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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 5, 1962

Bicycle Safety Programme
Initiated by Alert Students

‘With :the bicycle season getting
under, way ogaln,, anfety councils
wil be {asuing thelr annual warn-
ings about safety mensures to be
observed by cyolists.

‘The town of Winnetka, Ill, sol-
‘ved thelr nocldent problem in a
‘different way. This community, Iike
Grundreds of others in North Amer-
ion, wns greatly concerned -about
the high number; of scoldents .suf-
“fered by: juvenile

‘There didn’t seem to be anyone

problem, so the community suggest-
ed_ that. the students from Skokle

CASTLEGAR SCCIALS

Mrs, H. Johnson, Phone se5-8eee
Mrs. H. Gergely and Mrs. V.
Sorenson motored to Nelson ‘Wed-
nesday of last week to attend the
graduation ceremonies ‘of Linds
Geraely and all the children from
play school. Mrs,.Gergely reported
that it was a most impressive sight
to watch as each child received

its siploms:

Wayne Eastcott and Wayne
Edworthy of Rossland were Friday
Sussts oF Mr. and Mrs, H. Johnson,

and Mrs, Wm. Easton left

by Avie Wednesday for Scotland,
where they will visit for a month
with Mr. Easton's mother, who is
very ill, and brothers and sisters.

. and Mrs, Ted Gergely and
Family "of Oliver were the el
of their parents Mr. and
Hostetter and Mrs. H. Goreely
over the weekend,
"~~ Among those visiting in Nel-
son Saturday were Mrs. N. Gem-
milly ae iH. Gergely, and Mr. and

, Carr and

Mrs, family.

us and Mrs. M. Walton and
family of Spokane were the guests
of the former’s parents Mr. and
oe Sid Walton over the week-
mn

Motoring to Vancouver on

1. W. Whit-
taker. They will attend ‘the IODE
convention and Mrs.

Junior High School take things in-
to thelr own hands;-‘The students

Jeccepted the challenge,

First, they made an Investiga-
tion of all the blcycles ridden to
school. They were surprised to find
that 76 per cent of them lacked the
proper safety equipment, ‘Then they
queried the riders and found out
that. most of them had Uttle know-
Jedge of. the commusilty’s traffic
laws, They then probed into the
ae themselves and found that no

ordinance; dealt specifically

awa in general were hard to find
bres difficult for children to under-

print youngsters Seoldet to write
their own ordinance, ey. visited

atugied hazards, and held hearings,
/‘i4s a result many new reguls-

tions were drawn up, gractan

headHghte, horns and

Were iikide compulsory for cal bine, ikea.

motorists at intersections,
today has few bi-

Dolivery Men Have
Amusing Experiences

‘The man who delivers the laun-
dry, groceries: or telephone order to
your door sometimes goes through
aome amusing and exasperating ex-
‘periences. Deliverymen have to con.
tend with the whims of dogs, child-
ren and sometimes even housowives,

One deliveryman in Chicago
fost the seat of his trousers to a
spatling canine pet. But when he

Palien, he found he was under ar-
reat, The indignant
charged him with scaring her dog.

In California, Sandy Senger re-
ae to his truck to find a tow-

will be the official delegate from
“Lillian Killor ough Chapte Chapter, here,

prove nee ee

Mrs. Lazaroff Buried Buried
At Brilliant on Sunday

A long-time resident of Rob-
son and Trail, Martha Lazareff.
died.on March ‘30 at her’home in
Robson. “She was Tl.

Lama

2 ing,
in: BC. She resided’ in Trail for

2 o ears and in Robson’ for 28

emrghe is survived by her hus-
band, William of Trail, by two
sons, ene of Kinnaird and Wil-
Rossland; ‘seven grand-

thiliron and eight great grand-

to the
parila Tt was a joke at first,
but Sandy spent two hours fumbling
with the lock before one of the
boy's recedes showed up to re-
lense him.

‘wes Wheedied into modelling sev-
eral evening gowns he had deliv-
ered to the customer for her to try.
In Denver, an all-night poker
player asked s mitkman to deliver
candy and flowers to his wife and

3]to tnlde all the baseball bate and

qulling pins while she wasn't look~
'. z
One of the most ticklish

lems deliverymen face is the hand.

livered a package. for $50.76 to a

children; and one brother, George the

Bonderoff of Creston.

Services were held from the
Russian Hall in Castlegar on Sun-
day,’ with interment at Brilliant
Cemetery.

; Castlegar Funeral Home was
‘entrusted with arrangements.

wits bicycles dnd that the trattic |¥

Police departments of neathy towns, | Fay

‘The youngsters took an active part |B

‘Winnetka,
cycle problems, The kids are proud | i
of thelr laws, and they try to obey |
them. i

went to report the incident to the |
customer had |§

In Hollywood, a deliverymean 7

Mng of money. One of them de- |G

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ie stan Golde or n Easy on

ers 47, Pinbusters
Rubberrousers 41, The Blow:
a5; Fingobblers 48, The

600's:- Michael ‘Vecchio

Ls
Bele iced

am No. 18 points, 21, 3.0,
42, Bre 6-2, 7-3, 8-11, 94, 109,

:- Jim Gormley 715,

John aaa! 610; Barry’ Harsent

608, Joe Green 632, Bud’ Alling-
ham 621, Dave Hiebert 652.

fecbreakers League —

ecient high single, Sarah Sa-

arikko 261; ladies high three

Betts 562; team high

Central

Phone 365-3093.

‘single Pincuriere ted team high
- threes Muffets 2431

Muffets 11, Wheaties 7, Mugs

-| 7, Cheerios 13, Pincurlers fe Take
Let

‘ Fred. azaroil: 676; team | Tu
hisk single, Pingobblers: oad team
a igh three, Plngobblera 2468.
{ Roadrunn

mee Afternoon League —

+ Ladies high single, Ann Sober-

lak 237 (Bosse Jewellery); ladies
high three, Mona Menard 606 (Og-

Tow's); ladies high average, Rose

Dickson” 192 (Aero Taxi); team

high‘; single, ; Ross’: -Market 889;
team ‘high three, Ogtows-2374,

Ross. Market 1 and 70, Bosse
Jewellery 240%, DeFoe's Transfer
031, Castlegar Drug ig Bo 0M, Aero
Taxi 8-59, Oglow's 4-62.

West's Tuesday Night League _

; Ladies blgt single; Nancy

Hf three,:¥rank:; r | Perehudott ladies high
754; team plea single, Team‘No. 8
A ~ 2082; team high three, Team No. 8

three, ‘Nancy Pereidoff ‘S71; mens
high: alngie, John : Ohetkoff :284;

aio; 2 mens high three,., John one

eee Mixed League —
Ladles high. single, Teena
Leitch’ 242; ladies high three, ‘Ji
et Leitner 594; mens. high tingle,
‘hi

three, Fireballs 2'

* Vagabonds 2 Noh 3,
Chevrons 1, Pinheads 4 Genel
3, Fireballs 2,

Other 00's: Les Reed 614, E.

thi
Webster 629, D. Leitch on Cc. Wa:
608, L, Turner

one

ednesday Drivers eerie —
Ladies high single, Lola Che-

veldave ° 277; ladies high three, with

pes‘ checking “a
Mickle Jacobson 652; : team’ high kiig pictures of the Perfect mirror | dreds ‘

‘aingle,: Sparetires’ and Bumpers
oe team high three, Sparetires

C

io4is team high three,

Be pankesa 8, Fireballs 1, Has:
beens | '4,. Turtles 0, Littlejoes hed
Greenbacks 0, *

High Scores for. Month:- La
dies high‘ single, Ann Proud 296;
ladies high three, Ann Proud 650;
mens high single, John 'Obetkoff,

Trading

Free Dellvedt =

57%,

Bumpers 62, Exhausted 30,
VSparctises 48%, Cranks 28,
| Wednesday Night Ladies League —

: "Ladies high single, Kay Ads.
head 272;'Jadles high three, Kay
Adshead . 656; team high single,
Flyers 875; team high three, Fily-
ers 2405,

Flyers 4, Choregirls 0, meat
niks 4, ‘Sputniks 9, Kingpins’ 3,.
Fivethumbs 1,

aginst 600's:- ‘Annie Koochin

Thursday Morning Le
Jo) Ladies high’ angle, Biste J Plot-
nikoff 232; ladies high three, Mar-
garet Reith 550; team high sin-
gle,, Minx 818; team ' high three,
Lions 2227.

Minx 4, Teddy Bears 3, Lions

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‘ Bi CLEANE

‘Thursday mm. League —
Ladies high single” Bobby En-

Tiredtutors 3182,
Marcellus Coasters 8, Rick’s| til
; Kingpins 4, Smith's
P&H ‘Untouchables ‘0, Breadwin-
ers 8, Plaza Five 1, Fivepins 3,
Splinters 1, Tiredtutors 4, Four-
pointers: o Bobs) Pay’n Takit 3,

tome: eos Bob Jeffery 721,|
George Rilkoff 719,’ Ross Leavitt!
688, Jake Koenig 659, Jim Bilesky
=| 658, John: Paulson 651, George
Brownlie’ 641, Carl Loeblich 640,
Arnold Witt 640, Janna Brownlie
639, Jim Munroe 637, Karl Koreen
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Other 600's:- Molly White, 664!
‘Winner of. the Free Cleaning

for the month of March, courtesy

Cleaners are as -follows:-
ladies high single and high three;
Ruth: Rourke err and 741; mens
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FIELD

AND:

BY JACK WHITE’

x Last Sunday being a beautiful
sunny day, we loaded the, car and |

‘headed for. Creston. ie ‘object in|
mint

being the wild fowl migra-

tion on the Posie f
Though we ‘got a late start
leaving Castlegar and got off on

ever you-went there! were “people
mi the: birds ‘and ta-

image of. fhe: snow-capped moun-
tains’ in‘ the “flat alm | wi
Kootenay: Lake: ji
The game bi a,c conserva-
tion’ officers’ and ‘naturalists. that
have’ heen ‘over’ in! the } Creston
area’ for the past’ week, ‘checking
in the .migration, had ‘the birds
too stirred up to allow chances for
Pictures on: Sunday. They have
been making counts by helicopter
and checking and tagging birds by
the ‘use=of propelled nets, All in
all they: are were. impressed with
potential: of- the Duck Lake’ area,
whieh Kootenay 'sportemen have
been: trying to ‘have set aside as'a

binoculars .and ‘spotting sco-| many dogs

% = :
sanctuary, nesting grounds, and.in
part, public. shooting grounds, for
the past few’ years, After this
year’s check I'm sure this dream
will become a reality.

Leaving the migration bebina
for now, those dogs that ‘many
have noticed along the highway in in

um- | Kinnaird, on Sunday m
[the Kootenay Retriever Club niem-

bers out working their dogs on.re-
trieving, While we realize ‘ tha!
are uncared for’,and
perhaps a nuisance, there are hun-
more that. are still loo!
upon a8 man’s best felends and ie"
cared

Creston flat-lands, or the lakes.and
streams of our. own territory, out
with. his dad after birds, and he
dream | will learn a Jot that will ine: a
long way towards.
more. useful: and. solid Gluzon: in
later:.years. Fat

i. The- Gotha thes

PAY'N TAK

2. as

ate | obligation to “his neighbor. too"—

‘to'see that he.is:not a

Ido’ sincerely believe -that’ with
proper training and co-operation
even your neighbor will come:to

ike your dog, as .well as. tolerate |

he! Kootenay. Retriever Club
day ‘for training

2) Club will'be holding a meeting on
of next

they . derived from a dog as a
youngster. Perhaps many have ne-
ver thought of the useful purposes
dogs still have in teaching our
youngsters of:today a love of ani-
mals, and the companionship

child, or adult,’can obtain from a

dog is still ‘there as always.\

Give an older boy a dog. and
a gun and a few days in the ‘fall,
dn’ the bush, or-in‘the Okanagan
Valley, ‘the fields of Alberta, the

Successful Social Evening
Held by Kinnaird PTA

A very successful undertaking
was achieved Saturday from a
social and also“a-financisl: ‘point of
view when the Kinnaird Elemen-
tary PTA held a carnival in the
Kinnaird |: Improvement «.. Soctet

under the ‘direction. of Mr.’ Goet-
ting overseeing the dart” games,
disk gam two ring-toss ’. con-
tests and a bowling game. Mrs., W.
MacCabe’ was kept busy supervis-

ty ing rN yplctea stick’, eXny

Bean guewing contest was
won 4s Mra.-R. Wadey who re-
coved a polite dish donated any,

of young. and old

ter: the last trifle was gone

and th orkers were forced ‘to

fold festivities: slightly before the

alloted. time. was up, saluted the

general '¢ convenorship of Mrs. Ron
Giles ‘and Roy. Goetting.

\ Children’s door prize went to
‘David Mulyk, teenager's prize was
won by Alex Sharp and H, G. Mc-
Nicol won the door prize given for
the adults.

Games of skill in which prizes Mrs, C, Mi

were given for ability were + all

cords were given away. to the lucky
ticket holders,

Mrs. Roy Goetting did an ac-
tive -business on Popcorn ‘vending

week, If you are
not a meniber and ‘own a dog, you
are welcome to join.’ The: next
peering will Seckisis ben Obed-

ice: Training begin
i “this year. ‘watch t fort the loca-
tion next week.

day at: the Mariano’

This’ Suni
Hotel commencing at 10 am. the
West Kootenay Sportsmen Assoc-
jation will have’ their,’ quarterly
meeting. All, sportsmen are wel-
come'as visitors if you care to go.

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: : Mira, M. Rohn
Mrs, J, Dyck of Clearbrook is

visiting at the home’ of her ‘bro-
thee. and ‘sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Reimer.

Miss Ludell Lang of Penticton
spent the ‘weekend at the home of
her sister, Miss’ June’ Lang and
‘Miss Lorraine Fladager,

Mr, and ‘Mrs,’J. Fodor and

‘tm ney | family of Castlegar spent Sunday.
dancing was enjoyed and He "Fee and Mrs.

at {he‘ho homie, of Mr.
Chizm:

W. Leduce
family” ‘of Binnated spent Sinday
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. C.

and dispensing at the sandy | Lovee Rempel:

‘Concessions . were
the. hasement by Mrs. Pe a ee
T. Lang supervised the “pink
elephant” table, wh while the bake
table was - convened by, Mrs, P.
Hildebrandt and Mrs.
5 lunns was ‘a “charge of
the door...

Mr, Miester was a recent
visitor toe “Grand Forks.

Mrs. N. Nuefeldt has returned
to her home: here after ppendlng
the wunter. at Rosemary, Alf

Mrs. F, Wiesner and daughter
Sully: are visiting ‘relatives in
itvale, ; z

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