CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, 3 June 16, 1966

27 Records Tumble & 2 Tied
At Annual Legion Track Meet

Contestants in the second up
Legion

annual Royal Canadian

Branch 770 track and field| C!
championships on Saturday in
Castlegar broke 27 records and
equalled two others,

In all there were 173 en-

tries for this year’s meet of 78
events, 12 of them new events,
Ribbons ‘were awarded to those
coming in first, second and third
in events and trophies went to
all round athle!

Anthony Wanjott received
the Kinnaird cou!

nell trophy for
the most promising rent’ and
field athelete and the runners

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were Valorie James, Pamela
Wartord, Jim Snook and Frank

jar vinners and seconds in this
meet will be taking part in the
zone meet in nee on June 25,

PEE SuBE GIR
iesh: i. Pamela

worker eo (8.9 seconds), 2. Nancy
Dyck’ and 3, Hazel Hoodicoff.
High jump: 1. Diane Wester-
land (4 ft. 1% in.), 2, Hazel Hoo-
dicoff yjand 3. Fam ela Warford,
ig jum) Pamela War-| ai
ford at te 9. tes Diane West-
erland and,3. ne For
throw: Hi Janin
ambault (106 ft. % in,), 2, Diane
Westerland and 3, sudy Bogan,
All round: 1, Pamela War-
ford and Diane Westerland (26
Points) and 3. Harel Hoodicoft

(18 points).
PEE V Paint BOYS

i dash: 1. John Haley
(8.5 seconds) 2 . Frank Clarke
and 3, Brian Godfre:

id. iy Costa.

Long jump: 1. Frank Clarke

(12 ft. 6 sth ), 2,,John White and
3. John Haley.

throw: 1, Frank Clarke

‘ Ball
(161 ft. aa in.), 2, Tony Costa and

3. Ke

Frank Clar!
, John Haley te
porn and oi Doug Bigsby (12

ints
Bantam GIRLS
yard dash: 1. Donna Gip-
man ithe seconds), 2. Rita Dev-
Burak.

erney and 3.

dash: 1. Niki Bur-
ak (82,5.seconds), 2. Donna Gip-
man and 3. va cy Fowler.

‘High jump: 1, Christine ‘Wind.
sor. a3 ft. Sin in); 2. Rita Pevarey, ||
and’ 2. Deborah © McGauley, 2.
Sorge.

* Long: jump: 1 Nancy Fowl-
er (13 ft. 4 in), 2. Burak
‘and. 8, Lorraine’ Bermel.

» Shot :Put: 1. Pheigh Maglio
(22 ft. 8% in.), 2. Andrea Paul
and 3. Cindy Butler.

en Creegan

een
(61 ft. 3 in} in.) ey. Cindy Butler and

st. | 8. Debra Sidoni.

All round: 1 Rita Deverney
and Niki Burak (24 points), 3.
Nancy Fowler and Donna Gip-

BANTAM Bi Boys
100 yard dash: 1. ntony,
Wanjoff (11.7 seconde),

future rtsmen will pecelve firearms,
dim thele Spo!

Jack White's
FIELD & STREAM

ours are all eager and anxious | the end of Kini and the best
ie to do their best when handling | of luck to you fo:

for.

Tonight in the Castlega
gion hall, some 35 of C

Ready-to-Finish

Snook and 3, Den

220 yard dash; rf om Snook
(27.5 seconds), 2. Dennis Cham.
bers and 3,

ony wens |e

and 3, Lawrence Haley.
Long jump: 1. Anthony Wan. | 2
loft (15' ft. % in, in.) 2. sim! Snook

Tavlos ae “ant

jump: : jony

mata (32 gt 1% in), 2.
shook and 3. Danny pete

put: 1. Anthony Wan-| +),
Jott So t 3% in.),; 2. Dennis
Chambers and 3. Jim Snook.

: 1, Anthony Wanjoft
(101 ft, 4 in, ), 2: Hal Hesketh and
3. Dennis Chambers.

All round: 1, Anthony Wan-
Joff (64 points), Jim’ Snook
(64 points) and 3, ben Cham-

bers (28 points).
Ibsen GIRLS
yard dash: 1. Marion Mc-
Gauten hy 8 seconds), 2. Margar-
et McGauley and 8, Gay McNabb.

221 das) Marion
McGauley (80.7 teconds), 2. Del-
phine Courville and 3. Margaret

a | eeCauley.

440 yards: 1. Valorie James
(71.5 seconds), 2 . Margaret Me-
den and 3. Irene Steenvoor-

880 yards: 1. Delphine Cour-

ville (2 min. 54.9 seconds), 2.

Valorie James and 3. Irene
Steenvoorden.

y. McNabb

Hurdles;
(18.7 seconds, Fy Dalhine Conr-
ville and 9. Jackle rch,
High. jump: 1. Gav McNahb
(4 ft. 4’m), De. Jackle LaMarche
and 8, Dalohine Conrville:
Long:turmp: ‘1. Marion Mc.
Ganlav: 13 ra 8% in.) 2. Gav.
McNebb and 3; zane Gattrell.
Trinle: 4

Shot out: 1. Gav. McNabb
(25, ft. 12 in). 2, Delohina Cour-
ville nd.3.. Marion MeGantev

Wecus:. 1. Gav.MeNahbb (7A ees?

ft, 8. in). 2. Jackie. TaMarche
and 8. Marton, MeGanlev.
All round: 1. Gav McNabb
(AN. natntel, 2° Nelnhine® Gaur.
ville (80 nainte) ond) 8. Marion
MoRantay (ad motuts).
MIDRET ROYS
100 vard. dash; .1. Bh, won| 3
aff 109 secnndad."2. Paul ‘Anu-
tooshkin and 3 Tarre Panoff
220 yard dash: 1..Roh Mal-
off 195.9 secandad, 2, Pant Anu

Parents of these of
cresisifor thelr excellent, effort the great outdoors are welcome

in junior. frosting training, attend the meeting, whether THE

BEST

members of the Castlegar Wild-
life Association or not. See you
there at eight o'clock,
Incidentally if you are in-
y | terested there will bea film on

1 [winter everyone should see even
if they know it all, what with
the swim mei and boating Bea-
son coming uy: re will also

be a short fim called @ the “Trout
Story.” Will'we see’ you there?

BUY

__Burougha and fife # evant ar

Last weekend saw the final

to blossoming of ‘the Castlegar

Wildlife Rifle Range.

It’s been ‘a. long tough struggle,

starting five years ‘ago, when the

newly-formed ‘club statted ‘look: look-

ing for a:site for a range. Three

years ago they bought 8 1368 cre
of Tange ‘alongside

Announcement

George Swetlikoff, Rm.G.
Registered Massage Practitioner

pe Man
Is Top Vocalist

bi Rob:
At Bands Battle tho fedous job of Simnaned

range by hal
che Rad Ci Glittord, of Kipnalrd was notte weekend 8 DB eat was
SE oes ova hla we EC) ie ae
cently af Creston, Was bulldzed out, ate aie

OFFICE NOW OPEN
‘The trophy was received in| butts were put ins and ‘now nthe

Y ra
a competition with 10 other | association has one of the finest rotate teem tell oral
bands at the recent Creston Ap- ranges fe -all of Mind 290 Columbia Avenue

ple Blossom Festival.
Phone 365-6721

Comineo $200,000

fe shooting,
isn't belong

Castlegar, B.C.

Scholarship Plans
Are Announced very near future by the mid-

W. 8. Kirkpatrick, chairman dle of duly the range, will rob-
of Cominco Ltd., announced at} ably be opened up,
Trail this week that the company | Hats off to all those who worked
will spend $300,000 in the next | £0 fochard: and’ g0.:long:to bring
five sors, on new fils nose project to

progra) Fishing during the last woek
vide me "hols = ri Pro: has been alittle slow but some

LADIES

HATS

Yes .... We have a lovely selection of white

areas, including ‘oEdergraduate nice catches were made on the for many

and pastel shades suitabl
students é

BATHING SUITS
Boys trunks and girls
one and .two piece suits.
_ SEE THEM NOWL

it of. 25 per
ay will, Lhe brought in next year.
end; the

ros last. of the bear season for this
year, or rather season, so those

of you who haven’t bagged your
bruin had better do it this week-
and | nd. as they will be closed till

of "chi GIRLS SUMMER COATS
Pants ia fessional research

‘M. Hrooshkin pital
ettor catering hal whet sh she | ©:
rit ‘and na eS anata

ams had been eal ann
to. the, jing Sinegs ..0f, Mr, Adams

"The ‘Senior Citizens’ annual’
convention is being held:in Van-
couver this, wee)

opps an its was
‘Mrs,-Burroughs is the delegate:
oe born ior: noted that the’ sub-

i ed,

i re iieeed © by

Lake next Wednes:

day.
At t the close of business a
fo was en-
serving

of bin

_ Resident of ne
a 64 Years, Dios

. Then you are one of the
jsmart people who will
fuse'an Hlectric Air. Con-::"
: ditioner “to keep: your
; home cool and. comfort-

Tuesday with burial at Champion

iversity, Dr...
ment at Notre Dame University,

of the. Cana Botanical. As-
sociation he attended in Vancou-|
ver

was a tasnber of tho
Union iritu 1
u ‘sa jal Communities of

Also surviving are 17 grand-

culuren and 10 great grandchil- :
en,

Funeral services were held
from. Castlegar Russian hall on

Creek Cemetery. Castlegar Fun-

eral Home was in care of ar-
Tangements,

Research Said
Necessary i in All
Education Fields

Educational : ‘research ia|
basic for’ good Packing at a up un

of the Viotustaal 2 en depart.
id pe

roi te tame, ‘ts to be discuss-

Senior Citizens’ annual |’
ple is ty be held at Christina |’

' weekend Buests of Mrs. H. J

gary. was the weekend ‘guest of

|| Mrs, Detont attended the instal-

f suite, her‘granddau, fer Janes
- as asta -

of Chester ‘formerly of Castlg-
weekend,

lenberg of’ Vancouver were

ss Merne Cullen. of Cal-

Mr, and ue H. Schellenberg.

R,. DeFoe spent''a few)
days i ‘Trail rity ‘her datighter,
Mrs, in. While in Trail

dation cerenionies'of Job's 's Daug
hters’ in ‘'the  Masonle a

d as honored queen.

Mee dee agsg294 day. . mm
Mrg. 3. Jp bene
)' Mes: Bert Hendy ae sit eral te

gar, were visiting here ‘over the tien a Pte Ca
Mr, tid Mra, Denials Schel-| "°t HOuPEAL-

W. _P. Robertson of Trail visit.

ae an n 'Duncan'| We: h
of. Teall visited ‘here on Satur. | ing. one ene

ton is apa
legar and Dist-
Mrs. Wm. Wright
b Mr. Pits Mrs, Ron
‘Vancouver and Mrs,

ed here on Saturday and attend- | in;
mre the Schellenbere! “Bertola wed-

‘Mr, and Mrs. R. McDonald
of Trail were Sunday guests at

the home of Mr.‘ and Mrs. Har-| lays

vey Grummett,
and’ Mra, Ay McNabb
wereli® ‘Trail visitors
Mrs, N. Churches who was
a: patient: in the’ Castlegar and.
District Hospital’ ids home again,’

Centennial
‘| Report

eer taxes.

‘The ‘ar, argument “ipes some.
thing like’ this:‘“I€ I fix ‘up the!
place the assessor will be around
and Bp go go may. taxes pert year.”

lot

nry.
* New

spouts.

privite ee Repairing | or. replacing

= Davide WA-was hi
15 members being
Mrs. J. F. -Killow

root.
*, air tters an -|.ducted and members were re-
‘is een plete led that this would

F, Killough showed some colored

ith | months from.

:keeps on improv | e

'] guides ‘at: the: Western ‘Canada

GisspLin Adi ek Shib une 16,1968

Mosby Speaks at

guggestion. a that industry. ;
the procure-] syumme:
feiniag

fome gould no}
ployment. .

thane

Mosby olao stressed that youn; rage peat ae
yeraity pune atk i ik ce felt. or , L be tare
Rot, find’ such’em-| 60 that earn the
means of continul with | their
bilson he id 0 belore education,

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technical ‘staff’ is not’ by
supplied. ‘He felt ‘grou ould
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indui
Girls Wanted
‘To bo. Guides
At World’s Fair

‘Applications are now bi eine
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chewan! ; sand: Manitoba -
young ladies wishing to eee a8

pavilion ms Expo 67 next year.
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KINNAIRD ZONING

“A. public ‘hearing will be held in the Kinnaird

Ieprorement Society Hall on Tuesday, Jane 21st

mn; to discuss the proposed: Zoning Bylaw.

‘This bylaw may. be examined in _ the Village
Office. after Monday, June iat

Comoran -of the Village of ‘Kinnaire
as

will be or approximate) ly seven

pril'1, 1987, Four

guides will be: employed from.

already. 21 an

St. David's, WA...
Is Shown: Slides.
of Local: Interest

regular meetin of St.
id ast week
church andescroft,

Routine ‘business was con:
be, the

At the. close of. business, J.

vin
Buildings, Victoria.

\pplicants must be between
30 ‘years ‘of age ‘and be
bilingual in French‘and English.
They must have‘a minimum of a
high school ‘eduestion, "be'intel-
ligent,: poised and ‘witha wide
sna, knowledge of ‘western,

Ci
y must be in’ Sood he health
and be ‘able to withstand the ri;
f standing

Detailed informatie o on ‘fob
Tequirements may ‘be ‘obtained
from LJ. eee, oan Pro
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moons OF flac

60

ST. RITA'S HALL
TONIGHT

jable all summer long.

, Iner ease tooghiein and. Varrv Ponnff. At the ¢ first CBA meeting to

(€0.4 saranda) 2, rea. Tomilin
and 2. Walter Hnoicoft.

RRO vards: 1. Fred Tamilin
#2. min 94,9 seronds)..2, Walter
Kahatoff and 8. Tarry Ponoff.

-this month ?°

er scholarship and graduate re-
search fellowships, the new pro-

gram’ will grant 24 awards of
$800 each annually to undergra-

A40 vara: 1. tarry Ponost| POR Cominzots torm-| Ste David’s Parish

Annual Pienio Held

annual picnic ‘of. St.

25% Off

be held in’ British Columbia, Dr.
Baksht said he learned new me-

thods, techniques and a

eet to ithe study of bot

from your friends who belong to credit‘untens:
the shia oy Yon ed as the idea of reuules "So

un @ blue: meon.

iis better tp save 0, dollor, every. payday: thei
a

you start (that’s the hardest part), i's a great fet

fo warch your money grow.

Mile: 1. Walter: Kehatoft (5
min. 86.7, seconds). 2. Tarry
Parke and 3. Tarry. Pounft.

Furdle: 1. Bob Maloff. (13.9
seconds). 2. Terry Jackson and
3. Walter Hoodicoff.

High jumn: 1. ater Hondi-
coff (6 ft. 2 ind)
and. 3. ea Bradford.

To
(16 ft. 8% in.)
and 8. Walter Hoodicoff.

jump: 1. Tarry Pop-

Trinle
off (34 ft. 11 in.). 2. Walter Hoo-
dicoff and 3. Bab Maloff.

Pola anit: 1. Walter Hoo-

dicoff (9 ft). 2. Terry Jackson

°. Bob Maloff

ee. jum: ‘1. Bob Maloff
2. Larrv Povofft

The
castes taking courses vertaining | David's Parish was held on-Sun-
to Cominco’s broad industrial in- | day at Pass ‘Creek Park, Taking
ferects. part were members from. Rob-
Such courses would include son, Kinnaird and Castlegar.
honours geology. or, geological ‘Among the events held. were
engineering, mining or mineral | relay, egg and: spoon. and three
engineering.: ‘metallurgy or. met- | legged races. Many of the young-

sters enjoyed an opportunity. to
engineering, mechanical. engin- | swim. d

TOTS TO TEENS

“CINDY®. s

WEST KOOTENAY

the delegates a general idea of

iversities were made, which gave

POWER

just what could be done in'B.C,

-* Annings or itters.
* Garbage ‘and ee con-
peiners:

"New fences or — siden Jpcal ifarest ans on
3, ‘were later extende or

making a ‘very. pleasant even-| Pro:
ing.”! ean fi » | Trail

listed above you will tie in with
the Centennial Commissi

coast-to-coast
faceliting far 1967.

ment ‘and

eering, honours: chemistry and

plant or soil science. The first
awards under this program will
be ‘made in the spring of 1967.

GIFTS FOR. .......

220 vard dash: 1. Anas Vert:
-_ Ped 8 seconds) and 2

. Andy Verigin

oe DAY

" MeLaren and Lockie
_ Insurance Adjusters Led.
wish to » announce the opening of 2 ‘branch office at
Castlegar, Ben Ne
" effective June 6, 1066:

fe off:
advice, encouragement and, Tac: i
Heal infos ons ae ia P ed recently. These
‘or the comm rove 6: Yanks

ment tnd bennifeaten = ate bis an
the Centennial Co:

jants
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If you do any of the things |

NEWS ABOUT... .

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“In Castlegar-Robson
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Kinnaird ¢;

Four games have been pliy- Bench

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Larry Ponoff.

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Discus: 1. Walter Hoodtcoff
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d 3. Fred To!

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