4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 2, 1963

Oddfellows and Rebekahs Enjoy Joint Social Evening

-\ The regular meeting of Lion's Head. Oddfellow Lodge was held * last week.: After ‘a, short , business meeting: the members’ wives and the! members of Kingarson Rebe- kah Lodge were ‘invited to attend a social evening. J. Wisted, wel- comed the guests and said. that they were observing the founders day.of Oddfellowship,

Reg Bro spoke for. a ‘short time on:the United Nations speak- ing contest which’ was won by Miss Joyce’ Hawkins of Nelson,.-who will leave in July, to attend the United Nations, Mr. Bro said what a wonderful thing it’ was to hear the ‘contestants: speak ‘and what a hard job the judges had to name a winner, Mr, Wisted introduced Ken McRae of New Zealand, who is pre- sently residing here. Mr. McRae showed some beautiful coloured slides. of his home-land and gave a commentary on them.He also showed, some slides “of: beautiful

BS ‘Mr.

Wisted thanked

The’ Banksot Mon! 's Busi- ness Review for -April, just issued, discusses, the influence: of the’ Sas- katchewan River on’ ‘the Prairie economy and presents..an’‘informa- tive summary of the major develop- ments now taking place along. its course for the Rocky ‘Mountains to Lake Winnipeg.

“It was on the banks of this river and its tributaries that fur- trading posts and farming settle ments grew up that were later. to become Calgary, Edmonton, Saska- toon, Swift Current, Prince Albert and ' Medicine’ Hat.’ It, was “also within the watershed of the Saskat- chewan that the petroleum dis- coverics were made, first at Turner Valley and later at Leduc and else-

where, that would make profound |

changes‘ in the whole character of the prairies and their economics life,” the B of M review says:

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Rac ‘tor’ his ‘remarks and pictures, The evening was arranged to ‘cele- brate the’ 144th anniversary of Oddfellowship,' the founder. being Thomas ‘Wildey,

- During the serving of delicious | :

refreshments Mr. Bro gave a short talk? of the founder. He said’ in part ‘that’ if it were ‘not for “Mr. ‘Wildcy ‘they would be ‘unable: to

devote time to the practice of Odd. §

fellowship, If it were: not for this man, who'emigrated.to North Ame- rica at the age of 35," Oddfellow- ship may not be here today, Wil- dey was very -reserved with no high education, but.a man in: all

manner and ways who:would: com. | f

Plete a job he started. One can

only imagine the time and labour |

spent organizing and. instituting lodges throughout the North Ame- rican Continent. Mr. Bro

_ G. Rust Re-elected ” ~ WKHU Chalrman

lected

“of “the

“Just imagine the time “it: would take ‘to travel from place to place in a.horse drawn carriage ‘or; by. stage ‘oach toall the lodges in the

ut ‘pat grand: sire: of: the Grand Lodge: of U.S.A,, ready, and able”at all. times, to give advice’ and ‘help to ‘hie: younger. members: On Oct-

mores -Thomas.. Wildey:: to “that: eternal’ rest ‘and reward provided -for:those » who “love . and cherish’ their’ fellowmen. ‘To :Re- bekah’s ‘and Oddfellow's' the chal- lenge’ has been left. It'is our duty and obligation to see -that the: be- liefs of friendship, love and truth, faith, hope and charity-will ‘never cease-to | function’on ‘ this‘ earth.” Mr. Bro was accorded a‘hearty vote of thanks, The: highlights | of the evening ‘was ‘the cutting of the beautifully. decorated cake which bore ‘the’ inscription 144th Anni. versary of Thomas. Wildey.” ‘Mra, L,* Buffett’ and’ Mr.’ J.: Wisted: the Nobel’ Grand’s of the: Rebekah’ and Oddfellow Lodges cut’ the cake, and each one present was served witl ieee. : 5 On behalf of the ladies pré ‘sent Mrs. Buffett thanked the mem- bers of Lion’s Head Lodge for the invitation to attend their social evening which had: been enjoyed very much.

West. Kootenay Health Unit at its recent’ meeting in Trail. was Kin: naird” commissioner G. S. Rust who : Boes_ into his second year in the’ jab.’

scribing the operation of, the health unit the past year, Mr. Rust <, sald aad it was one “beset with’;

Tuesday? 1 O'Clock League: 291, Ladies High Three Jean Young

j cain "High Single Aero ‘Taxi 20 ean High Sn t-|Classte’ Mixed ,League!

987, Team Hig! ree Ross's Mi

markét : 2526. -i

3 Team . Point Ross's Meatmar-

vse Aero Taxl'- 1, Oglows

vs Defoe? Transfer - Skyline Autowervice!- 3 -'Castlegar - 1.7,

other 60's Vi. ‘MeLuckle :

: Tuesday Night Bowling: League :

LHS Kay Adshead 238, LHT Kay Adshéad 846, MHS ‘Harry. Chevel- dayoff 283, MHT. Harry. Chevelday-

Fa | off .734.. THS Comm. -Bankc 1095;

THT Regulars 3100,

TP Defenders 3, Regulars 3,

West's 4, Comm.

niks 1, Button ‘Pushers 0.

o\'/ Other 1600's Bill Davis 704,

Don’: Blishen’ 667.

Tuesday‘ Nite ‘Mixed

LHS. Erma: Mykyte nani:

een Erma Mykyte

): iS Gary Renz

(Ghevseng) S1O,MHT Fred Bonwott

(1 dosNo) 105, THS Ramblers

996, THT Ramblers 2789. a

‘4, Happy Gang’

with the: "yesignation of. Dr. J.-H.

“| Lindsay, director of the’

say’s resignation “brought the com- plexities’ of” operating a health unit’ more to the attention of the Union Board and pointed out the importance of board members tak- ing ‘a more active, interest in the affairs of the unit.”

Beta Sigma Phi Is 32 Years Old.

Castlegar’ chapter’. of “Beta | p

Sigma ‘Phi will celebrate the saad of the.

founding: May 9 at 7pm iA ban.

a/quet ‘in which the local chapter

will join for the occasion will We

“TP. 0, I Da'No 3 ‘Nighthawks 1,.Co Qnerators, 0;'Ch 3 ‘ ther 600

Wednesday Morning Drivers Lea

Harvey: 609. ‘THS ; Sparetires THT Sparetires 2589,

TP Carte ettors 65, Sparet es 64, Carnks 6’

. 965, Ladies High Single Jean Young |‘

Bank 1, Boob+| «

THT., Choregirls »2746, ‘ ‘ TP* Choregirls: 3, “Flyers 1, Sputntks 4,: Five, Thumbs 0, "Beat. niks 3,“ Kingpins ‘1.0.5.4

LHS: Marge: Bonnett’ 311,: 1 ree 841," MHT Ken “Price | 851. THS <:Boatniks :1130;:.THT . Beat. niks' 8067. “TP Beatinks : 4;* Deadbeats 4, Denfeni 3): , Reformers 0, 0, Spring- ks 0, a i

‘next: fall ‘are ‘eligible: for ‘the $500 scholarship given annually ‘hy.; the\ Vancouver ‘branch of .the Co}Cangiian:.Women's Press Club, | ‘is open to women students

writ ‘a tun set of department exa-’ é in June and to be eligi-

Ble|must:attain an overall average

tat ste ast 70 per cent.; Personal, qualities‘and character and qualifi: eations essential to a successful car- as'vell as aca-

Exhaust 53, Bumpers 52. Wednestay Morning Drive 1) LHS : Elsie’ Hildebrandt 262, LHT Ruth Rourke | 590, THS Spark- plugs Cn 1

TP.

57, ‘ demic: ‘atdnding, are all considered ‘Lin electing: the winner, «

Deadline for applicatioons . is May: 15 and forms are. obtainable from:Dean (Walter: Gage, at UBC,

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Su spaikploge 8, cranks 54, Bum- rs 51: Exhaust’ 60, —'.No Blow Glub Dean Koenig, Blanche Dever- son, Irene -Horan.; Ladies . Wed.-Nite ‘ *Fran Moffat: 276, ‘LET Anne 618,

Details ‘are’ ‘a. on scholarships sent” by’ the ‘Uni-

FINAL CONCERT OF THE SEASON

featuring

DR: KNOX ‘HIGH: SCHOOL ‘BAND FROM KELOWNA

SHSS JR. CHOIR: HSS SR. BAND

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versity toll’ high :school ‘prifici pals in’ the: province, ‘ Clippi

from conimunity “ newspapers ** 0: school publications, “other ’ sample: of. candidate’s writing ‘anda letter,

8, -THS: Cl

her interest,

grinning

Just drive over. our new

held at the C church, Robson, = * rs é

chapter of the sorority was formed in ‘Abilene, Kaneas, There’ are

1 Funeral Held Saturday For Mis. Gritchen

Mrs, Vera Gritchen died in the * Trail-Tadanac “Hospital © last Thursday morning, aged. 59, after a

‘lengthy illness, -..:

She is survived by her hus- band Nick of Glade, three sons, George. of’ Shoreacres, Steve? and

Henry at home, two daughters; Mray| message from the

traditional ceremonies -will be ob- served, ©

welcome _ to membership,

W, Lockhart §

i Mrs... T. Inaird is serving as chairman’ of the

founder’s day banquet; The -toast- mistress for the evening is Mrs. E, Isakson of Kinnaird.

‘Mrs,.L. Nesbitt has been se- lected for the honor of presenting a special message from the sorori: ty’s founder. She has received the

Thirty-two years ago the’ first | ,

now 7000; = chapters and 150,000 In addition to the banquet ie e history, of the’ local j’‘-

chapter will be reviewed and’ the]: ;|new members will ‘receive’: their

internstionyt é

attended the convention in Salmo

Castlegar Socials

IT. HAPPENED

: Mrs. R Johnson, Ph. 365-8204 Members ‘of ;the! Pythian’ Sis- ters, Kootenay Temple No. 87 who

Saturday were’ Mrs. C. Bradford,

Mrs. R. J,. Sewell,’ Mrs, J, Gem-

mill, Mra, M. Blathut, ‘Mra, Eva L.A.

of Rivervale and Mr/ and Mra, Mike|

Furiak of Trail.) <j

‘Mire, Sheridan’ of Vancouver | |

is the’ guest: of her, slster Mrs, I. MeNell for’ a few days.” :

4 Mrs,. Sid’ Walton re-

turned home: ‘from Spokane at the

ers, BMfrs. S. Dewis, ie Av Allen |:

and Mrs. 0. Wilson. Mrs, D. Hiebert, brown owl of 1st Kinnaird pack, was’ amongst

the Gulders who attended the au {

ders annual meeting in New Weat- iter,

3 Mr, and Mrs, Garnet Patmore | y * of (Cranbrook were weekend ucts

of Mr, and’ Mrs, M. Blathut.. Mrs. Patmore attended the Pythian Sis- ters convention. in scale on Sat- urday. with) Mrs, Bl

Sunday: guests at the ‘home of io.

Mr, and M. Blaihut were Mr. and Mrs, J.'Sorensen’ and family

offera a coinplete selection of wedding announcements atyled for the diserim- inating.

+) Alsi | the’ members of. her f

Mr, {| few days last wreck visiting in Kam- loops,

Mrs. M. King who spent ‘a lew weeks isiting in Eruttvale, re- turned “hi Gatun

al ranged ty her many, friends, Ue At the: Castlegar’ airport mal

ye friends » were: there: to‘ wish Ane

by peppy tripe and she was pr Bh ey

ing : Mr,’ and | Mrs, °C.: a: family. of Slocan

ear N | mond who } ane been’ visiting their | \-- Sanullies, here left for home Thurs:

rt. Cherrington isa pa dent. i in Trootenay ‘Lake General Hospital, Nelson. ‘and Mrs,.C. King spent a

‘Read the ioe i Claptifed Ade

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FROM NEWFOUNDLAND TO IRELAND “WITHOUT. COMING. DOWN, THEY REPLIED WHEN ASKED FOR

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Sf io alling ivy when the plants ‘are growing more rapidly, which they .|do\from May: through

Neyer Too Early To Tell Children “About Poison Ivy

It’ is never too early to tell children ‘about: poison ivy. Point it out them when you see it so that they. it, Tell.

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will-usually, be found ‘growing el- | == ther-23' a trailing vine'or an up- right ‘plant.

Explain’ to ‘the -children why

thing ‘more ‘miserable than'a bad case. of. poison ivy. ‘Chemicals ‘are mosf effective

gh early: July,

Ivy: foliage’ should be wetted: tho-

roughly with your spray.’ Be ‘care:

fal to keep the: spray . off fruit

tree © foliage’ or , other - valuable

plants nearby. A’ sprinkler’can be pital

Posture of Yous Women is Good

How does the posture of young Saneal ur moth compare: withy that

thers? ‘According to Dr. Eleanor ie. theny, professor ‘ of’ physical edu-

Th

wedding of Miss Louise’ McKinnon

in: on” Saturday.

‘Also “here™for ® the weekend Mrs.

‘enatchee, “ ‘Washington who spent some time with' Mr. ‘and Mrs. Dave Calder of Kinnaird’ and other relati ee in Rossland.

daughter fiat Ws Mir, ; R.: Spence ‘in’ Salmon “Arm. aS

and? de::.with" May" L

lo. J. Wilson fave been’ a’ nephew Mrs. ’'L: B,| women is good,\ but the ‘older. wo-

and: family, Mr. and

‘Wilson and three chilagen of Kim-

berley.': ;

“At. the same time, Mrs, M. and

cation ‘at the University of. South- ern Californa, the posture of young

men tend to'let themselves slump. “The ‘reason for ‘this, Dr. Me- theny, is’ that: the’ older

Elinor also: of Kimberley arrived © here fo visit: the Wilsons having ‘come.

ere from ‘the coast, Elinor Ingle- brea was the ‘recipient of. her

| Gold Cord in Guiding having been with

honored" with’: this “distinction by © Lieutenant Governor George Pearkes” last! week.'’

and Mrs, A. Lambert re-

{turned home on the weekend from ve | 2 visit with their son and daughter. | 5

in-law. Mr.and Mrs, Pat ‘Lambert ‘who: became: “parents ‘ofa’ baby daughter, Karen: 1

Hospital on April 23,

was brought upto be-

into this: habit’ and: ‘tel carry ‘it them ‘today,

The younger. women have a dif- ferent attitude, They desire to look as well ag they can, and this: wish

is .the key to a better. posture. ese women also feel differently about — their ~ social status. They. lon't have’ the ‘same: feeling that they are second class citizens’ as bee mothers and” grandmothers

on any ‘at that’ time. “AL Aduddell of Nelson is visiting this “week with her son-

of | 5, inde and heneue? Mr. and Bits,

unt, M een Lambert’ oho happened to be :

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au lteve ‘that bodies wera, something <= CHOICE tobe ignored, so they tended ‘to let: their postures drop. ‘They got

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