12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 19, 1967

THE SALVATION ARMY (863 Main Street)

Sunday =

Molasses Taveting

Wednesday 8.00 hin’ Bible Study

Thursda: 10.00 am. Home League

Phono 365-7112 Envoy Cliff Phipps

LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m. Held in St. David's. Anglican Church

Sunday School 2 p.m. Rev. Harold C. Clark

‘CHURCH OF GOD (Kinnaird Comm. Hall) Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson hone S$65-6762

9.30 a.m. Sunday School 10.30 a.m. Morning Worship .

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor D. Reeves, B. Th.

: . 865-717: Across Highway Junction from

laza Family Worship 11 a.m, Evening Worship — 7.30 p.m.

Family Bible Hour - 10 a.m. All Welcome

Apostolic Church

2 blocks East of the Castleaird Shopping Centre 10 a.m. — Sunday School hour lla 2m Me Morning Worship

@ Seout te

Tho

Baw CEE

oo nena General, His

D:

Chief Seout is please

nounce the following Scouting awards:

The Silver Cross for gal-

lantry with considerable risk has been awarded to patrol lead- er Douglas Kinna, 14, Vancou- ver for his gallant and prompt action in jumping, fully clothed, into the tide! waters of the Fras- er. ‘River, to the rescue the eight year old Dale Belzer, who, while on a fishing expedition, March 26, 1966, had fallen into the iey current and was in danger of drowning. Douglas Kinna is a scout in the 114th Bishop TDI ae Mary’s Anglican Church ‘00D.

Certificates for Meritorious Conduct were awarded to patrol leader, David Seeman, 17, Van- frotach, patrol second Bernard

‘out Raiph ae ithe, TH wha slop. ed on glare ice and slithered at great speed, slammed into a fell- ed Tog sna Jay ere

en Sollarbone, on a mountain climbing ition on. Black Mountain, near Horseshoe Bay, on April br 1966,

three scouts are mem- bers of] 140th Martin Luther Ev- angelical Lutheran Church troop |. in Fraser district.

ser

Patrol leader. Daniel Tittle, 18, Vancouver, member of 126: Holy Family Roman Catholic Church troop, Fraser district, re- ceives the Certificate for Meri- torious Conduct for, his promp- tness in

injured with sev- | this head lacerations and a brok- | :

Recely

Giluax Cras ee

Uwe?

action helped Prevent serlous fire damage

LETTER No

invuimarania

Seeyv eee

Dear Sire hav the articles

an saved the ‘Younger boy from be- ing severely burned.

For prompt action in ren- dering first aid to Mr. Joseph Banavage who had slipped ‘and fallen eighty feet from the wall of Capilano Canyon he was at- tempting to scale on March 26, 1968, patrol leader David Wayne Bates, 1 , West Vancouver, was awarded ine Certificate for Mer- torinne Conduat Nevide level headedness in using the assis. tance of bystanders to go for help and to supplying covering for the accident victim, 1s to be commended. David’ is a scout with the 8th Glenmore Commun. | r ity Association troop, West Van-

district.

couver recipients: will be invit-

ed to attend the Vancouver: annual dinner

Pacific National Exhibition. Scout Douglas Kinna will be

ic actions and will offi

receive! his award at an investi- ture ‘ceremony in Ottawa later ear. e others will receive their framed: certificates at the Jan. 30: annual meeting: which is’ ex-

ected ate, have over 2,000 in at- en

Manpower Gentre Issues Monthly Employent Figures

entitled ‘A Teacher Talks with much interest. The column was, I thought, designed as a vehicle for teachers as individuals to communicate thelr ideas to a reading audience, In fact I had Intended to submit an article on some proposals for getting more mileage out of the tax dollar al- located for education. However, I feel Wars tiay compelled at the criticisms levelled. at This col umn in “last week's Castlegar iti

one As you will recall, two let- ters to the editor and one press rt from stich illustrious con- tl ibutors as:Mrs. Pat Willey, the local school: poard and ir. Rod- er have opened fire on the ideas presented in. this column.

‘All people should have opin- jons on important Fare and no column worth its salt is invul- nerable to criticism, in fact, con- structive criticiem is needed if

ized at this event for his | the:

than 1 posse Mrs. Willey’s letter or 4 neat

'3 comments as construc- 3

Coiumn Worth its Sait

ta Criticions

ating from such an august body should be at the very ‘Teast con- structive? The derogatory charg- es that they have levelled should be substantiated or withdrawn. To do otherwise is a disservice to their employees and the peo- ple who have elected them into

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Why is it important to the board members that the articles be signed? Mind eu. I agree that's a zs pereon. shou a be prepar- if | it af iv attack on ‘the. idea. Heaven forbid that communit leaders would attack an individ- ual who is stating what he be- lieves to be the truth. It has been my. experience that bylines are rewards by the newspaper. Two children in my class have sub- mitted articles to the newspaper. I had requested that they get recognition for thelr efforts in this manner. They did not.

Tonly hope that the damage

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UNION PETERS BISTRIBUTORS Lid,

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last week's letters and particu- larly the press report have done

jg not irreparable and that tea- ers: will not be afraid to ex- Press. thele, ideas in the column. a8 one board mem-

the iminating reader. eae art'is a boone in our apclety ‘fbounds — and confotinds

ere may I submit that one can be too selective. Such has’ been Mrs, Willey's error. Seven art- —_ have been submitted and

nc cf these has becn on the’ fo ic! that: Mra, ‘Willey con-

fo be a teacher’s first con:

quell a fire which had been set by a six year old boy who was playing with matches on April 46, 1966. Scout Little's. quick

Kinnaird Guide Company Presents Badges and Stars

‘The 2nd Kinnaird guide com- pany began ‘the new year with

P Servi Phone 365.5884 Rev. C. Stone, Minister

All Wel

of 23 badges

by Mrs: J. Gormley. Those receiving badges were: Grac hild

In his conditions, Rr Cc. Bristow. manager, Canada Man- power Centre. Trail, stated that persons seeking: employment throughout the area served by he Trail office remained below the. numbers recorded during a comparable period in 1 Mr. Bristow said thet more favourable. weather conditions allowed worl k on a variety of pro- jects wh would. be

of a

., Furthermore, the article that seems to have sparked Mrs. Willey’s anger dealt with the pro-

rofiusion of written'mat- to

anions Ihave ex-

pron ly mine alone.

ey are nol ne led to reflect

ie views of any organization of which. I may be a member or any. school or other organized

‘i A C. Barker, ‘ox 308, Castlegar.

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.

Drilling Contractors

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Industrial & Domestic Water Supplies Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C. °°" Phone 365-6933

blems ‘of compulsory its and its disadvan- tages. To paraphrase John Dew- ey “means” not “ends” were un- der tiscusblont e with Mrs, Willey

when she suggests Mhet thers are many professions which are

employed. 1 The lessening of em- tary a opportunities in ‘Jan- far’ he primary industries such 8 logging, mining, and lumber manufacturin, Sales and “service ind

appeared to be confined | that th

ig and exper- jence are tuken into account, and ‘further, I too would hope e reason for selecting any one of the professions she has named is concern for the wel-

fare of others: ‘What I with is the

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. J. H. Wiseman

“Service of Worship and Sunday School at i1 a.m.

PENTECOSTAL. TABERNACL'

: Phone: 365-6212 Sunday: : 9,55- am: Sunday School 11.00 am. Worship : 7.00 p.m, Evening Service ‘Tuesday: = jiaay: Fiayer BMeviing

xf 30 "youth Meeting “Where you are a stranger but once”

cere, thrift and cook; Brenda Downey, minstrel, cook, thrift and toymaker; Vicki Ja: sues, child care, skater, toy maker and cook; Elien Knutson, child care, dancer and swimmer; Rosemary Hardy, toymaker: Sheena parr, toymaker and cook; ‘Warford, toymaker and Cooks Margie Fornelli, child care; , Carol Marcellus, child

care and cook.

First year stars were also presented to Sheena Warford, Grace Gormley and Brenda Downey.

- GASTEEGAR NEWS

ST. DAVID'S ANGLICAN:

CurIpDcLE Weawenwan

8 am. Holy. Communion

11 am. Holy Communion

less demand to seek

suggestion that a person enter-

Q sales Persons, experienced cooks, and waitresses. Many Senior High School aie College students

‘ained tempo. full ti work during the G "Chvisten sales

nursing or what- ever,‘ should. ngt-be concerned with something concrete to raise the pay of these professions. To suggest dinencist martyrdom as

Business and. Professional Directory

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period.

Mest outicts report an In- crease in sales over the compar- able periods during the last two to ‘ee years.

A noticeable increase in op- portunities within the senior of- fice employee category was re- corded during Di

Mr. Bristow

@ sultable “employment ue December:

holiday was experienced att! Columbia «Hydro Project “and early return of: tradesmen is al- ready: under: ‘way.

At the end of December, 77

celying the ployment Counsellors at Canada Manpower Centre, Trail.

they ‘A shoit Christmas-New Year ses

is medieval, Obviously doctors, dentists, and Iawyers do not, Are th eaesrrieeet the board of

employers, the board o! school trustees, have been even Jess open minded. I find it: dif-

ey to be considered less.

Other Supctice Castlegar News Phone

GORDON A. SUMNER |

ficult to appraise their reactions, Terms like

are pints ene charges

for any res; make. To be "at Te Tent Fpalatable

may.

e these’ are! the! people who have been elected to imple- ment and control the education in our district, is it unreasonable

to assume that criticisms eman-

LETTER Would Like

Sunday, Jativary

rE Week of Prayer Service

In Kinnaird Community Hall

Guest Speaker: Bishop W. E. Doyle of Nelson

Everyone Welcome - Sponsored by Ministerial Assn.

22° 7.30 P.M.

Uniting Since 1925

CASTLEGAR ROBSON Phone 365-8337

Rev. Frank Willey

MORNING WORSHIP Castlegar — 11.15 a.m. Robson — 10 a.m. Castlegar — Sunday School 9.80 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA

and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

the Congregational Methodist

KINNAIRD GENELLE

Phone 865-7814 Rev. Don Faris WORSHIP. Kinnaird — 11 a.m. Genelle —7 p.m. Kinnaird Church School Age 8 to grade 3-11 a.m. Grade 4 to 9 - 9.45 a.m.

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Bal? teuthe, and garbage are serious charges to make against district te: teach ich- ers, or even one tea.

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A, Laing has’ returned trom "port Bello, Edinb sh

a an this ‘Congrtalstion are extend- ed to Mr. ‘Fred H.: Kesler. who celebrated his Sist birthday Monday. Mr. Kesler resides with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Carl M. Loeblich, Recent guests to the home of: Mr, and Mrs. J. Gormley were Mr. and Mrs. J, Cherbain, form-

erly of’ Fort ‘William, who will re now be making thelr home at} oyy

Gold River.

Did: you know? Oda table| mot!

apkins make excellent babies’ bibs. Cut, out a space for the neck and bind the: edges with bias tape. Embroidery may, also be added.

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P Ht you esto be thankful or tle nn ‘eel lucl rou don’t live’ on Mount Walaals

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la: giant peanut.

KINNAIRD SECONDARY

Three new projects are stirring . under’ our spacious root:

to be presented

at our ar apring 1 revue (Mr. Maglio, coach). | 2: Spoken oetry practices — foe the ‘Kootenay susie Festival & Chole practices —— also for the | Hunle Festival (Miss Kavic,

‘What with these, our/studics Mat ne our club activi: thes, to uy busy, busy’; ‘is our.

Me erhaps that accounts. for our cheerfully amazing good at- tendance record, We don’t have time to get sick, *

When the. National “Ski Team getsback ‘from Europe, Scott Henderson .is going to bring Nancy: Groen up here, and the two of them wi of us, individu

“to pose’ be- tween then for p!

ictures,’:

Can't’ you’ Pimagine: how | P prized those pictures will bet Scotty is‘also getting for us the autographs of the best skiers in the-world, We will have quite a collection. | ee

The ‘pohoo!'s third newslet- has

allow. some |.

eH hoe eis *

We have another terrific idea for a centennial project, Under Mr, Magllos direction, the school will collect old artifacts of the Kootenay District, rang- ing in age from.100 to 10 years.

The artifacts will be display- ed in our school gym towards the end of May. The pubilc will be asked to lends us tools and farm: -impleme: lanterns, quilts, - utensils, eal hes — of

early Pioneering days here.

There will be dolls dressed i fachions of the ‘past. There will be a rare collection of pic- tures of the first Doukhobor settlements, It is expected there will'also'be a display of Indian relics — arrowheads and pot- tery. We can‘hardly wait to start on this project. (social studies at ‘our very back door),

ing. Parisian French ‘instead of French’ Canadian,

‘i “Bonjour! Would you like

‘o-enter “Le chambre ‘de Cath:

erinc?” |. . French is hot at

all the dull da: to-day routine

that Sou mig might

our They aro, invited to climb the Beanstelx lonien and haye two-hour visit wit teach (over. coffee.) i

_ 2 Frequent parent's nights are held duri

Mr.” Vollmer- hause.* seal to that Lessons vary from French: singing, counting, and teaching, to thote.d dreaded “dictations. x

Although our * accents’ (ac- pordiny to Miss McQuarrie) are (we. do seem to “be

Mihe & ing’ put on the importance of, us. developing “strict, study, ‘hab its,”

The letter says that such| study habits plus a-“‘positive at- titude” are usually close) foie lated and generally result in

very satisfacto: ades.

Our attitude to. homawork|

is: positive.“Ask' any of: us: We are, positively positive we have Plenty. * ere ee ~Our two latest novelty. con- tests aré now in full sing. (The Library. Club’s contribution to

the Cente:

Fund).

For ‘the boys, the ‘Goober Grab” is really drawing them in. As you know, a goober is a pea- nut. For every 35 boys who en- ter (and pay 10-cents for. the privilege) a peanut is split open with a razur, ane kernel is: ex- tracted, and tightly. folded dollar bill is inserted in its-place.

The peanut is then -repair- ed. with scotch tape. The ‘boys hope to have at least 4° of: these ducky goobers for their.‘ grabr

But we Se have our rapses, Mise McQuarrie tor, mally brave person) blanched noticeably the other day when one of us spoke up confid om “Est is masculine, isn’t, ite’ ee y

‘eearyoady talks a lot about the New Math, but we were won- dering if you’ ve heard about the “New. Science.”

Did you ‘know that in 1966 grade 8 science became a “re- source”. course (a course with- out’a textbook)?

Mr. Grant, explained it to us very patient

it seems ‘that, now the em-

erent teachers, Miss.

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tile is on the approach,” The. course is de- euperiem to “draw upon all ee

word. “Teachers are 2 told to “Get Johnny. where the action is.” <% ble is that some of us Johnnies. are dragging our heels a bit? We groan whenever anyone will listen to us.

Funeral Services “Held on Tuesday

R, Ao. Spon Funeral services. were held

.| Tuesday, from the. Chapel of the

Castlegar Funeral Home for Alex Popoff, 47, who died Satur. day at at his

clear and to 0 the point, | Lets have

the facts from our Car! | Beaulieu, Castlegar.

cher. It would seem to me_ District Wo. 9 schoulpourd nas resorted to the very same tack. ics they accuse the column “A Teacher Talks” of doing.

Mrs, Jacobson, Mr. Lamont and Mr. Goulet are the trio that speaks for the board, in mi instances, They should show 1 the ratepayers that elected them the lies that they refer. to, or apolo- gize Roe: the poacher

doubt in my mind as to t! ty and quality of both ti and school board mem! has always been my feeling teachers have been doing 3 an out- standing job in this

‘Teachers articles ‘have been

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For further information contact Kén Rigby Phone 365-7496

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Mail rate to the

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Audit Bureau of Circulations.

ly Newspapers Advertising Bureau. should. be

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and that’ there shall be no

Born. August - 1919 at, Blaine Lake,: Sask. he: moved to ‘in 1948, then to Castlegar

Popoff. was: employed

for 17, years with Cominco before following construction work.

He is survived by, as wife;

Mrs, Gary a) and Miss Mercedes Popoff, all: of: ft Castle- gar.

‘Alen eurviving are one srand-

sisters. ” Interment was at the Bril-

ant: sith dhe Gasti=

gar: Funeral Home in. care o£

Saturday: Afterncon, Feb. 4th at iPM. "= GRAND OPENING — _ Jual Auction Se rvices "Auction Room in the basement of Waldie‘s Service Centre on Front St. Seat “opposite, the CPR in downtown: ‘Castlegar

We respectfully solicit your. business and need your support. Con- sign your 1 merchandise now for. the grand opening. For further develop-. “ments watch this paper.:

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