2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 6, 1962

By BOB JEFFERY

send a representative. to the Brier
playdowns'in Nelson? To a few lo-
cal cutlors sending a representative
from’ the’ Castlegar Club is ridicu-
Jous as well’as a waste of time.”
First of all, I have been told,
the curlers in our club aren't good
enough to even think of entering

-Ithe Brier, Sorne of our better skips

suchas’ Bill Van Yzerloo, Mike
Verzuh of Bill’ Henne it has been
said would have a tough time mak-

‘ling Iead ona Brier rink from the

prairies, ‘Secondly, ‘the critics say,
what *chance ‘has_the local repre-
sentatives’ got against.:.rinks from
Trail and Nelson? Is, there any rink

should tle local curling club}

_On the Hog Line.

from Castlegar that could give the
Reg Stone rink ‘of Trall a decent
game?

These, then, are the basic rep.
sons according to the critics, why
Castlegar should not have a play-

for the Brier’ Playdowns.

number of members of our ‘local
curling club for the help in offic:
jating andthe overall general in-
terest. they took in the Castlegar
High School Bonspicl last weekend,
‘After ‘watching the 16 rinks’

m the West Kootenay area which
took part in. the spicl many of us

for our local youngsters to get as

|, DEER: PARK: SOGIALS

S00) Mrs. : Willlamson <:?
“Mr. and; Mrs.’ Wm, i Douglas

“| left last: weekend .to: ‘spend a holi-.

day-’at: Calgary. Alta.,. where they
will be the guests ‘of their gon’ and

it with another son: and liis family
Mr.and Mrs, William (Billy) Dou:
flas and. with their’son-inJaw and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Nel:
son and family at Bowness,’
Arnold :-C.:Pudy" of Kinn:

put ina successful’ day ‘Sunday
While hunting in. the Deer Park
area.

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Fish Pond. Dec. 8, 10 .a.m.
Robson Hall. Sponsored by.
Parent's Committee Guides:
and, Brownies.

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Adult Straight Skating Club
Sunday Dec, 9-7 - 8.30 p.m.
All ‘skaters -18 and: over ‘are
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ice time, that the local club can
give. Although: the Castlegar rinks
didn’t: manage to win. any of the

|in the:"A” and “B"’ events and.on

The final end of the Ron Le:
wis rink of Castlegar’ .vs the Hal-
Istrom rink of Nelson ‘in: the’ “A”
final was as exciting -a: finish the
has: been seen for some time..
hind?8-6- coming home Lewis ras
laying two'and had last rock. Hal-
Istrom threw. a ‘takeout rock but
missed much to the surprise of all.

to deliver. Ron: was about. half a
pound too heavy in‘his draw shot
and the ‘game was. over,
As a result’ of the good be-
haviour ‘ and : fine ‘ sportsmanship
shown by.all the participants it is
quite likely ‘that. this will’ become
in annual event.
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Up to the “present time the
ike Verzuh skipped rink is still
the: only’ undefeated team of the

» There are twoior three other
rinks With"one loss and four wins
and should Mike’ lose ‘Friday. it: ap-
Bears there will be‘a three’ place
tie for first. ‘Bill Smith's rink still
lis looking ‘for its first-win. The

loss of Joe Green due to afoot’ in-
!jury” has: hurt the > Smith's rink’s
EB) chances this

Courtesy ane of the week:
‘Don't.walk or stand.on the center
of the ice during play.

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down to select a representative

cneoatelatlons are due’ to al

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niuch help and training as: well as |:

three events they were runners up | 9

the whole made a very fine show; :

daughter-in-law, Mr, and, Mrs.: Re- ing.
jginald Douglas, ‘They will also vis- |.

This left Lewis with the tying rock |

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Near Brilliant Dam

A Pass Creek youth, ' Georgo |

Makortoff,'17, was killed and two
other. youths hospitalized ; shortly.
before midnight Saturday‘when two
cars were involved in a collision on
the highway near.the Brilliant dam.

?Funeral services’ are’ being

RADISHES grown in his sa

“den ‘at 774-7th Ave. are displayed

by Bill Johnson. The radishes were |
picked -recently anid are'the result
of natural .re-seeding. Mr. Johnson
says. they are firm, juicy and tasty,
are'very edible “and are not in tha

least“ woody.”

Appreciation Given

; ‘appreciation to
‘Ackerman ‘for his
three’years and three months zer-

vice on .council..was_ extended by
] To

SMe Kexernan, who : Tost out
by’a close 2

held: today from. the: Pass Crack
hall for ‘Mr, Makortoff, The’ Cas-

tlegar Funeral Home. is ‘in charg
of preangementey\ >
The three} young men. were
riding ina 1002 Chevrolet of which
Paul. Pereversoff, who was‘ admit-|
ted} to, Castlegar hospital, was’ the’
‘Walter Makortoff,.a brother.

PUahturt was George Soukeroff
fof Pass'Creck, tone occupant of the
‘aecond’ car, Which, was a 1961 Che

V,
of control, ‘ths vehicle! struck; a

large rock at the side of:the road
and was camplotely de demolished.’

and a coroner's inquest met. Mon-] i

day’ dnd ‘was adjourned. indefinite: |" ..,,

ly. Besides his * brother, the ‘de-|
By

‘ceased is suryiv is slater and

his.:parents, ‘Mr. ‘and: Mrs.” Nick |-:

Makortoff. .

-Toasinasters

A workshop :for .Toastmasters
from Castlegar, Trail’ and. Nelson
was held Monday evening at Kin-
naird-:under’ area governor. Paul

Moroso of the. Castleg:

mont sat in ‘on’ the. matting t to; a
[serve and Will offidially assume his
duties as:a.trustee-on Jan.-1...

+ Fencing on the ‘north

los ‘
BY tlegar’s: commission: race, a change

face on the. school, board, a te-
, the: passage of a

‘In Castleg: ertaker
Richardsor, Won) oul. over, Incum-
bentieommlssjones! George’ Carr, a

 Maddocks;: owner of: the: shoe | ~
store of the ‘same name, topped aie

‘:/ mont, owner: of ‘Castle Motors, de.

=| feated ‘Incumb

iver
‘were’ approved’ by ‘the department
of education as subinifted. The B.
|Sckiook Trustees Associati

will,
date. ; The’
board granted-a local citizens com:
mittee ‘permission to use.a portion

by | of the Kinnafrd ‘school 1 ground for

Kinnaird ‘with. ist-
ancé-of club’ educational vice-pre-

sident Mike Stewart of Nelson, Tom | This

on the. ferries are,limited and th

will not: be five; buses ‘at ohe’ tims tit

amit

He’ said ‘that: ‘hroughaut the

year the: td stayed within
ud

site pipe was laid on 4th Ave. ak x

ing -a “total ‘of 3,600 -feet for the

_ 1961-1962; period. =

2. 200 -feet . of .6-inch transite’
pipe: was: laid: to’ connect up. the

down and. a sla ‘lamp to indie:
iwhen |

tank -is-only ‘partially

fence was’: constructed ‘

5.
around the:Upper Bench:‘tank,
_ All electrical Switch gear
was Gverhauled, %
7. Water: meter installed ::in

Jocal' Jaundramat ‘and -an- amend-

‘plans for.a direct line to the water
tank (250,000: gallon): also Prepar-

Imperial Bulk Plant-at.no cost ‘to | ed.

the village.

+: 3..The. 0,000 gallon “tank at |:.°<

‘ Ced lar.’ Crest was, rompleted.’ ‘This
nting»: of th

os. Improvements were le
thes;Upper: Bench ‘tank: ‘These'.in-
cluded safety. shut-off ‘control, tank
level recorder, low. level. | pump shut

" ayetenn
covered‘ the history of :th
blem, bacteria; » pulp. mill: 5 wast

-| fibre § ilosses toxic”. wi es; algae

— ‘Sheer ee Photo

eeffect: of: storage |!

infiltration’ gallery, pressure strain-
ers, ‘ micro « straining ’ and: gravity.
filtration. : The < conclusion’ and::re-
peace were’ that the q

ality.
AS brief :“was ! drawn up
Comm. Rust and:mysel£ presenting

‘he = investigated |:
‘he: ‘cost ae Toouitite of wells, |:

Dlic educatio: PE i emannite cal-
leges: was received ‘and Placed ‘on

Cominco: smelterman, by _ to'216

cumbent, com:

n
missioner Gerry. Rust, who ‘works

for. Cominco and has’ been the vil-

to
roodiand Park sewerage
system, | hte; needed ‘60: per cent

"6 | 262‘ votes
ea Cy last | it ‘and

wi Pass received. 78.8 < Per. cent.
cast-in: its | 6

[ber of Commerce |
‘Elmer Kraft
treasurer. Directors ‘aré Lloyd ‘Ack-

ney,’ Jim? Lambeth’ and “Mike: Pop-
;] off. The’ secretary! is:to" be appoint!

‘he ‘new officers will be “in-
stalled ‘at the annual: ladies night

C3) ‘Jage’s “finance. “ ‘ for”

ie
‘past six.years, and newcomer Mau-

ai rice:Simpson, a mechanical trades

foreman’ for Celgar, ‘tied the :poll
with: 212 ‘votes each, Close: behind
was incumbent commigs{oner E.\C.

panauet ts. be held
in ‘January.’ >)
“oo Mr, "Popoft siiggested to: the
meeting ‘that :the ‘question’ of why
Land’; Settlement : Board “property
in:the vicinity of the‘airport’is'not

na Homecoming.

tr Ne
‘| years “he “has. contributed.a'' gréat

| deal'to education. His services and

counsel have been appreciated; she
N 3 SAY ‘

BI Front‘ Page
+ | Challenge. ‘and the ‘federal: cabinet |°

land has been sold at Grand Forks
but very : little ‘at’ the ‘airport,’ at
Glade’ ‘and /at Shoreacres,

|-s"President: Sam’ Muirhead ‘said,
that. water.’ resources ‘and :'lands

son has’ been’ endeavor
Evans’ of ‘Nelson’ on: ‘the: "question

ring: t
tain “an« appointment with Siok: -

minister“ responsible forit the cae, BO

the’ facts as reported by.
Engineers, This’ brief: was sent’ a-
Tong questionnaire ; to“ ascer-

pl opinions. “A*.
bee tos were ‘mailed’ to “water” users |”:

and 89; were 'retirned:’ Of these'89
questionnaires, 20 per cent of them]
indicated: that they obtained. arin:

against ‘the of fi

word Doukhobor”: by. “Gordon she
clair’ on that’, pro, ‘Tuesday
night ;
Herman ‘Kemperman ‘told the
Chamber: Iast ‘night: that. Sinclair
said Doukhobors are'being discrim-
inated against in B.C.;much as the
Japanese’ were during the: Second

ext World ‘War.

‘If.there’.

any discriminatio1
said Mc= Kemperman, it:is that the
Mare, Beas onpreferential 2

Sons.

‘pipe’ ABBrOX
dmately 11,100 feet. is;required a

Direct 10-inch river:pump line,
to the 250,000: gallon tank at-2 cost
of $11, 0004:

| gates tanke is auingd af a
Larger. pumping capacity is
a red at‘a fost, of pave
WEBAG!

PLANT.
I find: this:plant> ditticult ito.
‘| report. on.as:'it is’ relatively’“new.

| and: seed 9 comple oe aa at

onthe whole of B. C., h e baid, yand
it is ‘grossly unf:

apa

J ry.
work omit progresses."'To. assist’ the’ project’ the Castlegar
Rotary. Sacist is ‘selling Christmas trees’ — pens. a ;

lay. night. Pa:

‘master’ area ‘governor. Paul:-

: Stans here are Mrs: R. H.

Moroso. ‘The

was celebrated’
Tuesday ae at at the dla club's regular.
meéeing with : former: members of
the: club ‘as guests‘ of honor.’
e was extended by
club’ president Earl Greep to the
guests :who,: for various personal
reasons, have ‘had to give up their ©

aq | 8ssociation with Kiwanis during she

-: viee-president;: Mrs.: Sam Lanzarotta,

Bernick, ‘club’ treasurer. —

Castlegar News Photo: *

Bet-to; gether was. organiz- 4
ed. tym a Carbet: who tla: the".
gathering “that

ion was that af the men echo have!
formed us membership.