CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 19, 1960

114 Attend Night Classes

M&S Co. will att

to pueniae @ qualified instructor
for a prospector’s course at SH-
HS night classes next year if
enough District residentS are in-
tevested’ in taking such a course,

tained in a report tothe school
board on night-class: operations
by L. E, CanteJl. Mr. Cantell said
there were nine successful classes
held this ‘year ‘with an average

‘Was con-

of 174 persons,

In other business the school
d:

Received some sketch plans
for loovers and awnings which

The honor: roll at Stanley

may be with at the
high school,
Learned that accousties were

CASTLEGAR [ DRUG

greatly imp: ina high sehool
classroom which had accoustic
plaster installed in it during the
Easter holidays. ’

Approved the secretary. hav-
ing some clearing done on the
Sos | Blueberry schoo] site for use as
a playground.

Learned that the Pass Creek
school wiring is ready'for the

‘est. e y. power hook-up.

DAY

GANADA’S FINEST WORK BOOT

NEOPRENE OR LEATHER SOLES
* 6-INCH OR 9-INCH HEIGHT

$17.95 to $31.85

MADDOCKS

TON

from
Brilliant school principal Henry
Hyson inviting the board to at-
tend a track meet at Tarrys on
June 3.

A ted an to at-

third report wis released ‘this
week,

Only the, academic subjects
of English, social studies, math,
science and French are consider-
ed in making: up: the honor roll,
Any report having a grade lower
than C-plus.‘is‘ not considered.

High School for the}

SHHS: Honor Roll.
For Third Report ©

GRADE 7.
Marjorie. King

Ron Waldie

Billy Gorkoff

(Hugh McCutcheon
GRADE 8

Ardyth Beynon
‘Elizabeth Stooshinoff
Vera Kooznetsofft
Elaine Hirtle

; are on
the bas‘s of an. “A" equalling
five points, a “B" equalling four
points and a C-plus equalling
three points. ‘To-'be eligible for
the honor roll ‘a student must

have a “B”. average or higher.
The highest average Possible is 5

ROBSON SOCIALS

tend a retirement dinner for Mrs.
M. G. Fleming at Tarrys. Mrs,
Fleming is retiring after teaching
for 15 years in this District.
Learned that the department

Mrs. Johnson, Phone 5165

Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Waldie
returned Sunday from Fernie
wae they attended the Cham-
ber of

of educaion will have a
tative in the area to inspect the
two new additions presently be-
ing built in ‘the area,

Approved the use of the high
school lunch room for a civic
luncheon for Lt.-Gov. and Mrs.
Frank Ross on June 4.

Learned that an orientation
day for grade six students would
be held at-the high school on
May 29, =

To Insure your Dependents
NOW and Assure Your
Independence At Retire.
ment.

C. Arthur

Anderson
The Mutual Life Assurance
of Canada

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safer.yet uses less hot
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actually gets more
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Come in! we can prove it! .

WHERE
PRICES
ARE
ALWAYS
RIGHT

Miss Mildred Raine of Jaf-
fray visited her parents Mr. and
Mrs.'J. Raine over the. weekend.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Raine were their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. D. Mar-
cellus and family of Trail.

Mr. ‘and Mrs,: G, Duckworth
and family of Rossland visited | was
their parents Mr. and Mrs,
Porter and Mr, and Mrs, E. Duck-
worth on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Porter and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Duckworth mo-
tored to Rossland on Sunday to
attend the christening of their
great-grandson, Mark Edward,
the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jameg E. Duckworth. There were
the four generations present,

Mr. and Mrs. W. H.-Hutchin-

Jon
Hatherlng. Rilkofi
RADE

Mary Cheveldave
‘Tanya Charters
Judy Schellenberg
Lidia Pellegrin
‘Mark Batchelor
Janet Davis

District Soroptimists .
Dine at Parish Hall

A joint dinner meeting of the
Nelson, Rossland, Trail and Cas-
tlegar Soroptimist Clubs was held
last week in the Parish Hall here,

Mrs. Irene Sample of Nelson
reported on the recent workshop
and conference of the western
region of Soroptimist’s Interne-
tional held during Easter at Port
Alberni. Theme of‘the conference

was “Build with vision.”

Miss Helen, Butling’ gave a
interesting account of her trip-to
Paris to the gathering and fur-
therr plans were made for the
June 11 tea and bake sale: Bake
‘bingo ended the evening.

CBC SPENDING

Government spending on the
CBC in the current year will
total $69 million, as compared
to $30 million five years ago.

son of ,Vietoria are visiting their
and Mr. and

Mrs. z Morton for a few weeks.
Mrs. D. Adshead and daugh-
ter Darlene motored to Trail

Waldie accom-
panied by Mrs. R. Horswill and
Mrs. A, White motored to Nakusp

last Thursday.

President Reports
On CWL Convention.

The"
Castlegar © Council was held
recently with Mrs, J. MeLean in
the chair. / .

The following executive and
convenors \have been ‘appointed
for the coming year:

-Ist. vice-president, Mrs. R.
Assie; 2nd vice-president,.* Mrs.
W. McGauley; 3rd vice-president,
Mrs. W. Kuit; secretary, Mrs. J.
Corbett; treasurer, Mrs, L, Bosse;
spiritual convenor, Mrs..L. Camp-
bell; social-action convenor, Mrs.

May meeting of © the

‘W.- Kuit; membership “convenor,

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Mrs. R. -Assie; press
edu+
cation. cenvenor, . Mrs.:-W. .Me-
Gauley; hostess convenor, Mrs.
A. Shutek.

The members decidéd to help

at the hospital for one, month of
the year.

- Father Brophy informed the
members that the Sisters would
be here.to conduct summer va-
nation school | the first: week in
July.

After the " pusinese meeting,
Mrs. McLean gave a very inter-
esting report on the 24th annual
convention -held in: Kelowna re-
cently, Hostesses for.the evening
were Mrs. Fields: and Mie
cher,

YOUR HEALTH y

that our bodies are - self-healing
if given the~ correct conditions.
Naturopathic phys‘cians, assist the
body to overcome disease . by
means of natural nutrition, phy-
siotherapy, body mechanics and
psychology. Natural agents” are
used to alleviate symptoms of
illness and to allow, the basy. to
restore itself to a normal, health-
ful condition...

‘This, information is prevented to
the public to assist in the under-
standing of the ro‘e of Naturo-
pathic Medicine. For further in-
formation, consult your local Na-
turopathic Physician, ‘ |”

Association of Nat
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of British cotumbia

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A. tion

VOL. 13, No. 21

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150 Lunch at Site
Tour Pulp Mill

About 150° West . Kootenay
Chamber of Commerce members
and and

tomorrow as guests of the Cas-
tlegar and District Chamber of
ce and Celgaz.

commissioners’ are expected to
tour the Celgar pu'p mill site

Biand Kaslo will: make.the tour

dergraduate work ‘at Acadia Un-

The tour. will start with a
luncheon at the site at 1 p.m. at
which Dean E. D. McPhee of the|
UBC faculty of ¢ommerce and
business’ administration will be
guest speaker. — E

Dean; McPhee, will speak on

Students Compete
For KRG Trophy ©

Castlegar gaped in wonder
yesterday as hula-skirted girls,
beatniks, and Klondike gold min-
ers .wheeled: through ‘town ‘in
crowded cars and pickup trucks,

The paraders were not really
visitors from another. planet. —'
they were Stanley Humphries
High School students: competing
for the KRC trophy.

‘Parade floats and skits of the
school’s four “houses” were jud-
ged on the ‘basis of parade ‘ap-
pearance,’ theme, band support,

“The Price. of “Progress.” That
evening he will address a meet-
ing of the West Kootenay Chap-
ter of the Certified General Ac-
coun‘ants Association.

Chambers from Trail, Nelson,
Castlegar, Grand Forks, the Ar-
row Lakes and Nakusp, Slocan

along with municipal representa-
tives from Castleger, Kinnaird, |-
Nelson end Trail,

-Dtan' McPhee, :who.was born
in New Brunswick, . did ‘un-

iversity and’ the’ University of

Edinburgh. He received’ both his | ©

MA and B.Ed degrees from Edin-

burgh and his LL.D from the Un-
ty of Alberta. of

FLASH

‘The contract for the dismant-

‘been | Woods sand Co,

awarded to’ John ‘Mannly “Id.
<-, of Vancouver.

Rossignd-Trail MLA Donald

* Le Brothers announced this

morning that the contract was

. Dean McPhee has been as-

sociated academicaHy and pro-
i with such i

and ‘industries as Acadia Univer-

sity, the. University of: Toronto,

York Knitting Mills and J. W.

He: has been the director of
three ..trust companies and ‘in
1957-58 was a royal commiss-
shoner on the tree fruit Industry

BC. qh

let yesterday afternoon to; the
fh

:* Tour. groups of 10-12°persons
r after the lun-

irm by
Minister Gaglardi.

P A strong appeal: to.
= Not ‘to drop “out ‘of school“ but tol m
i pike every effort to continue on
to college was voiced recently by
Mrs, R:, Fleming, Castlegar’ Dis-

i : Speaking ‘at-a Tarrys retire-
ment dinner: in her. ‘honor last
Thursday night, Mrs. Fleming |¢
* stressed the importance of educa-|°

CCA junior ‘matriculation used
to be. essential,” she. said, “but
now it is senior matriculation or
,8. universi degree which is

\' needed.”

© “Students feel on top of the
world when’ they make some mo-

Ninety. fellow : teachers and
guests paid tribute to’ Flem-
ing at .the- Russian-style dinner.

d._ heaping ‘:

gendoo! joorn, Seca
ing on “behalf of ‘District teach-
ers, - said Mrs. :Fleming’ will ‘be’
missed ‘by. ‘all who have worked
“will

- Village Selling Lots.
On Fifth Avenue

Castlegar 1 will offer two lots
for sale’ on Sth Ave., with the
ee that they’ will. be. bought
for the double use ‘of ‘a: school
board office anda,” Rotary
shealth centre. 7
that the. tots

last meeting of the . legar
council that it was to. the ‘vil.
‘age’s advantage to have the
two services incorporated into

ge | ment Society provided 4 program

the same’ building.

‘This method, he. said, Jeaves per!

‘an extra: tax-naying: Tot. avail.
able for: bullding.‘on .by’. indiv.
iduals or a business that would

have been taken up by -elther cipal Henry Hyson snviting gall 10-p.m,,

the school board or the health
centre if they. built separately.

ture.

* Presentations were made by
the board of trustees, ie
‘Tarrys: Improvement, Society, ant
the. Castlegar. Distri Nae

ik” leat

Girls of the Tatrys ‘Improve:

o£ musical. entertainment... They
sing a duet, “Whispering Hope,"
and two lively ballads — all in
Russian, “Dinner chairman” Vic
Mowbray called the girls back

“general
Judges were.C. A, And

“AIR CADETS 01

» and N, T Oglow ‘and
they gave: the: moat points: to
House 2...

* The judges: commended all
students for their originality and

Vancouver, ‘and:B,

enthusiasm,

arade!’” was the command last Thurs-
day: evening which sent Local 581 Air. Cadets through
their paces ‘for the annual inspection held on the parking
lot of Castleaird Plaza at Kinnaird, Inspecting officer for
yadron Leader D..C. Sheridan, CD of-
he RCAF recruiting unit in Vancouver,
Accompanying S/thr. Sheridan were ‘F/LG. Harrow, Air
Cadet liason officer from 5 Air Division Headquarters in
, Mayne, provincial chairman for B.C.
division of the “Airs Cadet League of Canada.

Opes House Shows Public

By BOB CAMERON.
Forest fire fighting, as taught
by Ranger Hugo ‘Wood ‘in _ his
current’ open: house ‘at the’ Cas-
tlegar Ranger. Station, now. rivals
even complex: military maneuv-

\xes in’ strategy, planning and tac-

tes. :
Ranger Wood, as chief of the
Castlegar Ranger District, protec:
ts nearly 1,400 square: miles -of
forest and he uses every device
advanced’ technology can provide
— 2-way FM radios, aerial pho-
tographs, stereoscopic viewer:
flame ssrmawels, and_.an intelli-
gence system by -he can
learn in seconds the-men, equip-
ment and roads available in any,
area. where fire ‘could break out
This week he Welconies ates

ulldog, Sentinel and| th

Old Glory. — and a blaze can be
ulated and the exact Toca:
tion pinned down,’

Then’ the” ‘machine swings 3
into’ high gear:— ‘extent of. the-p:
id | blaze is determined and its Brow.

ite.

fe-Orgt
‘This book: quickly tells ‘where to
contact key men. and’ équipment
in any given zone. It gives Reta
of wads, trails and Sirens near
the’ fire area.
“This book is so detailed, /

Koolenay Lake Ferries
On Summer Schedule ,
For Hourly Service

on, summer schedule last’ week. |}

MV Balfour will:join:MV An-
|scomb to provide an-‘hourly ‘ser-
‘vice from 7 a.m..to 7 p.m, and
{wo-hour service will:be schedui-
ed from 9 p.m. to 2am,

Ferries wi)
every hour from, 7.a.m-: unt!

for an encore, Their Russian re-
toire™ exhausted, the girls re-
‘sponded with “Praying,” .an Am-
erican hillbilly. song.

‘The evening ended with ptin-

guests to tour the Tarrys Pi
School.

om. Last | ferry’ will operate at):
1

9 pm, 11 p.m, and

mn.
From the Kootenay: Bay Side, ts

ferries: will leave

from 8. a.m. until8 p.

12 “idnight” “and 2 ami
All ‘times are Pacific Di

leave Baifour .at|!
wah

B | sharp. edges.

” Ranger. i

said Ranger Wood, “that'a stran-
ger could ‘walk in “here, read it,
then di Sarrat

ground can, be. examined in detail.
The Castlegar tation is. pre-

scene, In’ the’ warehouse are do-

zens Zot brushhookks, maddocks, H ually we have had 18 to 20 fies
year.”

B.¢ Chamber: Refuses ain tr the District who truly ap-

To Take Stand >
Onigh Arrow Questi in’

VANC OUVER ' -- The Bri
tish ' Columbia < ‘Chamber “ of
- Commerce last week refused to
take a stand: on the’ High: Ar-
row dam. controvarsy atter|
_ hearing” ‘arguments’ that.” not
enough facts were known about
the power’ projects.

, Delegates...at . the: ninth -an-
nual meeting here rejected “a
.resolution” urgirig’ thé govern-

_ ment to approve construction
- of ‘a’ dam at’: Murphy-, Creek
rather thar High’ Arrow. -

‘The High “Arrow project ‘is
_ one‘ of: several: proposed for the

development of the Columbia
river basin, It.” involves _con-
ction’ of'a storage dafh

‘Arrow. lakes area.*.:

The resolution was submitted
, ant then’ withdrawn -by the
; Nelson’ Chamber of Commerce. ;

2) Hehe ‘Time. 4

= be
31| the
1 sched elvis quer” thea setoveel

shovels, axes, aaa: Polaskis,
helmets, * blankets and ground-
sheets, messkits, ‘and almost ‘a}:
mile‘of hose and pumps to oper-
ate them, <”.-
All cutting tools have razor-|t
“They -are clean, |"
sharp, and. ready to go at all
times,” says Ranger Wood.

. Anybody who happens to be]
.| hear a fire is likely to be drafted

Castlegar’s traffic regulations‘
and by-laws are being overhauled
in preparation for increased traf.
fic after the opening of the Blue-
berry-Paulson-Christina. highway
and the entering. into production
of Celgar, =.

+ Comm, R, w. Cook, at village
council's last meeting, proposed
several recommendations which
he said would make for greater
pedestrian safety, speed up bus-
iness, get. dead traffic . off, the
streets, enable easier routing of
through east-west traffic.

The main points:

2@ ‘Parking in residential | ‘ais
tricts will be limited to 24 hours.
@ _. Diagonal parking wal: be
eliminated. fram _ village «streets
except for certain specific areas
(Front Ave. at C.P.R.- area, west
side of ‘Wood St., and in front of
tha lewar. News.),

Additional stop signs will
be ereéted at entrances to nrany
main streets to’ facilitate casier
flow of through traffic.

e Lakeview Drive. will be
one-~way traffic. This will prevent
jwocess ‘to Woodland: Drive

Lakeview which is dangerous be-
cause of the hill, A, U-turn will
be 'permhitted™ at’ the: bottom ‘of

-|the Lakeview ‘hill to avoid, such

© Flaorescant Tuhes
To Light Downtown"

Twenty.six street lights in

to which all are welcome till

fices, ‘staff house, garage, e, ware-
house — Which’ are almost bur

to help. fight it. “We cail on. log- a

The Castlegar station _ itselt, a

area are to

Heavy Traffic Forces
Traffic Law Change

There will be three lanes

south ‘onto Columbia Ave. will

use. the right-hand. east-bouna

Jane; other east traffic will
in the center lane.
Eremenko's leading zone
will be eliminated. Unloading will
be. done in ‘the lane on the Ere-
menko Property instead of on the
street,
These amendments will -be
formaly read at the/next council
meeting and are expected to be
in effect. by July L.

Kinnaird Delinqueats.
May Lose Their Water

“We've got to turn some w2—
ter off on some users,” water

stay

cil to be made. It's stiguintiné
right in the bylaw what te do,”

be’ with
lights. PPE,
“We originally asked for
$o° sruorescents and. we. still. want
- | them” commented. Comm. Aage
Sylvest.

tay
Grass ig Bent: trimmed in and

ligh
Creston while ‘attending ‘the “As-

modern ~
then, a fine

except for an ‘air ‘ot et effic.
3 | fency. «

“‘Fire-wise, the’ ‘District as yet
has ‘had a perfect’ year. “This is

the first.time in‘ five. years tha.
we hav2 had (n6_ fires: by» mi

by this: time of
Wood is the only

preciates the. unprecedented
Streak of wet. weather we’ are
biessed with this year.

‘Dowdney Will Oppose
Gas Zoning at
Public Utilities Meet

Peter Dewdney of Trail will
represent Castlegar, Kinncrd and
other:. Kootenays municipalities
at public utility hearings at Van.
couver on rates charged by In.
Jand Natural, Gas.
‘At’a special’ meeting of sev.
eral Kootenays municipalit’es in
Castlegar last week, . Mr. Dewdney
offered’, to "attend “the. hearings
atno charge to the municipalities
ence he will be be in Vancouver
when he hearings are held,
Mr... “Dewdney «will oppose

the zoning ‘of rates, which would
Bive --preferential treatment ‘to
Okarragan.. gas _uSers,

ephone while, Operative X would
be-out of the: bulking ani

buzz at exactly a:
tive ¥ busied cate Fanti it was
‘ time to make. the important tele-

id be. answer-

?When the: uzzer son sanded 20

{> minutes daket nena ve went!

night
portant, consequences- to’ the: ral
tt life’ of the person‘ ‘phoned.
the

“third
con arrived at the Home. of Op
erative Y:in the company of Op-
erative X. They,.were: met.at the
door.< and: rere “silently ©
into

Scried
a room‘ where’ approximate:
Sur-

|1y, 25° persons’ were ‘seated:
Pr “expressed end’ che

“jpeed to keep he’ showei a"

“Tt the ‘above sounds like the
* plot of a third-rate murder,

protect: the énnocent,
Explanation: Operatives ix

‘) “third.

: surprise,

showe: At’ 8.25 pretense

of of. discussing carrie arrange
her wedding.

“wel
guests: who’ had seo man-

This. first. experie! 6
with a ewer on ‘and from the male ‘excuse, to. again: view the pro-|@

boint ‘of view.it was an. interest-
ing one, At Jeast’it-substantiated

o| along. suspecied view. that ‘wo-
They" giggie| Iw

men never grow‘up.

‘at all ages.
*I_managed to. et out tof the

house. for most of th

*put‘a fellow can only: stay 0 out 50

long. and ‘then' a. kindly pezson

lke ‘Ted Dotbear will suggest-—

ing | the ‘reading - basket,

my Vancouver, paper) to look arourid
land see what was going on, A
‘Title? leter of I’ used a similar

‘met with Conim. Walter Thorp of

and wili| 2
It was :re-submitted by! other! strive f for the ur:formity of utes
|: delegates and heavily'defeated.' over the whole Inland’ system:

cy Really Take es Cake

ites | there.”

Dog Pound Costs
Under Investigation ©
” Comm. Mrs. J. ‘W. Dougan of
Kinnaird is looking further -into
the costs ofa’ joint pound which
may be'run by E. Aidie on pro-
perty he owns on the new high-
way.

‘Mrs, Dougen ‘tela a rezcnt
council ‘meeting that she had

the Castlegar council and ‘definite
plans for a dog pound would be
made afier the visit of Lt-Gov.
Frank Ross. to the District.

In the meantime’ Mrs. .Dou-
gan will. investigate the costs of
such a pound te see what’ license
fees saul aee “be- needed to cover
operating es,

Castlegar, San oat Mrs. Deugan, | Yo!
is considering raising its fees to
$5 for mole and $19 for females.
‘Is :that Lefore or after the next
municipal. election?” laughed vil-
lage cha rman Cavl Loeblich,

Mr. Loebtich said he wou'd
like to sce some action'on a dog
pound since ain is g great
healer.. Every spring we run
around after the bite and now
when the woun healed . we

‘There is ‘too mutch light and.

he d > they”
ts: in operat'on ‘at

on Sunday when: Mr. and Mrs.

y . Robert Moffatt celebrated their

congratulations to Mr. amt Mrs.
Moffatt who were
years ‘ago on

in Quebec City.
At the time of their marriage
Mr. oe Mote was with the Royal

fori their marriage the ee
moved to Halifax and from there
they moved to Calgary -in 191%
after Mr. -Moffatt's “discharge
from the army.
In 1920 Mr. and Mrs. Mof-
fatt moved to Nelson where they
resided until -Nov.,” 1956, when
they moved to Kinnaird.

Mr. and Mrs. Moffatt had se-
ven gheoein of which the three

est~ still survive. hey are are

R 7 Moffatt of Castlegar,
Lorne (Rose) Campbell “of Fin:
naird, and Fred Moffatt of Trail.
‘There. are 10 grandchildren.
‘A ‘cable was ‘received from
Premier Bennett at the anniver-

lage council. It was a double cel-
ebration for Mrs. Moffatt on oe
day since: she was also celebrat

tend to forget it.”
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