2 CASTLEGARNEWS, Thursday, April 16, 1964

TARLAC

. BOYS
JACKETS
Laminated & Corduroy]

Sizes 2to 3X 4 to 6X
and 8 - 16

Priced From

$3.98 to $6.98

CINDY’S

hAddd

Bowling

Celgar Mixed
LEAGUE RESULTS
League Champs — Team 8
Mr, and Mrs. D. Hiebert, Mr. and
Mrs. E, Allingham, Bob Magg,
Mary Stewart,
Playoff Champs — A.div. Team

DEER PARK SOGIALS

MRS, WILLIAMSON

‘Mr, A. ‘Law has ‘returned to
his home here from a business trip
to Vancouver,

Among the many weekend vi-
sitors to Deer Park were the R.
Williamson family of Rossland;
Mrs, R. Worley of Trail, Mr. and
Mrs. E, Worloy and family of
Robson and Mr. and Mrs, A. Bort-

CUT

nick and son David of Trail.

STA
WEST KOOTENAY
DRAMA FESTIVAL

= STANLEY HUMPHRIES SECONDARY SCHOOL

Friday & Saturday, April 24 & 25
Curtain Time 8 p.m. - Admission $1.00

Due to the competitive nature of this

production, doors
during the

will be kept closed .
performance.

32: Frank Webster, Mr. and Mra,
XK, Lietner, Mr. and Mrs, S, ‘Kina-
kin, Paul Horcoff,
Playoff Champs — B div.
Tcam 7: Mr,.and Mrs, K, Gjen-
nestad, Mr, and Mrs, T. Burke,
Iris Nicholson, Helen’ Wood(
Coffee Break League *
LHS Dorothy Martini 250;
LHT Dorothy Martini 606, THS
Mugs 896; THT Pincurlers 2389.
TP: Wheaties 64, Muffets 65,
Mugs 42, Cheerios 72, Take 5 43,
Pincurlers ‘50.
Tuesday 1 o'clock
LUS Meda Webster 232; LHT
Janna Brownlie 571, THS Skyline
Auto-service 925; THT Ross's
Meatmarket 2433,
TP: Ross’s Meatmarket 2, Inde.
pendents 2; Tiger Service 3, Sky-
line . Auto-service 1; Oglows 2,
Castlegar Drug 2.
Tuesday Mixed League 7-9

. LUS.-Ev. Koreen 262; LHT
Kay, Adshead’ 663, MHS Karl Ko.
reen 303; MHT Karl Koreen 731.
THS Button Pushers 1188; THT
Lotta Blows 3086.
TP: Wests 0, Button Pushers
4, Regulars 1, Bridge Builders 4,
Lotta Blows 3, Hailleys Comets 0.
Tuesday Night Mixed 9-11
LHS Joyce Turner 231; LHT

=| Joyce Turner 557. MHS Don Ar-

chibald 293; MHT Geo Jablonsky
736, THS I Don’t Know 1003; THT
I Don't Know 2820.
TP: Sportsmen 1, Bank of
Commerce 1, Happy Gang 4, I
Don't Know '8, Night Hawks 3,
Bottleggers 0.

other 600's Bill Shay 725, Don
rehibald 650, Les Reed 637.

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ANDERSON
‘AGENCIES

the history and functions ‘of’ the
pollution’ control: board | and; the
board's efforts to bring about’ a
reduction of the discharge: of’ un-

treated wastes into rivers when he

of Health in ‘Trail Jast’ week,

Pollution Control Beard Chairman
To Meet Nelson Over‘ its ‘Sewerage

Deputy health minister Dr. J.; spoke at the annual meeting of endangered thereby, phe
A, Taylor reviewed in some: detail) the ‘West Kootenay Union Board

Dr, Taylor-‘said that so far as
"|\doing - something” was concern-

He sald the board-had no'au-| ed, ‘pollution control board chair-
thority to give orders to ‘commu-|.man J, E, Brown. (who js also‘de-
nities at present, but,was “search-| Puty municipal ‘affairs minister)
dng for information and hoping the | and an enginecr were to meet with

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'] content” ‘of the’ discharge can be

will come
up | with some suggestions a5 ito
what‘they can do,”

“We cannot expect that pollu:
tfon of :the Columbia’ river ‘can
be‘ entirely eliminated,”’ he said,

Communities had to get rid of
wastes somehow and “it is: going
to“have to go into the Columbia
river ,.'.\but surely the bacterial

reduced,

Kinnaird's Sam Muirhead :re-
plied that his village had become
highly perturbed about pene water
situation.”

Ten-year ago, the health de-.
partment had said Kinnaird’s water
drawn from’ the | Columbia Was
“good water.”

But the: government had per-
mitted the dumping of “msre and
more pollution” into the river.

“We have seen Castlegar given
Permission to build a-lagoon,” Mr,
Muivhead continued.

“I ‘have followed the® filth
from the Kootenay river and Celgar
in my boat...

“I can. assure you people in]
Trail you aren't safe

But he said Kinnaird’ Pollu-
tion control committee of the KRA
had got nowhere, hadn't even been
able to. get its letters to the. de-
partment of health and the pollu-
tion: control ‘board. acknowledged.
-<Columbia river -water.: wasn’t
safe to drink but nobody. seemed

the Nelson city. council shortly.
Methods of ‘overcoming the
discharge of Nelson sowage into
tho Kootenay and subsequently Co-
lumbia’rivers ‘would be discussed,
“The quality of the water will
be improved," ‘said Dr, Taylor,
“but it-can’t be done. overnight.”

. "CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 16, 1964

Why couldn't it be done overs
night Wondered | Mr,’ Muirhead:
“This has been going on for too,
many years,"’
It couldn't be done overnight
sald Dr. Taylor, because “muni-
clpalities-can't move ‘that fast.”
Catslegar, acting village chair~
man Bob Maddocks sald too much
emphasis was being placed upon
his village's sewage disposal pro-
Posals, but not much effort was
being made :by Trail and ‘conti.
guous municipalities in connection
with’ Columbia pollution.

Stately Easter lilies and spring
flowers “created a ‘delicate setting
inthe, Castelgar United Church
for the'>ceremony when Nellie
Frances Mather’ of Trail and Ken-
neth Gary Colenso of Rossland ex-
changed matriage vows before Rey.
F, H. Willey.
The guest pews were marked
with white ribbon bows and pink
rose . buds, Wedding music was
played by Mrs: Keith Muirhead and
Mrs, John’ Duntop;’ Boloist, sang “O
Perfect Love.”
. The .bride- is: the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.'J. GC. Mather of Cas-
tlegar and ‘the groom is the son
of Mr.° and Mrs, G. L. Cotenso
of Rossland,
The'radiant bride entered the
church with her father and her

' Kinettes Cater

-Colenso-Mather Vows
Are Exchanged Here

gown was a short,afternoon length
of chantilly lace over peau de soi
with lily point’ sleeves and white
accessories, Her shoulder-length
veil was held in place with a ery-
stal tiera, A bouquet of red roses | +
and Lily of the valley completed |,
the’ ensemble:

Mrs. Vic Mowbray of Prince
George’ was ‘her sister's matron
of-‘honor and was’ attired ina
short gown of turquoise with white
accessories, She carried a bouquet
of white carnations, The best man

as Mr, Marvyn Colenso of.Ross-
Tand and ushering duties ‘were
shared by. Mr. 'W.. Marsters | of
Trail and Mr. V. Mowbray. of |-
Prince George.

For ‘her daughter's ‘wedding,
Mrs, Mather. had | chosen’ a ‘royal
blue ; sheath , dress “accented: by
white accessories and a white rose-
bud corsage.’ Mrs.’ Colengo, . the
groom’s mother, was attired in a]...

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Telephone: 864-1231

ENQUIRIES WELCOMED

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Television Sales & Service i

Applications for TV cable hook-
ups made here.

@ Repairs to all makes of TVs,
Radios, Phonographs,

LOCAL OFFICE MANAGER
‘ for KIN-GAR VIDEO

ELECTRONIC: SERVICES:
‘365-3331 — Kin-Gar Ph, — 365-4601.

= ~ ‘applied for your
Social Insurance Number?

TOMORROW APRIL 17th

— AND SATURDAY APRIL 18th —

490 FRONT. ST. light ; blue two-piece ‘dress . with e Your

To Inlor-Servico
white accessories with a pink rose- ; Cards in place of i tnemployment Frhipperea’
.{ bud corsage. _ Rumbers that most em add watlt-

Club. Bonspiel . A. reception was held in’ the ‘ Now. The new numbers will help government to Cn

The Kinette Club held its’ re: | City: Centre: Motel: banguet room imodern office methods for greater efficiency im

where the tables were tastefully
“We have got to have some- gular: onthlys ‘meeting with’ 10 for: the’ occasion. : The doctal Sonohige mg ounces: ad beveciccone’

thing concrete ‘done. Corresp- wedding cake ‘was. decorated ‘with :
-**" “Someone has got to get rough ondence was read! from the Fall pink rosebuds and flanked:on eith-|- For. these reasons, you are invited to apply for »
Social Insurance. Number, even Ad you are act a

to be doing: anything about it’ —
other than to more chio-
rination. ;, ‘
“How much chlorine’ is safe
to: drink?” asked Mr. Muirhead,

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NELSON FOREST DISTRICT.

COLUMBIA. CELLULOSE
. COMPANY, LIMITED.
PERSONNEL ASSISTANT Me
Required immediately, young man as Assistant in
the Industrial Relations Department at our Castle-
gar Sawmill. The position involves personnel re-
cruitinent, safety promotion, group benefit plans
and related work. Minimum grade 12 education is
reguired. Some previous experience preferable
but not essential. Reply. by letter or
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- CELGAR LUMBER DIVISION
BOX 850 CASTLEGAR, B.C. 15

~ EXAMINATIONS FOR LICENCE, TO
somewhere, Fair Committee informing the club| Er. side with tall. pink and white

SCALE — 1964
“We don't want to leave a| 08 the’ different’ things that ‘it tapers. “Mr. J. A, Charters’ was] ‘ to

FREE — Bone China Cup and Saucer to ee first 7 ladies
: entering our store each day.

- FREE. PAINT — Sufficient: paint to cover one oom in_
the house — to be drawn for each day..

er O7E

LENITH

- Ferries Here

please get in touch with your focal U.! i= office and
application forms’will be sent. to. you... Distribute |
application fe forms to your emplayees, hay have then: com

+. pleted, and retui them ipeether nce : individuallis,
to the Comission. a

Marg Menzies 634. THS Sparetires }
909; THT Carburetors 2430. _ “A * i
‘TP: Carburetors 2, Sparre- <iay
tires 2, Bumpers 3, Exhausts 0, b spades ‘eo :
rants, paris 4. —— Gran rize
LHS_ Gladys beatae ; ae ";
Helen Wallace 586. "et 3 i sai ; ;
. 2404; i “ita could do for this:year’s Fall Fair, = reel ot
Cea a ee Tar cetninune 3, : : ary E 2 : Jn accordance with Section, 69 of the Forest Act 5) tea oe filthy rivers for our It-was decided’ to: wait, until: the eee ‘of ceremonies far the oo If you haven't yet applied, here's what you do.
Lions 2, Minx 2, Squirrels 4, Ted- Ta an 30 Electric : ange examin fe to scale will ‘be: held as follows:|"*""Deouty nilnister ‘Taylos' eatd| Dex mecting “before replping on grams received from Stettler, Al- IF YOU ARE AN EMPLOYEE your employer wil give
dy Bears 2 ee LE : : AREA PLACE OF SCALING. treatment ‘of water ‘supplies ‘was | OVeT_ more precisely. ta you an application form. Fill Houtand return te to your:
President Orla Granstrom re- rs . *
pe A . . . REVELSTOKE Downie St. Sawmill Ltd. Taursday, April 23rd 800 Act i ported: on’ the spring | po. 2t® young ee ple spent {thelr
Fran Moffat 663, THS Choregirls 6 obli; ation ust register in our guest book a It‘could be “most distasteful; in. the -01 IF YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED and drawing bent yo
975; THT Choregirls 2492. N gi J egis GOLDEN icing Hore] Forest » Saturday, April 25th 830 AX! organic matter in the water ‘could | 20ne meeting’h ies in Nel | constal’ points. For. travelling” ane “will complete an applica — form wher: you report
‘EP: Choregirls 4 — 61, Flint- 5 indi absorb the chlorine and’ make it] S01 which turned’ out to be ‘an| bride changed’ into a. turquoise - to the
stones 0 — 56, Oddballs 1 — 88%, < aee Brothers, Radium ee April 23th 8.30 au. obnoxious.” ‘But health. was ‘not Stats heen * eg sateact sheath dress accessorized by white 2° person or by mail, :
Kingpins 3 — 64, Five oo Wednesday, May 6th 8.20 AM. gala event lasting two days began | 20 her corsage. was of gold toned “UIE YOU ARE, AN’ EMPLOYER registered witht the
Rowdy Rollers League with. a president’s-:meeting on Out-of-town: guests were Mr. Commission, you. will receive application forms auto. :
LHS Glenys New 222; ‘LAT Saturday afternoon;and a banquet | ang Mrs, V, Mowbray, Prince Geo- the
838; THT Moaner’s 2353. ‘and /.Mg. is iJ. A Byres, -Blueberry a
Team Standing for the year: Faces Mrs, B,.Horning,
: : Hooter’s %2, Moaner's §4%, Wail- y J. ; Sucee, ‘Trail;
as evs 54, Screamers. 49, Crie’s 4, $5.00 fee and’ submission, BEFORE the written’exam, off 5, Cae ice rade Kinette ‘meeting was =| cei Garters, Rose:
ST. DAVID’S PARISH Geoane’ Bixed: Ledgue completed application . forms | 858 more round trips during March then ‘held ith ta Ee aeats Trail; Miss.Lavona, Sucee, Golden;
. LHS Leda Creegan 252; LAT Acting Seal hereb: year and carrjed 11,875.more Mr. and !Mrs.:V.. Sucee, Fruitvale;
“um a i MES Waltez i Scalers. are: hereby “instructed to present ‘them-| passengers, figures released by the| quarters. Skits. were thea Dit ion| Mir" and ire, A. IE, Miattathe eo
: ROUND-UP Roy. Adshead < 638) - Selves as candidates for one of the. above : nd; Mra Bet Paes
SAT. APRIL 18th

Sos

The: examinations are open ‘to ni public upon payment: ‘of |:

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TEA KETTLES $6 84

RecoRATED
' GLASS TUMBLERS sai

COMPLETE your APPLICATION now

800,:: THS. Reformers 1098; THT

Reformers 3039.
i TP: Deadbeats 3, Castlegar
News'1; Reformers 3, ‘DeVito's 1;
Five Shakes 3, Defenders 1.
Other -600's Walter Keraiff
695, Ev Schmidt 634, John Mason
618, Michael Vecchio 602, Ken
Price c0r-

Cranks 1, Sparkplugs 4.
: DATE “TIME. | Chlorine‘in the quanities used for | °Tder ‘to’ give time ‘to think it! berta, Ottawa and. New Westmins-
LHS Annie Koochin 261; LAT pa | ie : j NAKU: Near Celgar Ltd. office Tuesday, April 21st 8.00 AM. not harmful, employer promptly.
Betty Bigsby 612, THS Moaner’s Gaul dance following ‘in the even-| tee; Miss ‘Joy Byres, Nelson;, Mr,
Baralft £026;¢ MET Peles Seumie disclose, | DY. a::few: Kinette; Clubs’ with: the land; Mrs,-M. Best,;Rossland; Mrs,
(see condition 9 of Appointment: as Acting-Scaler).

of,
Following. is the fetry report | T*all Kinettes’ winning first prize. M, Doucette, Trail;-Mr, and, Mrs. |. UneMPLoenT INSURANCE COMMISSION
The examination ‘consists of practical scaling in the morn: | March last year in bi 2 OTTAWA erie.

: “| for. last month, | with, figutes for | # combined luncheon then brought |’ x Sinclair, Rosalands Miss Acc
K.LS. HALL
ing ‘plus a hour written examination. in the afternoon.’ | (4 5aumber of round trips,. 5.108

the’ affair toa happy end, lene LeRoy,. il, and “Mr.” and
for a: new ‘slate ‘Mrs. R. Bert ‘of, Rossland.
(4,340); number of automobiles | Of, officers: (fon next years ean : : a
and drivers, 51,914 (40,539); num-| Were called for from the floor with |;
Application peas aad Hele! details may be obtained | * ber of passengers, not | ‘drivers 89,-| the voting to take, place during the

P -. : : :

2.00 - 4.30—Afternoon Tea, Bake Sale, White Ele-
phant Table, Garden Corner, Cake
Walk, Films for Children.

i ‘1/208 * (69,608); number of” trucks} | "ext. month's mecting,

all types, 15,146 (11,074); ember .tThe -Castlegar-Kinnaird ‘ Kins- |
of trailers: and ‘semi-trailers, 527] men Club hosted an: Inter-Club
(455); number’ of motor... buses, | Curling Bonspiel in Nelson recent.
758 (714); number of motor-cycles, ly _with:;the Kinettes doing the
23 (aily’ and livestatk 15 (56). catering. A supper of spaghetti and
meat balls was served to over 50
members of the different Kinsmen
Clubs from’ district communities
represented there,

TLR. Johnston, ;
District : Forester.

2 Brush Fires
Last Thursday

‘The first grass fire of 1964

4.30 - 5.30—Games of Skill,

5 30 - 7.00—‘‘Chuck- Wagon” ‘Dinner
(Adults $1.00 Children 50c)

out in force last Thursday evening:
The fire: was in the area of
the village known as’ Eremenko's

7.00 - 9.00—Auction Sale .and Variety Program.

9.00 - 12.00—Dance
i ther fire broke out in the same
area, Firemen quickly extinguished
Moth tro chlet Ed Lewis said the
fires were probably caused , by
children playing with matches or
smoking.

On

NOW OP

Waldie Service Centre

EVERYONE IS WELCOME

pied by the Ct Supply

Store, Front St.

SPECIALIZING IN SERVICE.

vin the buildi formerly

on

CHAIN SAWS, ALL MAKES OF LAWN MOWERS -
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saw the Castlegar fire department |

flats and while at work on it, ano- | Bi

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HAS THE ‘GooD. HOUSEKEEPING

SEAL OF ‘APPROVAL »

Ever noticed there's no“'Z" onthe |

= <.latest type of telephone. dlal? “ze
ee “Stands. for: Zenith’ =. and Ze

When phoning’ an out-of- town com-

pany or store, ‘always Chéck first
. Whether.it lIsts_a Zenith number
“In-your local ‘directo dis

Ifso, merely call ‘your Operator and /

ask hor: for: that. Zenith pumber,

Le Should you find noZenith Ustings
double-check oy galling stators.
funtion You! -of-fown cor:
‘pany or store may have Tastaliod
% “Gonit after your Cirectory,. was:

Hea are wt
"t pay for the call. Hedoes. =.

‘But please remember: you can't

dial a Zenith number. direct. In-
stead," you ' dial “O" for Operator.
On: th latest, phones Its where

the,

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PROVIDING OVER 800 COMMUNICATION AIDS FOR MODERN HOMES AND BUSINESS es

'| with the honors, Nakusp club com-
+} ing in ‘second and: then ‘Trail was

;| Partment’s senior traffic’ engineer.

a a
OR

a AND’ (EUROPEAN TOURS
RRANGED

ee FOR

The Rossland Club walked off

third. Next. year: the winners, be-
ing Rossland, will host? the bon-
spiel:

- Pine, Columbia.
“Traffic Count”
Planned Soon

SAY traftie count at the inter-
section of Pine and Columbia in
Castlegar is’ to be ‘conducted
“shortly” by. the. traffic branch of
the ‘Separtment of highways.
‘information ‘was given
Castieger council at its~ meeting
last Week in‘a letter from’ the de-

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