CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 4, 1961

Px eee Ee eee ee THE SPORTS SCENE

NOTICE

RESIDENTS of CASTLEGAR,
KINNAIRD, ROBSON, BRILLIANT
& SYRINGA CREEK. :
The Power will be off

TUESDAY, MAY 9, at 2 p.m.”

For approximately one hour to enable our crews
to replace a main line distribution pole broken
by a motorist in Castlegar,

_ WEST KOOTENAY POWER
and LIGHT Co. Ltd.

Y ntonaay Mixed Commerciat League:
Ladies high’single, Evelyn Wil-
son 267; ladles high aggregate, Jan.
na Brownlie 627, mens high alngle,
Norm Johnson 294; mens high ag-
gregate, \Norm Johnson 678; team
high single, Splinters 942;- team
high’ aggregate, ‘Teachers -2624.
Other tap scorers Bob Jeffrey 631,
Janna, Brownlle 627, Nick Burak
608, Kavics Alley Kats 3, Ricks TV
1;, Shop Easy 3, Splinters 1; Tea-
oe 3, Smiths PécH Untouchables

Tuesday 7 p.m. Mixed League Semi-

Ladies’ high ‘single, Val Samp-
sonoff 275; ladies high aggregate,

Results from Bowling Leagues

Val Sampsonoff 652; mens high
single, Len Kamblick 289; mens high
aggregate, Len Kambick 645; team
igh. sirigle, West's Misfits. and
Greenbacks 987; team high aggre-
gate, Greenbacks 2017, Greenback’s
2617, West's Buzzards ‘2472, King
Pins 2559, Five Pins 2369, West's
Misfits . 2597, Lumberjacks 2410,
Greenbacks, King Pins and West's

round-robin series to decide the
league champs,
Wednesday Morning Ladies League
Finals: *,,

Ladies high “single, Ellon Brown
252; ladies high aggregate, Ellen

Brown 538;
Sparkplugs 680; team high aggre-
gate, Sparkplugs 2336. High average
for the season Cheri’ Lyons .and
Clara Gottslieg 161. Winning team

team high single,

High single and aggregate for sea-
son, Cherl Lyons 266 and 628.
Thursday Night' Mixed League:

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KINSMEN

MAY DANCE

: Zalteoff 216; ladies ‘high aggregate,
Misfits ddvance to the finals in a! gnis
single, Dave Cuddington 284; mens

656; team high single, Breadwinners
1008; team high ‘aggregate, Bread-
winners 2786, Splinters 3, Coasters
Be Corner Ping 2, Brosawinnets 23

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‘Ladies high — single,

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“The Village of Castlegar will do
Ml “everything in its power” to help
the McGauley Ready-Mix plant on
the highway near the hospital to
re-locate ‘if he (McGauley) so de-
sires.”

Pete Kinakin a before
council Tuesday night to complain

Cement Plant Operation
- Sees Delegate af Meeting

and works supervisor Norman Mc-
Nabb will discuss the possibility of
locating the operation in other vil-
lage-owned land in Castlegar or-on
the old’ garbage dump owned by
Castlegar near Kinnaird.

RENATA SOCIALS

y Pau. Mixed “League:

sigh single, Ken Price 277; mens

about the of the plant in
that Brea. He said everyone in the

others In Castlegar are also con-
cerned. .

“Bome move should be made
to clean up that corner,” declared
Mr, Kinakin. = -

Municipal clerk Joe Logelln
sald the company hos taken“ out a
$10,000 building permit for work on:
the operation. He -also pointed ‘out
that the village had turned down
Mr. MeGauley’s request for -some
yillage property on Juniper St. on-.
to which’ to move the plant.
Comm. Walter Thorp sald tliat
when Mr. McGauley spoke to coun-
cll he said -that flat land Js of no
use to him, it must have a slope.
Mr. MeGauley also sald, continued
a Thorp, that improvements and
additions to the present plant will
be “quieter and less of a nuisance
than his old vant has been.” . |
Mr. McGauley will be advised |
of Mr, Kinskin’s visit to council

‘Busy Month
Reported By
Norm McNabb

> Seven hundred feet of sidewalk
were, laid along Columbia Ave. bet-
ween Crescent St. and Ferry St.
under the winter works program
during April, works supervisor Nor-
man McNabb told council Tuesdsy
night. °

He said that the large retain-
ing. wall on the Harmston pro-

perty on 9th Ave, is nearing com-

Ht i id t ximately 120
ae ce Rede of earth were dumped on

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A. WORLD OF SERVICE: AT Your! DISPOSALI. :

boulevards during the month while
considerable blacktop patching was
done, “More is to be done without
delay when weather permits.”

A “great deal” of fill was haul.
ed to the-Greep property on 7th
Ave. with “many more loads yet
to be hauled.”

Clean-up Week was held duriig
the month while street cleanitig
took place ‘when necessary

ing areas.”

A small portion of oil was
laid during April while grading on
streets and on. the’ elementary
sehool grounds took place. Three
water leaks were repaired ‘during
the month and ome new service was
connected.

hospital hill area is concerned and|*

throughout the business and adjoins |.

+o) Mrs, M. Rohn
Mr. and Mrs, G.’ Friesen: ac-
Rie

“| with the Alouettes finishing second, |

Peewees 3, Handicaps 1; Mis-
fits 3, Fitntetones'-1; Beavers 3,
Phantoms 1, Ladies high aingle, Ar-
leen Gorepff 248; ladies high ag-
gregate, Arleen Gorcoff 557; mens

high aggregate, Ken Price 794; team
high single, Misfits 1041; team high
ageregate, Misfits 2022, Other top
scorers Walter Cheveldave 657, Nick
Koochin’ 610, John Mason’ 616, Gor-
don Relchelt 607.

Tuesday Afternoon Ladies League
Rolloffs:

Alley Katz captured first spot

KINNAIRD’ HALL
FRL, MAY. 19 9--.??..

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MB's third, Windy Five ‘fourth,

fifth and Hurricanes

by Allan

chard Funk, Bill ‘Hale, Waldo Pen-
her and Martha and Frank Peters
returned from Portland, Oregon,
where they had spent the. weekend.

(Mr, and Mrs, Jack Hand and
children .of Trall were Sunday vis=
itora. to Renata.

of Vancouver ‘are holidaying at the
home of Misses Lang and Fladager.

Mrs. Grove of Trail spent a
week visiting her daughter Miss R.
Grove and Mrs, W. Hale.

Mrs, Allan Olson and children
of Cranbrook have “been visiting
her father, and mother, Mr, and
Mrs, F. ‘Wiesner.

Mr, and Mrs, F, Wendich were
recent visitors at Kinnaird.

Stamp Club Has
Lucky ‘Winners

‘The regular meeting of the
Ww. E. MacCabe Stamp Club. was
held at the home of Mrs. ‘A. Cul-

invitations to Mrs. W. E. MacCabe
and Mr, John Moor to attend their
wind-up sneeiae and -wiener roast
on June 9.

Mrs. Culley and Linda drew the
names for the lucky draw — win-
ners, were Roger Groutte, John
John and Ron Verzuh. All mem-
bers received a share in a gift of
mission mixture,

Ron Vel then conducted a
lively stamp auction which was 8
Jot of fun for all. :

Gasllegar Fatsee
New Dog Bylaw

Castlegar’s new tog. bylaw was
given fourth and final reading at
council’s meeting: Tuesday night.

+, Comm. George Carr. comment-
ed that he wished the new bylaw
had been in effect a week or so.
ago when a dog kept him awake
alt night. “Z. wouldn’t -let a dog

Aage Sylvest, “T'd go to sleep.”
7A pound bylaw was also given’
final -reading.,

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alxth. Season highs — high aver-
age, Mona Menard 187; high single,
Mary Gemmill 288; high aggregate,
Mona Menard 713, Banquet to be}:
held on ‘Tuesday, May 9.
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Kinnaird Fill
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Rate Again 15
As predicted in the Castlegar
News last week, the Kinnaird coun-
cil Monday night. established the
municipal mill rate at 16 mills for
the second year in s row. *
Anticipated general. revenue is
A brarees with a surplus expected
f $369, Anticipated water revenue
1s $65,520 with an. anticipated sur-
plus at the end of the year of
$5,118,
‘Thus the total anticipated rev-
enue, described by finance chairman
G. 8, Rust as “the highest ever,”
is $217,232 while the Budseted: sure
plus totals $5,487:

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-WE ARE AGENTS FOR TRAIL D Y CLEANERS,

; Kinnaird ‘Socials

Celgar, Columbia
Announce New

Tre” J ; Kaufman, Phone’ 5488
(Mr, ond Mrs. E, M, “McGauley

Southern California and a reunion
with. Mr, ‘'s two sisters,

Yand Mrs, Orpha Munden, formerly

Sanba . Barbara.

During their week in ‘Hollywood
they visited many of the familiar
television, shows, watched a movie.

WAL: events and safety
all of Cominoo’s, opera-

All of these projects have 6ne
common goal — to emphasize Saf-
ety..within the company’s opera-
tlons, not only during Safety Mon-
th, ‘but throughout the year,

Cominco’s Safety Month accld- |

last, five years, however, all opera-
tions of Cominco have registered
=) only 31 Bafety. “Month accidents, an
average’ of. slightly more than six
each a yen:
Last year, there were Only two,

with four-in 1959 and two in 1958,
In the past few years .Comin-
co's. operations have won a great
many ‘safety awards, *-
:The ‘John. T,. Ryan Memorial
‘Trophy, awarded ‘each year. by the
Canadian Institute of Mining and
Metallurgy to mines in Canada'em-
ploying over 100 persons with the
best.:Bafety record, has been won
three times ‘by, ‘Cominco mines, <

at Riondel, once.~

ROBSON SOCIALS

Mrs, A. K, Waldie, Phone 5921
_Mr..and Mrs. W. T. Waldie, ac-

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by Mrs, A. White, spent
a few dsys visiting the former's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, C. Loveland of Spokane.
Miss Judy Stadler spent a few
‘days in the Castlegar hospital.
Dr. CG. B. Wright of Calgary is
spending a week's holiday at the
home of his uncle, Dr. W. L.

‘Mr‘and: Mrs. W. T. Waldie spent
8, few days. B vis! ‘home of,
‘thelr ‘son and itn at the. home of
and Mrs, %, epile and fel in
Nakusp.’ :

ae ‘The: HB. mine} at ‘Salmo ° “has |
won it¢‘twice and the Bluebell mine}.

e motor trip at Las Vega:

Dr. Belle MoGauley,of Los Angeles and Reno, Nevada.

"Mr. ond Mrs, A, Sinclair ‘spent
of Pullman, ;Wash., now residing at| tha weekend visiting thelr daughte:
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, R.-V.
Lamond and, family., They left for
thelr home. in Grand Fork. on

‘Tuesday.

were Mr. and Mrs, Scadellaro of

.| Bellevue, Alberta.
The Bench Circle of the United

Church WA. met atthe home o:

‘hostess.

Genelle'and Blueberry Creek.

of Mra, Barton Brown last week,

comed into the group, Mrs.

was winner of the: hostess prize.

To he Allowed
Ta Use Park

council meeting Tuesday, night.
only. be. used
ball ow.

a mile.”

Mr.| , Council’ voted" to ‘allow “women
and girls to use the bellpark.for
softball — but not for baseball.

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“Accifent \ Vietim
In Trail Hospital

re head injuries were suf.
fered by Raul Tavers; 28, of Castle.
gar. in the early. hours of yesterday
morning when.the car which he
was driving collided with a power
pole, near the Co-Op Transporta-
tion garage in Castlegar. He is re-
ported in serious condition,

PHRHEVERZOFF — ‘To Mr, and
Mrs. Peter W. Pereverzoft of Bril-
lant, April 29, a daughter. 5

in the making‘st. Marine Land and
enjoyed the old, fashionéd setting
are! back from ‘a vacation trip to| of Knots Berry Farm. ‘The McGaut.

cy's spent « few days of their

| -Gneats /on, the weekend at ‘ine
home :of Mr. and Mrs. O, J, ‘Wilson

Mrs, John’ Kennedy when the group
heard the final ‘report on ‘thelr
successful Spring Tea. A future|’
coffee party ‘1s in the planning.
Ten membérs participated in the | -
devotional period ‘conducted by the

Girl Guide Gookte Week’ has|
been “declared a success, Ths can-
,| vassing.-on Friday and Saturday -pointed assistant treasurer for Col.
sew the Ist Kinnaird Peck in char-
ge of ‘the Upper Bench. The’ 2nd
Kinnaird, Pack took Dumoht’ while} ‘Teasurer, of Columbia Pulp Bales,

the Guides canvassed the highway,| Sccording to an announcement by

‘The-Baden Powell Club has
‘8
Fagin in snttericon|,sehenale. for tered accountant’s degree, in 1948
aedstct iis cakoees was shawl by| While with Peat, Marwick, Mitchel!
a splendid turn out, at the: home

‘Women: are’ in the same ‘cates
gory as children. Or co stated
Comm, ‘Walter Thorp st Castlegar’s

In. suggesting,“. at a recent
meeting, that Castlegar’s ballpark
by children, sald Mr,
Thorp, “I had overlooked the fact
of womens’ softtall and girls’ satt-
I would: say they were
in the same category’ as children,
‘They're not going to drive the ball

Coast Appointment _

ir

if

Stewart Routledge has been ap-

umbla Cellulose ‘and Celgar, and

‘T. N, Beaupre, president.
- Mr. Routledge. recelyed a char-

& Co., Vancouver, and joined Col-
umbia Cellulose ‘as assiatant’ genior

‘Two new members = wel-| sccountant ' at= the” Princé. ‘Rupert |:

mill in 1969 following ‘seven ycars

Gerry
Rust and Mrs. Ed Johnson. Plany | in financial: and ‘accounting ‘posi-
were made fora bake sale and, tions with’ ‘Brazilian Wives in
Strawberry” ‘Tea’ to bé held in dune.
Delicious . refreshments were |-"
served by’ the; hostess; Mrs. Johnson, Cellulose head! office in Vancouver

Toronto and Brazil, 0 8.0 4
He’ ."moved to’ the’ Columbia

Hin 1960 as assistant to the. treasur-

The next meeting is to take place ‘er. Mr. Routledge is a member of

the Institute of Chartered Account-
ants‘of British Columbia and the
Boclety, of Inidustrial arid Cost Ac-
‘| countants of British Columbia. ay

‘| tion of the Trail zinc roaster plant

mated at $4,000,000.
‘} tt waa important to Cominco that

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 4, 1961

7

Third Unit
For Waneta:

Installation of a third genera-
ting unit at the Wancta Power
Plant by Consolidated Mining and
Smelting Company and moderniza-

highlighted an address to share-
holdera at the annual meeting of
Cominco at Montreal by company
‘president W. 8. -Kirkpatrick....
Cost of the third unit ts est!-

Mr. Kirkpatrick also eaid that

mining

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son ns possible on the lead and

zinc reserves at Pine Point in phe

Northwest Territories,

These are capable of contr!-
buting In a major way to the con~
tinuity and growth of metaliurgical
operations at Trail,” he pointed out.
“We have been encouraged by the
recent: interest the Canadian. gov-
ernment has shown. in the con-
struction of the necessary railway.

“Discussions with government
representatives have been actively
proceeding .and we! hope that in
the near future’ the government
will announce a definite date when
the proposed railway will. com-
mence.” i

‘The reserves at Pine Polnt are
owned, by Pine. Point Limited, in
which. Cominco has‘ a .78.2 per cent
interest, ‘

High School
~ Open 10 Nears

‘The original wing of the Stan- :

ley Humphries High School was 10

yeara old’ yesterday, It was opened |:

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‘The new addition to the high
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doubled’ the number 6f. classrooms
in the building,

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NOTICE

FIRE.SIRENS'

“In the Villages of Kinnaird and Castlegar will
sound the ALERT SIGNAL at 7.55 a.m. on

FRIDAY. MORNING, MAY 5, 1961
Tune in your’ radios’ to, CJAT ‘at 8 a.m. for the
half hour: National Broadcast. Meg

: THIS'IS AN EXERCISE ONLY
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KINNAIRD -

Those householdérs

GARBAGE

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