10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, March 9, 1961

Dale. Cowlin
Vice-Prosident
dr. Stamp Giub

‘President Pat Creighton was
in the chair for the Junior Stamp
Club meeting held at the home of
Mrs. Condy, .

Niki Vermuh ected os secretary
for ‘the, first part of the meeting.
Nominated for the pffice of vicc-
president were
Wayne Lyons and Dale Cowilln.
Dale Cowlin ‘was: elected.

Ronnle Verzuh acted as auc-|-
tioneer for the first stamp auction
the club has held. All members
participated actively in the bidding
and seemed to enjoy this novel
experience. After the auction the
14 members did some trading with

tS | reached again ‘this year. 'To' date|should prove most interesting,

- Badminton Tournament
‘This Safurday ‘af SHHS

The 11th Annual West Koot- Championships which .will be held
enay Junior Badminton Tourna- in Trall’s Cominco gym- suring the
ment will be held March 11 and 12|Easter holidays.
at BHHS, The public is invited to watch

Entry forms are arriving daily|these badminton matches at any-
land it appears that last year’s alljtime and the committee suggest
time high of 120 players will be|that the finals on Sunday afternoon

entries have been, received from
Creston, Riondel, Nelson, Tarrys, ce i ss
Robson, Kinnaird, ‘Trail and Castle- Gastlegar' Council
ar. : ‘i

Play will get under way at 9
‘a.m, on ‘Saturday and it is hoped

Congratulates Scout |=

that the finals will be played early

Sunday afternoon to enable the

one another.
‘’ The next meeting will be held |enay.
at the home of Mrs, 8. J. Jankola,

258-Tth Ave., Kinnaird eat 6 pm.|jteam. can . selected from this
e Koot-

on March 14. All: junior stamp col-

Players to return to the Fast Koot-|been sent 12-year-old Scout James

Tt is hoped that a top-notch |*he Silver Gross” for gallantry by

A letter. of congratulations has
Cumming who was recently awarded

the scouting movement.
In his letter, acting village

fectors are welcome.

enays in- ue. coming sc. “Junior

George Carr wrote young
James that “your ,courageous act

Catholic Women’s League

St. Patrick's.

(BAZAAR .

. SATURDAY, MARCH 18
2:30 -. 5:00! PM

_ HOTEL MARLANE
~ APRONS - CANDY - BAKING. . TEA

‘Lawn Furniture ‘Raffle:
TICKETS: 3 for 50e

: J
E
=

nn nc hp game, Mr. ‘Loeblich laughingly

\|last summer proves you’ to be the
type of fellow that are all too few
in this selfish world of ‘me first.’ It
also reflects the fine training you
Ihave recelved’ atehome and it is
in the fine tradtion of the Boy
Scout movement,

“ “The village council is proud
hat you are a citizen of Castlegar.”

., . .
Kinnaird Council
. o
Trim Firemen
1

With Extra Help

Kinnaird council? trimmed the
village's flre department 10-9 in a
return bout of curling on Sunday
but Mondsy afternoon fire chief
Rene . Archambault accused. the
commission of stacking its team
‘with an: outsider. ©
"When some commissioners were
unable to take ‘part in the game,
the rest'of the council. called in
Charlie Roberts to play on its team.
The curling ‘games between
council and firemen now stand at
one game apiece but Kinnaird vil-
lage chairman Carl Loeblich ‘said
council would not play the firemen
for a third game, “We. felt that in
view of further diplomatic rela-
tions we should let ‘it go'for this
ear,” comiiented Mr." Loeblich:

In making. known the score of

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in-faver of the commissioners,

Kinnaird Hurls _
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+ Kinnaird council: has challen-
ged. Castlegar council to a: curling
match. .
At councll’s regular meeting
Monday night Kinnaird — village
chairman Carl Loeblich challenged
the Castlegar council “if ‘they will
arrange for the Acs, the time and,
the place.”

Employment ‘Service
Specialist Visits
Celgar Pulp Mill

©. J. Bowle-Reed, employment
specialist ‘with the executive and
specialist division of the national
employment service, Ottawa, was a
visitor last week to Celgar’s pulp
mill here,’ |”
‘Mr. Bowie-Reed, in the com-
| pany of Doug Disney, manager of
the Nelson employment office, and
J, B. Sword, regional director, lun-
thed at the pulp mill and toured
the plant with the’ company's: in-|
dustrial relations superintendent,
Norman: A. Scott,

Nelson-Castlegar-Trail ‘area. from
a visit to Vancouver and Victoria
where he visited various coast in-
dustries and UBC.and Victoria Sale
lege.
At the pulp mill here he ‘ques
tioned company personnel on. their
for men.
‘Be also visited Notre Dame Col-
lege, Nelson, to discuss ‘expansion
plans for the college with college
authorities. . .

LEANDRES -— To Mr. and Mrs.
Antoneo Learidres © ‘of Castlegar,
March 2, son. °

“LAMPARD ~ —To Mr. and Mrs,
Lesile Lampard of Castlegar, Mar-
‘ch 4, 8 son.

KINAKIN — To Mr, and Mrs,
Paul P. Kinakin of Brilliant, Mar-
ch 4, a son.

LEPAGE — To Mr. and 2s.
Anson’ W. LePage of Costlegat,
March 5, @.s0n.

COURT — To Mr. and Mrs.

Phone 3351

Mr. Bowwle-Reed came to’ the|’

.|Tim Court, of Castlegar, March 8,

‘Mrs. MacBain. Plans.

| Te: Attend Gonvention

Mra, L, zinto wos hostess at||

her home for the regular monthly
meeting: of the LA to the Guides
and: Brownles - with six embers
present.
"A successful report was given
on the recent mother and daughter
banquet...
‘Members decided ,to make a
donation to osalst - with the ex-
penses of district .. commissioner,
Mra, 3. R, ©, MarBain, who. will
attend the annual convention in
Prince George next month.
It was pointed out that due to
and expense, only one
would attend this

Tt was reported that uniforms
for’ all leaders have now been’ ob-
tained, while 60 cartons of cookies,
to be sold by Guides and Brownies
in May, sre to be ordered, Mrs, W.
Schwartzenhauer will be in charge
of this project.

* Members also agreed, to pay
the Guides and Brownies’ share
of expenses for programs for the
recent Scouts and Guides Own Ber-
vice.

“pil Wedding
Plans ‘Announced

The fortheoming marriage 1s
announced “by Mr, "and Mrs. .Leslie
V. ,Campbell,, Castlegar, of their
daughter,’ Regins Margaret, . to
Constable David John Ronald Ste-
wart,‘ . Vancouver, son of
Group”.Captain ’and Mrs. H. R.
Stewart, Ottawa. Rev. E, A. Brophy
will officiateat the wedding April
3 at 11 am.‘in Bt. Rita's chur
Castlegar. :

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Published: Every Thureday at

e Crossroads of the Kootenays”

VOL, 14, No. 11

10 CENTS: PER COPY »

_ Lindsay tells Commissioners |

CASTLEGAR BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, MARCH -16, 1961

| Sewer System Need Urge

a “business” austrict
(‘and part of the’ residential, grea
urgently: need’ a sewage aystem

“while the village as:8 Whole will |’
i benefit by having. such ° Bs system |°

J. Hw,
“Kootenay Health Ualt;

4 ed Castlegar’s consulting engineer

on sewers,

The ‘residential “area described t

iby Dr, Lindsay ‘as betrig In‘ urgent

need of sewers! ia< “The. area .ex~|;

“tending eastward from 3rd Ave. to
“10th Ave! and “southward from
|. Main : Bt, tothe south boundary,
and all’ of *the Shewchuck’ subdiv-
ision west, of thé. OFR tracks has
impervious soll “that, ts “poor _ Seal

septic tanks,

aaa OF ase - ~
KINNAIRD COUNCIL beat Castlegar countil, 9-8 Sunday:

ina friendly curling game at the local rink, The game
was the first game: for .the West Kootenay Municipal
Council Curling: Challenge Trophy put up by :Castlegar
“ito stimulate’ a friendly rivalry in the sport of curling
ty the ils of . the..West. Kootenay
District.”’ The trophy will be played: for on a challenge
basis and 14 councils will be eligible. Kinnaird will
now meet: one ‘of’ them’ in: ‘competition and’ will. try to
push. forward to retain-the trophy. Shown here with
the trophy after the game are, standing, Comm. Walter
Thorp (C); ‘Kinnaird village’ chairman™ Carl ‘Loeblich;
Comm. V. R. Cook (C), Comm. G- S. Rust (K),.and kneel-
ing, -Comm. 'E:- Ackerman (K), Castlegar ‘municipal
, Comm: R. A. Giles (K) and Castlegar

aT.

“The . entire commercial area,

Main St, to Juniper St. will de-,
finitely’ require’ a ‘pewer syater.
"The septic tanks are rapidly, be-
coming ineffective - and. unsatis-
factory. There is. sufficient room
forthe sanitary disposal of. was
by. this. method.” :
ts. Mr, Lindsy’s letter continiies:

“The number, of septic. tanks
renewed or. repaired each. year
cafinot. be’: estimated accurately,
‘but. we. would’ say. that approxl-
‘mately 25 septic tanks. and disposal
fields are .either renewed:

that should be repaired or renew-
ed. this year: is around .150 .- 200.
‘We..would ‘like- to. note here -that
in the. next. three * or.-four’ yeara);..
probably £ 350.~ 400 septic tanks|-5,
should have been :replaced 6rire-
newed,. But, as. you: will fully real-,

Ogow. —~ Castlegar News Photo |i

Eehtaait mote]: is heated , with" Sctrtlty ‘and there Fe

are no house-keeping units. It is tastefully. ‘furnished
and will, cater to the commercial and. tourist. . trade.

‘TALLY-HO- ; p dents

SHHS, : in force last... Thursday night; at..the
high school’s in house to. show ‘parents, teachers,

students and friends just.how ‘it's done, The, open. house

was. a “huge ‘sucess’ with ‘the Targest ‘crowd éver to

ize, many. or sess will: never. be
donk

tes Junior and ‘Minor, Hockey: teams are now
bi jut in season-énd ele

vantage of’ the games to watch. the child-|-
Ten. ~play: and
everyone is welcome: at the arena ‘since|
a large spectator crowd is encouraging a
to 9; the boys: — — ‘Pettitt: Photos: 24%

- elgar Licence: “40%.
Saw Logs; 60% Pulp.

‘Columbia, Cellulose . Company, -
of which Celgar is.a wholly-own-

ed subsidiary, reported a cansolid- ;
ated net profit for 1960 of $2,552.-

072 after providing $3,087,892 for

depreciation and other non-cash ©
charges.

This compares to a net profit
3 lof, $2,904,768 in 1969 when depre~
<|etstion and ‘non-cash: items calc
lated on the same basis ss in 1960

league: ~ officials, say

in’ tact’ ‘has spent a-

Hout” $650,000. {A} the “area during

the, past . year. pro’ ding:

services “and. ;in. tinproving exfsting

: |aervices, \‘T." E. “Brett,

the company’s Trail office, told the
ere

ties. when’ Mr. Brett ‘is moved: soon

to Kamloops, said the money was

spent in: the : Wweys:

- Chamber to: Explore |"
Castlogar-Kinnal rd .
“Bus Service Chance

‘The possibility of a bus ser-|°Oo

x $91300 —' Placing

ducts «
to the’ ‘Castlegar lottice in addition
to ‘providing feeder cables ‘to Rok*
son, for future relief, .

+ | ge $37,000 '— To provide cable re-

the “life of "a~communtty. as © pos-,

atble:~As~ long ~as-'Castlegar- ‘relies
and

it difficult for the business district
to grow. Without a proper, sewage
disposal . system, the continued
orderly. growth “of the community
= |is difficult, property values . will
remain low and the public, health
will. be. Jeopardized.” - *

are

of an “unsuccessful ’ ‘attempt the
‘night © of .‘Tues.-Wed,' to “break
into ‘the ‘safe at.” the Lanett
post ‘office.

Neggs « forced. the side. rear
door of the, post office, entered
@ small room and then forced an
‘Interior door into the post office.
The dial . was | knocked. off the
safe and an attempt was made
to pry the .safe. away. from. its]
cement moorings. ~

Cpl. Angus Macdonald says the,

“attempt “was ‘obviously “the job

of, an amateur.”

paper at |.

: attend. Castlegar. News. .Pho'

YOUNG LAD BURNED .

~ Boy. Dies After Min Fall

Dautie ‘tragedy * “gtruck* in the
Castlegar .District. at. the weekend,

“AS. 14-year-old Castlegar ~ boy
died, as.a result of injures. recelved
in a°fall“'and a seven-year-old
Sherbiko subdivision’ boy ‘is {n hos-
pital belng treated for first, sec-
‘ond and third’ degree't burns suffered
Saturday,
Funeral services were held from
the “United . Church - yesterday (for
14-year-old Gordon Edward Kokin:
dovitch,- son of Mr, and Mrs. Ko-
kindovitch ‘who’ died in ‘Trail: hos-
pital late Saturday night as a re-

sult-of injuries received that after |G-

noon in ‘a: 35- to. 40-foot fall while
climbing the Lion’s Head Rocke
jabove Robson. _ a

; Seven-year-old_ Billy “Palmers
gon, of Mr, and. Mra, Robert Palmer
of): the Silver Birch, Trailer Patis,
was severely, ‘burned Saturday when
fa Gan’ of gasoline with which’ he
and two other boys .were setting ;.
fire to some garbage. was acciden-

(2 |tally kicked over agd exploded. ¢.

Billy, his brother David, 9, and
friend Mike McCarthy, 9, had the

R |fire-well under way when the’ can

‘PARENTS with m
SHHS' students. put .on-'a “gymnastic - display. in’ the
thigh school. gym at the ‘school’s open: house. Principal,
the . crowds: that. attended the:
adv

‘open house “as
the .annual event:

was . _ apparently | eens over and

flames, ;°
- ‘David ‘escaped ” injury entirely
while the - boys’ friend | Mike “was
momentarily. enveloped by ithe]!
flames’ from gas vapor'but™ suffered

He tumbled 35-40 “tect. :

-A brother Morris Kokindovitch,
15, and Hubert Thompson, 11, were
fabove the other boys’ when the ac-
eldent occured at about: 3.30 pan.

. The injured boy’ was taken to
the Castlegar hospital and was then
transferred: to: the)-Trail - hospital.
He died there: at about 11.45 pan.
Gordon was born in Winnipeg
on Dec. 3,°1946. OffAiciating Rocke
man: /at>the funeral : im Rev.
Pratt, Organist ‘was Sere.
alibearers: were: dpgaliaaiea R

-L. Lewls and D. Bavel.
Wi

charge of arrangements

Plan. Suggested
To Boost Hospital

A) committee ‘of the Castleszr
Chamber: of. Commerce will. ap
proach the “local hospital’ society
v witha, suggestion -that District
organizations name ‘delegates to
the society much as they do to
the Fall. Fair?
~ Buch a move; Dr, O.,8. Fowler
told the’ Chamber's: last meeting;
“would ensure, an active, or, min-

‘ ‘imum memberahip in ihe society
‘to-50.”

,|were not in the heavily }

eeesnib, ‘T.' Thompson, E. Pongrez, |*°

liet-ion . Highway. No. 3 from. the’

dcable in area. adjacent} «

‘| telephone office; ite. ‘the Castlegar a

Mart Fowler said he had- spoken Labour : :
‘swith’ Co-op: manager Grant. Mo-| International Woodworkers. af Ann
ag ges that erica resulted in a contmict effec
anybody, ‘who feels thi have|tive “Sept. 1; 1960. invalving, a 1c
“something feasible ‘to’ presen() an. hour- increase over: a. two-year
"shout. gp to the meeting of at- [period for Celgars, Be Boe eal
them. ;ees in the woods

gar pulp ‘mill “site. .

Kk $95,000 .—° To provide buried,
cable. within the apartment area
ir ‘Woodland Park.

“1% § $130,000' — To provide addltion-
al trunk. cable’ facilities ‘between
Coen and Trail,

-, $84,000 — To provide additional
‘cable facilities for up-grading and
growth in the Kinnaird’ ~° Blue-

berry Creek aera, *

‘$2,575 — To provide service in
the.:new subdivision. north of the
hospital, ~

%& $65,000. — To provide additional
;|eentral, office, switching equipment.
“In. , addition to the foregoing,” sald
Mr." Brett,’ “a substancial ‘amount
of . money , was’ involved--with ‘res-.
‘pect. to the addition-to the Castle-
Gar. telephone office in 1960." e
‘Mr, Brett commented that this

to [area is dxperiencing | “tremendous
growth” ‘and ‘said ‘his “company “is
doing its best to, keep up with It.
:j.Mentioning : complaints . “about,
what, some residents feel were ov-
erloaded “lines,” Mr. Brett claimed
.|that the more heavily loaded lines

FIRST DEP SIT in the Bank.of ‘Montreal’s new. “around
-the-clock” ‘depository’ is made ‘by R. H. Fenner of
Bob’s: Pay'n Takit . while: local ‘branch manager R.’ D.
Minnion looks on. The unit is. designed for the conven-
ience, of customers who ‘wish to make personal -or- busi-
ness deposits at. any time of ‘the’ day or night. ©.
ooo - Castlegar ‘News - Photo

areas of the. District, but in Rob-
and Syringa Creek,

“Gome in Kinnaird had a max-
in | imum - of. seven-pavty loading,” he
An) noted.

Mr, ‘Brett said that harmonte
ringing on: party “nes (whereby
:|subseribers. only hear: thelr own.
+ |Phones , ring) , was-.a boon -to:. the.
area and ‘sald, that it greatly: help-
ed the ‘party“line ” problem. : How-
ever, he noted that ‘party Ine’ pro-
blems  atill.-arise when..lines. are

‘of others.” af

The company

that..at the present. time no“one
in. the..area “is: waiting for a tele-
phone ; although’ some: people are
waiting ‘for two-party or. Individual

solved the tentral of-
fice dial tone problem’ .~.) 3° by
putting ‘a° very’ substantial | addi-
tion. on to:the Castlegar office. to

:*| take. care “of: it", he commented,

seine Wink ln the past: the, dial

of four ‘boys climbing ; the Lion's
Head on! Saturday. The. boys were

with: Kenneth’ i
@ rock, fell from above and nit!"

Gordon, knocking .him off balance.

ae

arose. when . too
heavy a load tas pution the swit-

. |ches in the local office.

‘With "regard “to ‘the’ lack ‘of
circuits at times between Castlegar
pitt bere thant “said a: cable: pro-

is” “under “way which
should solve ve this problem.

“used by. some to “thd: een

KING .KOIN LAUNDRY. operator ‘Ian (Mitch) Mitchell
looks on as Mrs.-F. J. (Pred): Gibson’ does-her- ‘weekly
wash.. Showing ‘interest in the’ operation’ of ‘ Castleaird
Plaza’s new business’ is little Sandra Lea Johnston whose
mother; Mrs. Donald Jolinston,“ can be seen’ at the far
ight eae her family’s washing,;Mr. Mitchell, and’ his
wife, is not in the picture, came to Kinnaird from.
Kindersi te Sak: _ _ Castlegar News Photo