CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 7; 1968

ACROSS FROM THE ARENA
Royal © Stuart, Console, Twin Seal and
Crystal Panor mic Windows, Agee

Spectalizing - t ‘Cupbodrds. and finishing
‘works: Full 1 of ‘Building Materials,
Arborite and CLL. Pi int.

; Phone 365-8151

“Box 90, Castlegar

SPECIAL
_FRIDAY AND ‘SATURDAY >

“Rack of Car Coats

Regular $13.95 to aad

_TO. CLEAR |
25 Per Cent Discount

: ‘Temperature (degrees
5 #

‘POLLUTION-CONTROL BOARD:

APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT:
| UNDER THE —
“POLLUTION-CONTROL ACT”

I,:The Corporation of the Village of Castle-
gar of Box 519,. Castlegar, B.C.; hereby : apply. to
the Secretary, “Pollution- control: Board, for:a per-
mit to ‘discharge ‘ oxidation ‘pond . effluent into
the Columbia ‘River which flows therly. and

‘Toastmisiresses Study

Parliamentary Rules

‘Tho ‘study of words and pare
lamentary Procedure’ were part
ofthe! agenda ‘for’ the: Tonstmis-
tress dessert meeting held at the
home of: Miss \C., Hogendoorn,

2 Phe table topics "were intro-
duced by Mrs, G;Lelfner and en-
compassed | auch: diversified | sub-
jects ‘as the’ inclusion’ of com-

parative | marks “on’.report cards|,

and~ preserving ‘the innate dignity
of children: duirng the early years
‘of training, «:’’.

New: members Mrs, S, Souko-
reff and Mra, LR, Hammond were
welcomed :by the hostess, Mrs, W.
Hubert. Mra'S,, Lanzarotta’ lead
the workshop discussion period.
oJ The. next’ meeting will be a
‘dinner ‘meeting. in November! to
be held at the City Centre banquet
jhall. ‘Three sponsers and a round

| ‘table: discussion’ of the usual’ sti-

mulating <table: topics will com-
prise:the program. An anniversary

‘| dinner is planned for the Decem-

ber meeting.

Rotary Sponsors
“TB Xmas Seal
j __Gampaien Here

D
y "On Nov, 12 the annual Christ-
mas Seal ets

ie at Lite Grey Cup game
was played: before a: good crowd
of exclted® fans ‘in. n ‘Perf
weather ]

inset,
‘that Toth ten were alin cu
stops in an all, out’ effort

home the coveted-Little. Grey cup:
Playing in‘ the first quarter Gerry
Leduc ‘passed: to: end’ Frank. Lan-
zarotta who ;went 23 yards for the
major which was unconverted, Not
to be outdone; flinging Jack Burak

gered Duff:Jonhson in the: Bomb-
er end zone,

Jack Burak ran 16 éption for,
1 point and the quarter ended with
the ’Cats ‘leading. by. a. score of 7
to 6. Early in the second quarter
Bomber quarter Gerry Leduc faked
@ pass. and ran 34:yards for the
TD, converted by Cristofoli for 1
point. After, a serles of short gains
Jack. Burak ‘ran the option play
and went (17° yards: for’.6” points.
A convert, attempt from: the shot
gun formation failed to click and
the 'Cats.lost the extra point,

all‘ across ,Canada.In the Castle-
gar‘area’'the campaign will be
sponsored by the Castlegar Rotary
Club: under the ‘chairmanship. of
Mr.-Ed. Herman, On behalf of
the Rotary.Club, and-as the pre-
sident) ‘of .the. B.C, , Tuberculosis
Society, I.ask for your support,

:Our. efforts to bring Tubercu-
losis and other lung diseases under
‘contol have been blessed with suc-
cess in recent: years — but much
remains to be done. Indeed a 6
per. cent’ increase in the number
of TB patiénts across Canada dur-
ing the past year, and heavy. out-
breaks of Tuberculosis.’ in. some
parts’ of this province,” indicate
that the TB germ has no intention
of giving up the fight.

We must continue the search,
medical” research, ‘for ‘new and
better, drugs’ to cure and“prevent

The point of discharge shall « be. located at
Castlegar, B.C. 1,000: feet’ downstream, more: or

less, from the Canadian Pacific Railway, bridge on

the north side of the‘river.
The land upon, which ‘the efflu

- is the Village. of Castlegar. peed
The: quantity of effluent: to be discharged. is

as follows:
Maximum “hourly rate 1.85 “ef. Sj 500 ‘haps

gal. p.m
Maximum 12: hour discharge. 175, 000 Tmperial -

gallons.

Average ‘24-hour discharge / through year if”
continuous or through season. if seasonal
292,000 Imperial gallon

The operating season:.during -which the ef}

fluent ‘will be discharged is continuous

.. The characteristics of the effluent. to be diss

charged ‘are as follows:- g

Suspended °

' Before

Treatm’t

160
300 150

200 30
7.0 7.0

“After
Treatm’t
solids (p.p.m.) 50
Total solids
Biochemical oxygen .
d (p.p.m.).

: 450.500F 450-500F
The type of; treatment to be applied to the
effluent before discharge i is as follow: : Oxidation

- Pond:
-A copy of. this application was posted: at the . :

proposed point of SlschRtEe on the 25th day of:
October, 1963. °°:

Date October 25th, ‘1963.

Clerk, Le of: ‘Castlegar.
J. LOG:

The H pital Board is fanning on holdi

. discharges into the, Pacific Ocean -arid ‘give “nol ice :
of my application to all persons’ affected.

the A

-) We must. continue ‘to provide
free: TB.skin tests and chest X-rays

}| for \everyone: in” the ‘province. -

‘We must continue, indeed step
up,’ all our efforts to: stamp on
TB completely.

The contro} and the prevention
‘of ‘Tuberculosis depends: as much,
'i€-mot more, ‘on people.as it does
‘on. physicians, ‘nurses "and: other
medical

committee has, and will continue
to work hard to make ‘their cam-
paign a success, Do your part ‘to
stamp out TB.

H, S.. McDonald,

President,

B.C, Tuberculosis Ges

- Renata Women’s |
Anstituts ‘Shows’
“National Films

Re nata Women’s Insti-

7 The
tute held its first meeting of the | hung.
P

fall ‘season .at'the home of Mrs.
P.. Warkentin.

‘ ie WI once more is sponsi
‘ing the National Films for which
$10 has been paid for the coming
ear.

The. new projectionist is Fred
Koch. ‘He’ is also taking. charge
of -ordering the. films for~ each
month.

A:parcel for Halloween is e-
ing sent: to the little adoptee, San.
dra Dixon at the Queen Alexander
hospital. .

While a sick person ‘is. cot
valesing,: each member is
turns in preparing a tempting dish
for him.

Mrs, Warkentin read a portion
of the news letter covering ‘the
visit’ of the ® world: president :of
ACWW, Mrs. Van Beekhoff. She
“was a. guest ;of the B.C. Women’s
Institute from’ July,21 to°25.

‘of the

Society as early as ‘possible - in. 1964. AI

persons -:

‘interested. ..

“joining the Society are urged to zee not later than: November

30th, 1963.

Castlegar and District , Hospital Society By: Laws Becton ) vararraan

2 reads i in parti.

“Aannial members shall be those who. ne thie period commencing
sixty days hefore.the last Annual meeting of the Society and; ending
sixty days: before ‘the time of: the: following Annual: Meeting. of: the}
Society, shall have contributed: $2:50 ‘or, more tothe hospital an and
Shall have been elected by members of the Soclety, at an annual; ‘meet.

ings 0.”

You may secure your ip at the fi

i places of b

«Castlegar Drug - — Pitts Drvs — Pitts Plaza Drug — West’

CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL SOCIETY

staff, :
The Castlegar Christmas Seal

the kick-off big
Frank. Lanzarotta picked.;up,: his
second TD: on a pass and run play
that’ went, unconverted. .. Playing
deep in Bomber tetritory, flinging
Jack set Duff Johnson. up in’ the
end zone for his second major, In
the last’ minutes, ofthe”

‘| Verigin stolé a ‘pass out .of the

hands of’ end Roger. .Cristofoli. and
raced 51 yards for the touchdown.

The TD. went’ unconverted and
the half time score read Cats
Bombers 19, aah

Early in the third . quarter
Frank’ Lanzarotta scored his third
TD. ona, fumbled ball which he

picked ‘up ‘and ran 71 .yards for
the major. Jack Burak: picked up
some nice blocking on an ‘option,
and romped 33 yards for his se-
cond, jnajor- the day. Pat Veri:
gin “scored ‘a: single’ point: on the
convert...

The third quarter saw. both
lines putting on a tremendous dis:
Plays of ‘power in an .effort:.to

their: games, Gerry Leduc
opened up the scoring in the fourth
he appeared. to, be,
trapped oOn.a’pass play but a block’
by. centre Alex Sharp opened the
way and Gi dipsy, doodled his
way. over thé /Cats goal line. Thi
was unconverted. :°..
Fo! flowing the kickofé, flinging
Jack. Burak threw. his third touch*|

fe ‘Cats
failed-to pick up ie, ‘extra point
on a pass play.
wy th time running out a 1 fight:
ing Bomber crew. roared to. life
and quarterback Gerry. Leduc
threw. ;the long’ strike ‘to Roger
| Steal who went 47: yards for

took possession of the ball Seine
on ;to a two point. lead and ma-
naged to run out the clock. before
a spirited Bomber. defense ‘could
gain the ball. As.the final whistle
sounded : quarterback Jack, Burak’
an to the: pall ona keeper

graphed football 'x
‘Cats ‘Robert Melnick,

and: for . the winner. victory. is
sweet and for the loser defeat'is
bitter, The :*Cats,"lead' by? an ‘out:
standing young, : quarterback ; in
Jack Burak, fought; for. every. yard
gained and every: point: scored and
when they left the field they, knew
that they had:played‘a‘ team that
perhaps: lacked: inexperience but
made it up in determination, Gerry
Ledue, as quarterback of the ee
ers, a new team’.in ‘the -leagu
can indeed be; proud: of his ped
blue. who; gave

that. might have gone.either way. |

‘That's 80 for the second season
of Canadian: football, in this -Dist-
rict and it is my,sincere, hope that
someone will. see,-fit' to;take ove!

threw a perfect strike to glue fin-|"

half Pat|

. Has Large Aeunl
OF Insurance:

‘The ‘average Canadian family
owned ‘a record amount of life:in-
surance at ‘the end of. 1962—$11,900
per., family. In |, addition,’ three-
quarters ..of - all families in |:the
country, were covered by Ife :in-
surance,

‘These statistics, plus a great |&

; alka gen. Cars cae: Trucks
iu. Now: Rambler Cars: ;
Sales) &s rvice - — ~ Trades :

deal: of additional Sata on “life
nat
*] in: the recently published booklet

t ‘| “Canadian nite: Insurance Facts,
oy

y The booklet, prepared by the
Canadian ‘Life. Insurance Officers
Association, shows’: that.: pension
programs and annuity plans admin-
istered | by

also ‘enjoyed unprecedented Popu:
larity.

insurance companies reached a to-
tal. of 724,000, providin,
sent and future annual payments to}
Canadian partlcipants of. nie all,
lion a year.

“Dogwood | Circle
‘Entertains Sr
‘Ladies ‘of: Church

The members of the Dogwood
Circle’ of ‘the United Church Wo-
men entertained ‘the ‘senior ladies
of the church at a tea’ last” week
at the home of Mra..F. Wille
Mrs, H, Grummett and Mrs, P,
Swift assisted in serving “tea: and
they. also provided transportation
for those who “needed ‘it)’ There
was:’a’ good attendance ant all

Belg

26; rarested their Pleasure 3

‘At the end of 1962," annuity,| f
contracts’of all types in force with |,

g fora pre-| B

‘g

down. fale in the game as he hit |,
palfeack Randy Ealstog son who: went |:

the league and. see. that, footbal
continues to grow in this communi-
ty. There. willbe ‘Jots. of :frustrat
tions and discouragement but the
results. are rewarding. Remember!
‘The boy you help ‘may.be the man
that the world;shall nee

AUTEN INI

‘Let ‘us’ send’ your local. : CHRISTMAS’
‘GREETINGS: for YOU! Mak ye

‘0. the . Kootenay ’ Society. for: Handicapped ©.’
ene: in. lea of sending: LOCAL : Christ:

Names will. be’ listed in 1 the local’: newepa
ding. greetings from all donor:

many friends in’ Castlegar, Robson.

naird .through to be

AR icxED ING
Ladies’ High sine. Fran ‘ior.
shalt 3 309; Ladle High: Thre:
B. Flanders 715, Men’s High "single
J.) Hamm “282; ; Men's High ‘Three
D. Hiebert ‘681. Team High 'Single
Team 6 1076'; Team High Three

8, 143; ‘Team 5, 139;
cam 6,.129; Team

Team 4, 106; Team % 97; Team 10,
96; Team 11, 88; Team 3, 86,
Coffee. Break League)
i) LHS Jannan Tidbal
Jannan..Tidball 571,, THS Mullet
Bea THT Muffets 2461;

ieee ‘Wheaties 2, Muffets 4,

A LHS:
Helen Batchelor 618,.THS Ross’

8
Meatmarket’828; THT Ross's, ‘Meat-
market’:

2 Mrz, | 2akoff:280;, MAT.’ Mike

TPs 88's Meatmarket 4, "Tiger ris 2370.

LHS) Rutt Rourke 2895 Lar
‘Rath Rourke 684,. MHS Mike’ Ka-
Kazakott
658, THS- Lotta Blaws 1005; THY
Button Pushers 2763. -
fp: West's 1," Button Pushers
Regulars 3, Bridge Builders (1;
Lotta Blows, 4, Hallley's Comets 0,
“Other /600's |Sam’ Rutheford
ee Earl Rourke 655, Dave Cooper,

Tene Night. Mixed 9-11.
LHS Jean Shay 218; LBT Jean

| Shay. 576, MHS Geo Jablonski.244;

HT | MHT* Barry MacKay’ 601, °° THS
Happy Gang ‘HT, Bootleggers,

baat Sportsmen 0,. Bank 0
Commerce 1, : Happy. ‘Gang: 24
Don't Know "4, Night Hawke * 2,

“LHS ‘Ruth’ Rourke: 201 1 Lr:
cae Rourpo 609, ‘THS Carburetors’
© Cranks 838; . THT : Carburetors

Servic

(Oglows .4,
OF. Sling Aut i 4, Castle:
gar Drug.

uceday tiie ‘League Wo:

mae ROMIN:

(From Last: ‘Weok)
io. \Mrs.’ NF, Bonn, Tina Marie
and Mike of Trail, wero’ recent
visitors: ati’the home of: Mr. and
‘Mrs, pe “Dyck. * :

‘Mr, ‘and. Mrs. Ray” ’Kosianisc,

: Wayne and Kathy of Crescent Val-

ley, :were 2 Sunday visitors’ at. the
Ulmi,

home of Mr. and Mra, J.

Mr. aad ‘Mrs,.\ Jack “Hausen
of Grand Forks and Mr. and Mrs.
H. Heffér. of Wocdland Park were
weekend’ visitors sito Renata.

Mrs. ink, and Anne and
Jack, returned ome from Edmon-
ton, where sey 3 had ‘spent a‘Weeks

jollday:

and: Mrs Hamm-
Teall ¢ were: ‘Sunday visitors at’ ‘he

“home of Mr.’and Mrs, J. Dyck,
Mr,,and. Mrs,

‘Allan Endershy
and: daughter of. Fruitvale were
recent visitors’ at the ‘Mr.
ind Mrs.

to ‘take advantage of maximum ‘savings
remembe a) Di

“built-in features that speed the ‘initial framing’ and) beat the problenis
“Of: Winter, construc C1)

‘sae each withthe quality features’ tha
the leading choice’ of B
: ‘Features - like. good design, kiln-dried ‘framing -materials, |; maple:
‘BUT:

: finished kitchen “cabinets, : pre-finished © oak parquet: floors ty
rete “THE oA ‘STORY: TODAY, FROM:YO

: er’ attended
1e recent Wi" Tea st Robson.

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PETTITT PHOTOS

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2; Cranks 3,

Nite’.
cng venue Keraitf LHT. Fran
fat, THS Choregirls 891;. THT.
Oddkatts 2407.
‘TP: Choregiris

et
mhuneey "Morning | League.
\t .MLHS Janna Brownlie-2
THT:

; Beavers .1,° Chipmunks 3,
ions one 8 ‘Minx 4 Ss irrels 2s Te y.

Thursday. Mixed Com: Ch }
LHS °-Elaine “Creighton 233.
LHT Julia* Couch: 575. MHS Bar-

'cley Creigthon.324;' MHS" ‘Carl ‘Loe-
iS Kay 087;

blich* 651;
intouchables ° 275!
Imperials 4, ‘Ups &.
Four Pointers 4, Bank of ‘Mon.

Janna Brownlie: 679... MHS..Tom

~| Couch" 284; MHT Fred: Phillipoff

642. THS Rick's Records 1090; Lat

Plaza Five: 2967.. a
TP: Rick's Records 4, Imperials
Celgar = Two :0;

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