2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 3, 1965

Centennial Committee
_ Suggests Winter Carnival

A winter carnival has been | inciding ‘with ‘the ‘two-day visit
suggested to start off Centennial| of Canada’s Centennial train,
+ celebrations “here«-in--1967; "co- Rev, T, Wilding in making
the. suggestion remarked on the
popularity of winter. carnivals
in eastern Canada. His idea met

"TIGHIWEIGHT

under “normal ' weather . condi-
tions, there should still be snow
on the ground.

The committee also Plans
to carry on festivities at. inter-
vals throughout the 'ep and
having: three

from
the members of the Castlegar
Centennial group.
The train is to be here in
the early pert of February, and

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or four differents days for cel-
ebrations in the district.
fossil of. all areas in
Castle; Kinnaird and. sur-
round! a “communities . pooling

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$3.25 Million
Insuranée and.

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panics pe Pay_almogt $3.25 million
life: insurange and, annulty
benefits to Canadien families ey-
ery working day, the Canadian
Life Insurance Officers Ass0-

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STo: meet the immediate
cash tieeds, of, policyholders ‘or
beneficiaries, ot Bo life insurance
companies are.geared to process
payment of these Tae

‘in Life |
Annu ty.

“Keep your policies in a
safe place but let, your bene-
ficlaries Jenow, where they are
and what, they “need to do to
obtain them.

“Tell 1 your beneficiaries fo
get in. touch ‘with
insurance agent or the ng ame
he represents. They will got: ae
in filling out. the necessa
pers :and will be advised \

pidly, often within one or two
working days,” the Association

- ‘Adequate and accurate in-} ,
novia a toy:

.cussed, with ontatives
from some of the’ centres ‘con:
cerned. 3+

G. 8, Rust, representing Kin.
naird’s. Centennial committee,
told the meeting. he. would ‘re-

slons i held.
possible, ie. Rust

uld: be considered, but. he felt
Kiniaird would‘ stay
plan ; to. complete

manent bulldlage
manent buil |
genic a vadine ‘pool.’ Washroom

facilities, etc., would be ‘incled-

‘Origi ginally, eetShaatea | had con.,
sidered ‘building a. regulation
size track, but costs. would .be
“terrific” ‘he, said and also this
might ‘be:duplicating sports ‘fa-
cilities planned at the Regional
College. ¥

Castlegar:and Robson Cen-
tennial committees have been
leaning strongly towards the de-
velopment of: Pass Creek: Park.
Mr, Rust felt that since Kinnaird
already has ample ball park area,
and about 50 percent’ of the
Kinnaird park is yét undevelop-
ed, his group was not likely
see much advantage ’in ‘joining
with Castlegar‘and Robson com-
ieee on thet ‘Centennial pro-
le

Hed.

Re: presenting B.

Gréek & régidents, Ll
Greet paid loys

a“Céntennial - committee
has ae been! ‘formed -theré yet.

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LADIES’. SHORTS — a group of discontinued and.
broken ‘lines - “A real saving 4 Pri

MAY. WINNER OF THE FAMILY ALLOWANCE, 4
“AWARD WAS: MRS. PAULINE: NAZAROFF OF
fi CASTLEGAR. i z

| home of: Mrs.
|] Miss - Beverl

“Hill was informed: by

Regional centennial’: consultant,
lax Gord

lon ‘that: thé Blueberry.
iio irrigation ct “board
could function:as.a. Centennial

sta

trary. .to_ the impression’ ‘bo:

had received: the June 8 30 3

line referred’ only ‘to th

ation of the committee: an i

to‘a decision on the project. No

deadline has been set for ‘Bro-

jects az yet.

ie ‘Areas which do ‘not appoint
r.; fo’ mmittees willbe

the Bee for some ee et ‘Of Cote
tennial Broject.

TAL jarker was. appoiatea
to the 4 Efe Centennial ‘com-
mittee slate | of. direc
a vacancy; created ,w
Marken resi igned.. owi
sit: ppalot, engageients,

ipply «of. "eblorful/ and

informative ‘brochures has been |-

retelvéd: and these’ will -be dis-

tributed in the arta as soon as|f

‘possible.

port, to his group on the discus: |,

Bald, Mave Joint célebrations : to-

‘the, company: hi
such service,. anes jes apse | 4

ers or beneficiaries have bene-
fits gue them.”

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monthly cheque.
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ample, in a a lump sum or by].

Stétes Bank

An “astonishing amount of
travolling":is now,helng done.hy,
Canadians both at home: end
abroad, according to. the Bank
of Montreal ia ite panos Tes
view for. May, just issued..."
sate Bot M notes that, in
r-city,: jtravel alone ,Canadt-,

mae travelled: almost ‘85. billion
Passen| er miles in 1963, the ast |
Ww | Year jfor’: “Which ‘estimates are,

ee pcr years, many fact-
ors_ have combines to remove
progressively the barriers ag-

ainst travel: i: aces n-
inst travel in: this, co ay ee

eluding;

an your, beneficlaties
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surance ee and annuity!
contracts,’ Canadian faritics i re-
in ed ‘ Be 800,000,000

# "The ona Castlegar Brownle
pick he held its, fewer meet,
e

hited C Chireh Hali_under the
direction of Brown Owl Mrs. H.
Sheridan, ai oe A WW Mrs, J.
Streliof£’. _ Mrs, Wright.

Mrs. H:°‘Jolitson, district
commissioner ‘enrolled Donna
Wright. Sle also presented first
year stars -to onda Leitch,
Sandra: Sidoni, Judy Bogan and
Julie: Saliken.::

Golden bars were .present-
€d to Louis * Osachoff, Sandra
Sidoni_ and: Judy. Bogan.

- -At the: close:of the meeting

to|the Brownies who are working

on their golden hand tests serv-
ed tea’ one toast.

Students Tour
_ Palp Div sion
faite ict we
oa to the Celgar uct ‘aiy.| 2

ision here last Thursday...
7: class, acco

panied Soy teacher Mike Down-
ing, visited Rossland, an
vet

aE ex ‘Of.
inco’s operations. “et “Trail
week lauded the safety pérform-
ance of. employee during. t the

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western region, iota eratuinten|

the: Seriod.
i operations, exper-

the 3% Spring
zone conventioon'tat« Kelowna
and’ not the Kiwanis as was
reported in last week's, column.
_A- farewell surprise party
was held last ‘Thursday evening
for Mrs. Jamés: Munroe by the
Kinnaird -UCW. She was ‘pre-
sented \with a gift with best
wishes for her fortheothing trip
to ana
mall, frie ds..6 f, Da-
vid eee, ‘attended ‘a ra for
his ‘sixth birthday last Monday.
Mr. Clift: Finch
and; family ne be’ leaving short-
ly ‘to make their home .in Van:

‘Kamloops
where: they
son Mervin

itlyin::
here they were

the : eo. u
Vi able “to: visit with forier
and

ake their home in! Califor-
area. ©

“Did you :kno' ‘0 keep

,soap dishes in ten path and

let your bar of soap rest on that.

From. her finger to her nose.

. and Mrs, William
dand: fen left yesterday | .

_|'shower: free .of “sticky residue, |.”
cut a sponge to fit the dish and

‘Grandia stretched: the ‘ribbon :
And said There is a. yard of of it,|-!

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: » The first.bank to be:found-
ed in BritlahColumbia was the
| Bank of Vancouver,’ founded: in

‘of Montreal.

massive : road building program
and price and income. changes.
“The removal of thesq: bar-
ortant. fe

count from \other. regions
cannot help havin : effects on
the 2} development 0 of Canada as

tts, hngon’abestsaling outboard
How comer. Because, re this

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if SON MOTORS wil api .
cost to the: origina!
Ft ies enniotach

A‘ general discussion -took in.

place on: ways to publicize the}:

coming Centennial year in 1967
and to stimulate interest'in this
historic milestone for Canada.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley: Fries-
en and. children’. of: ‘Abbotsford
are holidaying a at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Penner.

+ Weekend ‘visitors: at ie

ry Funk we
y :‘Rogers- of” ‘Nel.
son, Miss Anne Funk of Pent
in -and "Mr, :Richard © Funk

ever,:that:the close of. the nee
paigh does not.mean that safety
precautions ; ican he’ relaxed.
“Our. performance ‘in this
campaign is a matter. of record,”
said | Mr. ‘Salter.. “It: ShOWs ‘that

“Now: let-us.prove that we
can work without any accidents
during June and in' each month
thereafter.'; #

“Let every. month: be safe-
ty month, ‘The intent oon our. ate
cent:icampaign is. to
our thinking in fries aes ane
‘to: prove to ourselves that we
can prevent accidents. and to’
‘reorganize’ our habits ‘for ‘our!

4 own safety. and ‘protection . and

of:our fellow. empl

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