6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May i1, 1961
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By JOSH SAVOY

} Looking “at sports through a|-
pen is a new

= SPORTS EDITOR: :

However there are also a lot’ of

for yours
truly, Through the medium of this
column I hope to bring an up-to-

| date report on all, the sportg ac-
istrict.

tivities in the Di o

This ‘will include announce-
ments of forth-coming events, new-
ly-formed sports, results and hi-

* personal

that take place, either in Individual
or group sports, and -it would ‘be
appreciated if you would ahate your
experiences with the readers ‘by.
bringing these to the attention of
the writer.

You can phone me anytime at

Little League Ball

PHONE 5 5422”

422 and: if Tm! not in stat ao
your phone number: and I'give you
my Bérsonal promise to phorie back.
© The pins are taking a beating
and the pln-setterg sro Kept busy
es the bowling leagues enter into
the finals. This ‘is: the: firat weason
that Castlegar’ has had tte. facil-
dtles. of the bowladrome’ ‘and from
a reports” it is being“ ehjoyed by
alle ae
There is one group of’ outdoor,
sports enthusiasts’ that is not eas-
tly swayed: by . the ‘ weatherman’s

‘Tie executive of the Little Lea-
gue for the forthcoming season
was formed at a general meeting
last week with Josh Savoy as act-
ing chairman and E. Bradford as
acting secretary,

‘Thése elected are: president,
Josh Savoy; vice-president, Joe
Green; secretary-treasurer, Lloyd
Ackney; directors, Jim Lewis,
Deverson, E. Dams, Ed hors and

A ccc oT

E. Bradford.
The League welcomes “soe Green

NOTICE.

te vote on the

Friday,

May 19, 1961 between the eau of 8:00 am. and 8:00 pm, Daylight Saving Time.

+ Legion Hall

Kinnaird.
Robson Hall
‘Thrums

Improvement Hall
Post Office and Store’

eanenety. Creek Post Office and

RENATA ‘ SB ae
PLEASE GHT OUT AND VOTE.

May 8, 1961.

Fanata Post Office and Sure

Secretary-Treastirer,
School District No. 9 (Castlegar) _

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9 (CASTLEGAR)
SCHOOL LOAN BY-LAW REFERENDUM NO. 2 .

lect

to the
you en * favour of the Board of School Trustees

“Are

of School District No. 9 coastlega?)

of School District No. 9

(Castlegar) borrowing money, without further assent of the owner-electors, at any nae

or from time to time, within three (3) years from December.
caring

ra of debentures ‘bei
payable over

antares at a rate or rates not
or periods not

exer

S1, 1960, by the issue and
exceeding six (6) per cent
years from

annum and eeding twen!
the date or respective dates thereat, in sch principal amounts as the Board may from

time to time deem necessary to
Hundred Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($515,000.00), ai

raise net sums aot exceeding | saat the aggregate Five

brokerage, exchange, and other expenses with respect te such ‘ecu ot orale, ‘tor acquiring

and developing school-sites and purchasing, constructing, reconstructing,
ing buildings for school puro’ or use in connection ‘therewith and other capital

equipp!
expenditures for school purposes’

ing, and

The following in brief and ‘generat terms sets out substantially the proposed ‘pro-

Sects ¢ and the amount allocated for

each, the amount specified as being wilthin

Provin-

fal standards and eligible for Provincial grants, and the amount specified as being

shove Provincial standards
which the school district pays the file ost:

Eligible for Not gible,
Erovisens « ww Pro’

and eet Ote | fa eligible for Provincial Brants and for

Office
Stanley Humphries High
oe

Vaney Vista
‘Tarrys
Twin Rivers

connection therewith:
Woodland Park
Ootischenla
Blueberry Creek
Board Office
Robson

‘Twin Rivers
Stantey Humphries High

00
for

as $ 21,800.00
school Licpies or use in

Other capital
Plang, Supervision and Contingencies

TOTAL ESTIMATES $480,970.00

——
Resolution, Passed the 12th day of April,
Approved by.

CORPORATE P. A. Jacobson,
SEAL

j961.
the Minister of Education ne 27th day of April, 1961. J
y the in Councll the 2nd day of Moy, 1961,
Received the Yascent of the Owner-Electors of the District the y of .....

ctatmeh, of the Board

C. H. King, Secretary-treasurer

who comes from Marathon, On-
tarfo and is now. employed at Cel-
gar. Mr, Green was preafdent of the
Marathon Little League and also
has three years experience as coach,

A special thanks goes to Jim
Lewls who has put in a lot of time
and effort in organizing the Little
League. .

A total of rr teams is anticipa-
ted and will be segregated: into
three age groups domprised of Lit-
tle League 9-12; Pony, League 13-
15; and the Babe Ruth /League
16-18, Mel Collins is endeavoring
to.enter a team from Blueberry.

“It was decided that the League
would attempt to remain indepen-

. | dent of the B.0. Little League As-

soclation,.but follow-all the associa-
tion's rules. /

, Those present at the general
meeting were: J, Lewis, E, Brad-
ford, J. Savoy,

guson, Mr, and Mrs, B, Shay, E.
Mills, Mr. Baerd, T. Montgomery,
E. Thors, S. HaYbauer, 9. Melnick,
Ross Oborne, Mr. and Mrs, A. Cul,
ley,'3, Kaufman and.&. Brown. *

The. majority turnout has beer
from Kinnaird” and Robson. ‘It
would be -appreciated if Castlegar
would make a greater effort. to
equal this. The purpose and success
of the Little League can be achlev-
ed only through the co-operation
and support of the communities
either as participants or spectators.

LETTER TO EDITOR

Dear Sir: |

Re Castlegar residents using
4,000 gals. water per Hour. If my
‘Rithmetic, be. wrong it can’t be
‘Blped. I'm only a miserable school

-| student,

Figures from Castlegar News,
May 4, 1961, 1. Water used by re-
sidents in 1 héur:- 4,000. gals, » 2,
Rate of usage:- 7 gals. per resi-
dent. 3, Population of Castlegar. :-
4,000 gals, divided by, 7 gal. per, ree
sident. t
. Working through the . above
problem’ I found to my discust (sic)
the population of Castlegar to be
5714 people, I know, the Castlegar

D. Deverson, E.|.
Dams, J. Green, L. Bailey, Mr. Fer-| ~

of rain, and that is fe
ardent golfer,

Each week finds the golf course
‘busier and for those who have not
Played, there is plenty of freah. air
exércise and activity eaitiog tor
you,

Ladies softball is off to a fine
start. A $25 donation has been re-
ceived from the CM&S-Co, and
Walter Thorp has informed. mo
that the Castlegar ballpark is avail-
able to the team. A special note to
Patti Lewis and Gail Leitner —
let's see you both out on the
practise field.

‘The coaching staff is prepared
for two ladies teams and one high
papeey team and would like: to ‘see

‘8 good turnout on Mondays and
‘Thursdays. Fred Horcoff, coach
and Pete Kazakoff, manager will
also form an all-star‘team to re-
present Castlegar in the Trail- “Ross
land League,

Because of the change in sports
writers I-have been unable to ob-

"| tain. the: bowling results for this

week but they ‘will be carried: in
full.in next week's Castlegar Nowa.
_ See you next week. ‘

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(Editor's Note: The ‘population

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timie to help District residents train | :

Dog. Training Program i

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ed must have a for dis-

trained ROMP. inves-
tigators, arrived a the Kootenays
during the weekend: as the provin-
clal attdrney-genetal’s department
ordered an’ all-oug;effort. to end an
outbreak: of ‘terrorism: blamed ‘on
Sons of Freedom.) 8. =

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 11,1961

"Kinnaird. Sodals

Mire, J.-Kaufoian, Phone 548s
‘Mrs, Rhoda Culley fs spending

‘several months in the district. vie

aiting her son ard

social evening followed. *
Dancing featured the evening's
suterelament slong with a number

Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Culley ar fa-
mily, “having | spent, flve weeks in
Rossland with her. ‘daughter,

Leckie and family, Mrs. Oul-
ley is vacationing on‘the advice of
her; doctor and will return to pe
home ; in

‘The’ move was made

three bomb incidents Priday! night

temper vaccination,

Interested persons may leave
thelr names with Jack White at
a Prescriptions’ in Castlegar.

' Hope to Start Jr.
Firearms Program

A large turnout Including Loyd
Groutage and his Scout troop at-
tended the April meeting of the
Caatlegar~and District Sportsman's
Association.

Guest “speaker, A. Morton of,
Nelson, Zone vice-president of Koo-
tenay. Rod and Gun,. gave a most
interesting outline of the jun‘or
firearms safety program which it 1s
hoped to get underway here ‘soon.

and A display. counter in
a Trail department’ store and three
power poles in’ the\Bhoreacres reg-
ton were blown ‘up.

Another explosion» ‘was averted
when a. gerk fourid 8 bomb that
had been’ dropped: through 9 mail
slot ‘at the’ Trail Post: Office. ‘

A amall. explosion on the OPR.
line within: Grand Forks did only
minor: damage’ to ‘a rail, Tho biast,,
which’ went off at’
ed on’ the :heels™ df.
Youth Festival

. Attorney-Genar:
ner sent ‘the:

80 asm., follow. |."

dune. :
Mr, aud’ Mra. 1, G. Wiebe and
family visited their home in Renata
for; the weekend.

“Mrs: G, ° Manarin ‘was voting

of music by
Mr. Harry ‘ailongie ‘Hostesses for
the affair were Mrs. Schiavon, Mrs.

Mra,| E. ©, Ackerman, Mrs, B,. Rourke,

Mrs, Ernie Geronazzo, Mrs, R. Ball,
Mrs. L. Newlove and Miss Myrna
Ackerman, -

A baptism service was. held
Sunday) at St, John's Anglican
Church for Ohristine Lorna, daugh-

ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Oliphant. |.

God-parents were Miss Marion Dol-
cen of Trail and Allan Hawkins.

delegate at the WI C
inSlocan City, Other Neuere at
tending. ‘the. Monday. session . were
Mrs.ied.0) W. Brownlle, Mrs. aw
Brownlle,- Mrs. George Bray, Mrz.
Roy Goetting, Mra, Mary Melvor,
‘Mya, 1: pacity. and Mrs, Fred
Plotnikeff.
2 The Soroptimist club convened
last week when ‘the following new
slate. of- officers” were | Installed,

tence of, Trall. Mayor'L: A. Read,
to see, that: the. “sternest

area ‘from. Vancouver at the inais- |

eld | Guests

@ coffee party
after the service were: Rev. and
Mrs, H. I. G, Ragg and daughter,

Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Hawkins, the
baby's maternal grandparents,” Mr.
and Mrs, R. F, Oliphant, paternal
grandparents, Mr.. and “Mrs, Lorne
Hawkins

and:sons, Allan Hawkins, |’

‘Miss Marion Dolsen and Mrs. Lucy

Mr.
are leaving this weekend for 8 visit

;| in Victoria.

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possible” are ‘taker to stamp: out
the violence.:...”

‘The inetdent
pe hows 2 after the sentencing of

‘DEER PARK SOCIALS

in Vernon Friday
for burning down a home Jan. 1.

. Mrs, ©. T. Willlamson |

Mr and Mrs, Fred Briggeman
‘nave returned from a six-week hol.
iday spént with friends and ‘re!a-
tives'at Canby, Redmond and ‘Port-
land,‘ Oregon,. and Seattle, © Wash,
They were accompanted by the lat-
ter’s “nother, Mrs. Ora Wires Of
Portland, who will spend the next
few weeks as the guest of the
Briggemans.”

Mr,.\H..Driedger’ of .Vancouver
was the recent guest of his bro-
ther-in-law, Mr. J. H. Friesen, On
leaving Deer Park, Mr. Driedger
will visit with his songs and_ thelr.
familfes at. Regina, Sask. Winni-
peg,. Man. and Ottawa. | +

“Mrs, J. V. Briggeman: returned
to her home at Trail after spend-
ing a few days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F..Briggeman.

\i. Miss Joan Phélps of New- West-
minster was the recent guest of her
parents, Mr, and Mrs, A, A. Phelps.

Those travelling to Slocan City
for the District WI Conference were

2
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sma ite

the delegate, Mrs, 5. Smith, Mra.
A. W, Kent and Mrs. H. Coleman.

ROMP at Trail and Nelson say
ge incidents. may. be the first of a

‘terms |

Astaforoff, 46, and: his wife, Mary,
for the burning of a home at Grand
Forks, 30.miles west of Trail.

Here in’ Castlegar, on learning
of the Friday’ night explosion at
‘Trail, local |. ROMP immeldately,
contacted a number. of District bus-
inessmen- regarding’ the security of
their property,

. | rope last’ summer... Mrs.

RENATA SOCIALS

Betty Baty Srurik, ‘Directors are: Mrs,
Laura Bridgeman, , Mrs, - Mabel
Sreenen. and Mrs. Jean Young.

rt on the successful bake
sale ad the previous week’ was
given’ and. Miss Proudfoot enter-
tained the .group with colored
slidea acquired on her trip to-Eu-
Ferguson
was winner of the hostess prize,

‘Best wishes to’ Mrs. Gilbert Ja-
cobson who is a patient in Castle-
gar hospital and to Mrs, Floyd Pe-
terson who has been a patient in
‘Trail ‘Tadanac Hospital ° for some
time.”

Mr, and Mrs, Austin: Purdy of
Fruitvale were ‘honored guests in
the Improvement Society. Hall at a
post-nuptial celebration.when their

friends in this district gathered to
extend their:best wishes. Mrs, Pur-
dy is the former Shirley Wolfe and

ogre ME Rohn e
Mr.and Mys. P. Peters, Fran-
cig and. Gloria. have. returned from'
a weekend trip to. Kelowna,
tended the

a’ former Ki girl. ;
Mrs, A,

MAODONALD — To Mr. and
Mrs, Donald Macdonald of Castle-
gar, 6, a bok

Mrs,
Willtam Price | of f Castlegar, 8 May 7,
8 daughter, =:

SALIKEN — To Mr, and Mra.
John F. Gallken of Castlegar, Biay
8a, eangnier,

~ To Mr, and ahrs, Gor-
don eal of Kinnaird, May 8, a
daughter. S

— ‘To Mr, and Mra.
me date May |-

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Mrs. M. Punk fs‘ a patient in
the’ Trail Tadanac hospital. ,

Mra. John Olson and Wendy of
Nakusp are‘speriding a few oe at
the! home of. Mrs: Funk.

Westwood Visits ~
- Castlegar, Kinnaird

| Hon. Baie | ‘Weatwood,. Jinister

Mr. H. Breuch of
sited his family over the ‘weekend.

a social vitor. in Cagtlegar ‘huees
day.

‘Mr. Westwood, who hes been
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