronnie Lewis is also
attending Notre Dame College this
year.

‘Attending Kelowna Secretarial
School are Amymarie Simpson and
Brenda Ballardwho are well es-
tablished. as room-mates,: They en-

tered “their: business course on
fg| Aug. 12.

Mr. and Mrs, A, H. Hominiuk,
Norma and Gary travelled to the
coast-during the Jast week in Aug-

owna, Their two daughters, Angela
arid Marsha preceded them to Van-

relatives and attend the PNE. The
family: returned just “before: the
opening of school.

‘Mr, and Mrs. 0. J. ‘Wilson re-
turned recently from spending a
short holiday in Kimberley visiting
their son ‘and family, the Ken
Wilsons, * ¥

Mr, and Mrs, C.. Waterman
were accompanied on a recent va-
cation by their son-in-law and
datghter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald

Hanson and daughter, Sandra of
Calgary. The two families spent
several days at Christina Lake
then toured the Manning Park
area,

‘They then-spent some time vat
Cultus Lake where their. daughter,
Miss Jean Waterman and Mr..Bob
Hale both’ of “Vancouver, joined
them. The Watermans. returned
here at the end of last week and
the Hanson family have since re-
turned to Calgary.

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and the other half hiding them
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‘ Sehtools In‘ District No. 9. open-

ed‘ thelr doors ‘in Bentanabes {1063
to’a population’ Increased ‘by rou-
ghly 7.4 percent over, ie June 30
figures.) 0) 0 eS

G hig ‘has been rea-

An:allt
‘ched this with “latest avail.

80
the Tarrys teaching wae been
increased ie six.

| sleutur changes, *
West ‘Kootenay Branch,
BOSTA, ‘was advised by. Dr. J.-F y
. English, Deputy, Minister and

3 ¥. Hyson, is
in’ charge’ of! the Robson, ‘Tarrys
and / Ootischenia’ Schools,’ and: be-

ve woes ‘be pane ice te

istrict's twelve schools,

lf of these. have ‘enter-

itanley : Humphries ‘Second
¥ al

wding
“eliminate the’ possibility: of operat.
ing on’ a‘ shift: system,‘ the Board
“o£; School Tsustees,. along’ with
District Superintendent .G. C, Bis-

_ sell, went: to work ‘on a’ plan? for |’

temporary. classrooms . at the’ se-
condary school.»
‘Tt was a race 1

> 8° temporary rooms, buil

back of the school and’ connected
“by; a walkway, were‘ready for! op-
ening ‘on: September 3, with” the
rest: of the school. Those who're-

955, which -affected secondary
and elementary, Pupils: alike," will

know. 'what the situations oa

haye . been) if

with se econdary
one highest deg ‘population,
ere is also a record in thé nt
Senior«.Matriculation..

Kinnaird, *:V: ‘Vista and ‘Blue-

berry as Schools, has14/ full-

time ‘and one half-t time teacher,.. in-
ding himself.

In the: three outlying schools,
al Renata, “Pass Creek eek and Gibson
e .

rules ‘and sretalations, are; sine
drawn'up governing the Procedure
:to” be'“used- in: establishing thes

colleges. and: when these rules

All |; these; " changes: in.
1s," the increased popuilatl
| and the modernization ‘of the.

zoe ith eat high school's
ents; -and 937, Sleméntary: Pupils,
compared to the’ igure sees t

arrang : 01
r} ‘Vancouver toreuet ‘pre: | school

pare ske eh ‘plans, étc., for the new |:
| Suntor 1 at Kin.

50 teach 5
x si eentary ‘schools ‘of: the district,
ell as 3 oF relieving

é\ Grade 8: and
a the School are,

the Colum:
the’Clearwater: and | ¢;

lop! .C and the: best hope
for ¢€ ey cheap’ jower is the Mica

thy hanger A ‘altera jons
nbia‘ Treat

dein tHe!
es: will

complete’ with
teepee- and : Indian: songs;: ‘The: xe-
{player was. kept -busy and

uch was added, when the children

a (created by fandicappe is
. ihe other ° cards : were ‘ assembled

yy He’ Stickley, ey
® the ootenay Society. for Hantl:
capped | Children, : will ' be 01
layiat the’ ‘Castlegar: Fall, "Fa

Ww! Dl
| This boat will /bes

incing:: “Was rhe AS special | ¢)

thelr. exhibits;,inearly. as. this

ibitors ‘must? be! Deeveat
t pick: dp; their gm te Rall Sat-

‘The LA.to the Castlegar and
‘District Hospital: will’ collect ‘the

ca, fruit and vegetables left'and these

fet pe
ed if, all exhibitora rede have

uiBhi
Ploteikett of ‘Robson;. Mrs. “Annie
‘Planidin®: of Misalo
Mary.

Juni
merce. w ‘in ‘Castlegar.

meeting by. Fire Chief,

awison the: 37th’ Annual’ Fire’ Cot
ret dring “At

4 ‘Trail ‘Unit: vere on on hand giv in-
t

formation.to
bers.

‘Hughes toi make a re-

port to. council : on ‘any ‘difficult | spoke:

areas inthe village where adequate

requirements may be lacking.

ia- 1 40)"are welcome fo attend, :