CASTLEGAR NE

‘WS, Thursday, May 10, 1962

“Industrial Safely Discussed
By Logging & Sawmill Group||

Over 30

dents, foremen and from

seminar, jointly by the
Board

logging and sawmilling operations
in the West Kootenay District ga-
thered at the Twin Rivers Hall
last Saturday and sat down to dis-
cuss industrial . safety,

The occasion was a one-day

LAUT

footnote from

MADDOCKS

cou ar and spice
everything

We feel ea ‘ai
ittle girls

«a» energy. Bus:
Posy Tittle feet. ‘always
Hegrow! Paks why we

grow! 5 why we

recommend rej 5
check-ups or your

children. Active feet
need correct shoes,

Bis. ly, Sitted. Savage’
088 are correct, ior

boys And our ‘att
understand the im;

ance of. per Attia
ifnew De ded

_| the supervision of others,

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and the Interlor Lumber Manu-
facturer's Association, the theme
being “Effective Communications
in Industry.”

Chief lecturers were: J, R.
Corner, assistant to the chief
accident prevention officer of
WCB; D. Watts, safety inspector
of WCB; and V. E. Gregory, safe-
ty director of the Interlor Lumber
Manufacturers Association, Inspec-
tor Ray Beaton of the WCB Nel-
son office presented films made by
the National Safety Council ‘which
clearly demonstrated the need for
training by all those engaged in

Introducing the speakers, Mr.

. Comer: said the -aurtle Club had

disvance of ‘some 10 feet “Feet striking,
him on the head. Because he was
wearing his safety hat he avoided
serious injury and almost certain-
ly saved his life,

Mr. Volansky, working a3 a
faller, had felled a tree which also
brought. down a dry snag. The
snag struck him on the head with
a force estimated at 200 pounds,

is life was undoubtedly saved
due to the fact he was wearing a
safety hat when the aceldent ae:
curred,

Both men were presented with
memberships’ in the
CLUB, new hard hats and lapel
badges,

Congratulating both men, Mr.

Gregory said that it was
agreed, not only in the lumber in-
dustry, but by all branches of in-
dustry that the safety of all work-
men depended a great deal on the
way that instructions were given
them.

Mr, Corner demonstrated a
weakness in giving verbal instruc.
tions by dictating orders from the
platform and asking the audience
to record them and take the ap-
propriate action. Few were able to
do so. Inspector Watts drew at-
vention to the importance of the
correct use of words when giving
instructions, pointing out that
some words had different mean-
ings for different people. He gave
the word “diamond” as an exam-
ple, which to a miner meant a
drill, to a schoolboy the baseball
park and to a lady a ring.

During a short interval, a dis-
play of protective equipment BtO-| 5
vided by Safety Supply Company
of Trail was viewed, and it
prising the progress that has been
made in the manufacture of this
equipment in the past 10 years,

goggles that hurt the bridge of the
nose and fogged up. They are now
available in light’ and soft resil-
fent plastic, while the safety foot-
wear which used to cut the toes
and chaff tha feet can now

we-have a

be disti drone dress shoes.
Cc a day's Pp:

Long gone are the uncomfortable | 45,

of
Shoes —well made of
good materials over
proper lasts.

MADDOCKS

asc

ings Mr. tad ald he had a
very pleasant duty to perform and
called from the audience, Sidney
Hopp, Logging Division, Celgar| y
Limited and Ron Volansky, Barnes
Creek Contracting Company of
Needles,
Mr. Hopp was. working on a
log loader when a, steel’ saddle
weighing about 125 pounds fell a

; gee serie Eee |

were
held, and the meinbers rarely met,
but it comprised many ‘people
whose lives had been saved by
their safety hats. The motto of
the Club is “Shell on Head, we're
not Dead,”

Mrs, J, F. Killough Will
Attend WA Annual

Sv, Alban's WA held their re-
gular meeting last Thursday even-
ing in the Parish Hall with 13
members present. The meeting was.
opened with the WA prayer and
hymn led by ‘the president, Mrs,
R. Donnan,

Routine business was conduc-
ted and it was reported that Mrs.

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J. Toogood was not well’ and that
her husband is in the Vancouver
General hospital. The president ex-

tended her to those mem-

bers who had taken part in the
Cantata. Social services secretary,

aT

» J. F, Killough reported that
she had sent out sympathy cards
and also get-well c:

Mrs, Killough was appointed
the .WA delegate to the
meeting which will be held ind Ne
son and as many members as pos-
sible were asked to attend at least
some of the sessions,

Mrs. Killough was also named
convenor for the Credit Union lun-
cheon on May 19, assisted by Mrs.

E. Herman, Mrs. H.. Westwood,
Mrs, H. Johnson and Mrs. M. Ken-

nedy. Mrs. Donnan expressed her

thanks ‘to-those who had helped
with the breakfasts which were
served after the communion ser-
vices each ‘Wednesday morning
during Lent.

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Relax for the Summer and Still

wi hold thelr ‘regular meet =
ing on Fri., May 11 in thi

gion Hall, Helping to entertain =|
will be Mrs, George W. Ander.

gon.

BT. ALBAN’'S EVENING GUILD
will hold a Delicatessen and
Bake Sale at Maddock’s Store,
Thurs, May 24, at 2 pm.

GOLF COURSE —

Ladles night at Castlegar Gol:
Course, Thurs. May 17. Junto!
Club also welcome.

ROBSON WI —

Plant Sale, Coffee Party and

Bake Table, Thurs. May 17,
Junior Club also welcome.

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May AS @ son.

SMITH — To Mr. and Mrs.
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@ Son,

HANES — To Mr. and Mrs.
Graeme Hanes of Genelle, May 5,
a as

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a son,

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bert Lind of Slocan City, May 9,
a daughter.

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Wlegar, May 9, a daughter.

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Published ‘Every ‘Thursday. at: rhe Grsieroads ‘of the Kootenaye””

‘Vor. 15, No, 20

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, ‘THURSDAY, ‘ MAY 17; 1962

40 CENTS FER COPY

“Village to Spend _

$700 on

Close to 100,000 8q. ft. (about
two acres) of .CPR bank alohg
Columbia fives in Castlegar are to
the cost is under $700.

*Seding of the banks hag been

‘under discussion by commissioners

r

Grass

for, ‘peveral months, Tuesday ight

council decided. to go ahead with

the job if final estimates. are less

than $700. Comm, ‘ay Little

moved an amendment ‘thet would

payers set the ceiling cost. at $1,000
it he

Royal Columbian
_Marsing raduate

the motion.

Villegs c n Ange Sylvest
estimate

2G chi
expressed surp!
of between $600 and $100 to seed
the area. The cost would include
5,000 pounds’ of: lime, which: it
and, 400 hove of seed...

Mr. Sylvest wondered whether
it would be. better to let the CPR
bank grow over with w and |;
‘spend the.$700'in other parks: in
the ‘village. Comm. ze Miureay, Little
sald-he

has been uns will be necessary, |§

belteved th
of that area to be well worth the
$700, Comm., Walter Thorp: said
‘dust control‘had’ to ‘be -considered
while Comm. George. Carr pointed
out’ the erosion: problem;
If the final estimate shows the.

4) cost of doing the work to be over

:\ Nursing’ graduate « of “the
school ‘of nursing. of the .Royal
Columbian Hospital at: New : West-
minster on 1. was Miss’ Vie
issell; - daughter
G. Claude Bissell ‘ot

Mea and Mrs, Bissell and, Daryl

Bissell of Cranbrook attended the
graduation exercises. se zi

Marie Seto a2. Honourable. Men-

“tion: Joy Anderson, Virginia Le-

bedoff and Rae Sawyer. 2

Marjo
4.8, Bill. Gorkoff.’ 4.6," Margaret
Watson 46, . Fredric: Koch © 4.4,
Henry. John’ 4.2, Frank. Lanzarot-

ta 4.2,’ Evelyn’ Rodgers '4.2,. Steve | |

Tarasoff :4.2, Richard \Waldie: 4.2,

Linda Ackerman 4.0, Carol. Grout-'

ane 40, Gerald Leduc 4.0, Barbara

Little 4.0, Linda Palsson 4.0 and

Julie Roberts 4.0,
Grade 10: +
Don Martin’ 48, Barry Mecit
livray 4.3, Alex: Perehudoff.4.3,
le

© Gerald Goresky 4.0, Elaine  Hirtl

4.0 und) Gayle. Davis 4.0,\G.P.:Ho-
nour Roll: Lillian. Skiboff 44,”

” Grade 11; ” R.
Winetta' Black 4.4, Ross ‘Little

42, Judy Schellenberg 4.2,

7 Gheveldaye 41 snd Bernice Light-j “"
ary F

ary, Wood 5.0 end ‘Shitley
Cheveldave 4.0,

iw nis.
Carnival oe

‘The Castlegar ‘Kiwanjs Club's
popular . Victoria’ Day” Carnival

will be held Monday at the Kin- B

naird park.

, There will be. a concessidn|
skill

« chance, .. bingo,

golf driving range anda hose. i

shoe ‘pitch. At 1 p.mthe Kin-
naird Little, Theatre will: put on
a. fashion show. Therd will’ also
ibe Little: League baseball games
‘and possibly a boat show. '.°<.

Between 3.20 and 530 the: Ki.
wants © Club's. famous’ cookout
will be. held‘ with suckling pig
on a spit, roast heef, roast: ham,
Spaghetti - ‘and ‘meat’ balls .and
* spaghetti’ and’ ‘chicken, borscht, |’
potato: salad To rons turkey,; ¢ Va
-bage’ rolls, Irish | stew, fe
and cold:drinks nvailate. Py

‘This year, Bromise Kiwantans,|\
-there | will':be ‘lots. of. food for |:
| everyone. 2):

rie King 6.0, Ron Waldie | B

$700, Mr. Sylvest directed works
supervisor Norman McNabb to
‘take the appropriate action to get
approval through the proper chan-

© Grave 1 Gpaiation
Quiet and'Dustless

There is very little noise con:
nected with ‘Kinnaird’, Transfer’s
(operation at 7th and|’
Hemlock, Comm. George Carr told
Castlegar council Tuesday night.
Comm. Carr ‘said “he visited
the operation on Saturday. Better

‘ erry i
Canada for'a’ Soroptimist nation-wide Foun

‘ship ‘Award ‘valued: at. $2,50

*s! father, the late.

Mike: ‘Dalton; was a.one-time president of the local Cham-
ber. Making. the presentation to Terry ig ‘Chamber mem-
. Castlegar News Photo «i

ber Paul Oglow. zr

w5 The’ board approved SHSS

| track: meets were also approved.

‘fenders ‘are to be called ‘on
the new Blueberry and Ootischenia
Schools, it was decided at Mon-

day. night's school board meeting.
These close ‘on May 24.

principal W. Roy Brown attending
the, principals’ conference at UBC
in ‘July; The board also’ approved

request ‘of. the Air Cadets for, use
‘of: the high school lunch room for
their annual” banquet on Muay 23.
Dates of the elementary schools’

The. board, approved the. quovation
of Smith's: Plumbing and Heating
for: inétallation of plumbing ‘in the
biter Rivers’ school staff room. -
Trustees . are '.presently study-

water. Pettitt Photos was: granted
permission to take class pictures in
5 em eay, schools gs in the. past
pre-school

‘Ross Whittaker attending the se-}"
plor: chemistry Workshop... at; UBC|-

duly. é
Board members: approved the

a water purifier for Pass Creek |:

rc examapio: of the

j splendid, ‘cooperation that

has been

groups ; ere e area,. the
Kinnaird Little - Tieatre: has an-

“nounced. that ‘it wil

3 Village. Sireeis s

A-quotation: by Blackline: Pav-

‘The:
- Spruce: St.- between Co!

and bear Juniper “St. between
Con and and

, along: with
‘Players from
i. he recently

the: Kootenay: River
South Slocan, sSponsi

The presentation, to be staged
Elem entary

their forthcom-
y Creek to ore
Gotenay region
t drama festival

the two men enjoy a

‘HOWARD GREEN, Canada’s minister. ‘of ‘external affairs,
spoke in’ Castlegar “last week at a tea.in support: of: Koo;
tenay-West ‘Conservative candidate Peter Dewdney. Here|.”
eup of tea while chatting with Mrs,
R. Rivers. Mr. Green attacked: ‘ oppositionists . :‘who

‘for Canada.” — Castlegar, News Photo

LIBERAI POLICY onde

ete of: war-in:Germany‘ ner the
close: of! World ‘War Teo; re

‘Would any person, who -drove

+a éar’’or’ truck, at;;the ‘rear of
x” Irene’s- Cafe, : in -Castlegar, bet-
“weer 2.30 and 4.30 p.m.on Wed.,

May 36, please, come forward to

the RCMP in Castlegar, to ‘apsist
‘inJany way. possible in, deter-
mining what motor-vehicle. may
have struck and seriously injur-
ed aly id chia, at Abat

fyarious theatre ?

Theatre as Produced by.the Trai Civie ;

incerns ? é
larious;antics ‘of: American pare Ba

‘of
thildren will be conducted ‘in: the

Brothers Active
In Campaign —
But Differently

Two Castlegar ‘brothers are
taking active parts in tho pre-
s sent federal: campaign’in Koot-
cenay-West rit — but on op-
posite sides of the political
fence. ned

“Last week Liberal candidate

“Tenders Called on Blueberry
And Ootischenia Schools.

District the: week of June 49,
Dates and places will be advertised Ne

in a later issue of the Castlegar
jews.

+ J, Smith's report on the main-

tenance ed.

+. Nick: Oglow announced. that bis

financial agent would be
‘gar lawyer Ed McGauley. This
+, week Social Credit candidate Les

Read announced that the man j board.

in charge of the Socred organi-
zation in’ the Castlegar area
would. be Cominco employee
Tom McGauley.

The two

Th p nent att
[Sorner of Spence. St. ant Io aoe

: have a leisurely’ fishing cruise to. ‘
‘| Snag Bay.. Boats “will leave ,the
. socks ae: 10 am. sie Saturday:

in the Cygnet will be cruise mas-
ter. “It, is. hoped “that some ; will
plan to’!make a’ ‘two-day «cruise
should the. weather be. good, pos-
sibly carrying on to Burton: for an
overnight ‘stop.

‘ The club Fill provide a prize
for the largest figh boated on Sat-
urday, although should it be a

the’ thrill ‘of, landing

Point?...

Due to the rough nature. of
“the roadway: at; the scene of. the
accident, police are of the opin;

f |. ion that the’ person: responsible,

river

was discussed: ‘recently ‘at’. Vancouver’ aby. Kootenay-West
Liberal candidate Nick Oglow and federal. Liberal ‘leader
Lester Pearson. Mr. Pearson says that -if. the. Liberals)’.
‘are elected they: will renegotiate: ‘the Columbia ; river.
tt +l the beach,

‘quite. possibly ‘is not aware of
having ‘injured the child...How-

'|:--ever, all persons who; may shave

been driving over. this roadway
) during the times ‘mentiosed,’ are
asked . to. co-operate. in an: at-
tempt to -determine ‘hi
‘child. was injured. >

' -Recident Saturday
“On Robson Road =

the weekend saw.‘a ’49.. Pontiac
ridden in by. three District ‘youths

'/ completely ‘wrecked when the, car

failed to: negotiate \a curve: onthe
Robson road. i
‘Marvin. York,. driver: ofthe

car; -and Gary: Fox:.and Norman

Evans suffered cuts‘ an
when -the ‘car rqlled-abolt 300 ft.
from the’ Robson ‘road ‘to the bank
of’ {he Columbia ‘river: at about
2.40’ a.m.. Saturday‘morning in ‘the
vicinity ‘of. ‘Waodrow’s Zoo."

“York and ‘Evans. ‘were thrown
from’ the vehicle’but Fbx remain:
ed_in it, until it.came: to.rest on

‘An early-morning accident at F

bruises |

it would: be ‘ample. reward.: *

“The commodore asks that all
who are able endeavour to take in
this’ cruise. This would be a good
trip on which to check-out your
equipment, and ‘iron out the wrin-
kles ‘for a happy-boating summer.
+). Om the works side, the dock
committee asks that: any members
who can spare the -time turn up
at the docks at 6. p.m, tonight and,
fand 6 p.m. next Tuesday. A few

~ | willing ‘hands on these evenings

‘would make short work of the odd
jobs that require doing at the
| Soke in'preparation for the high

Kinsmen te: Work
“a the Ball Park.
“The!i Castlegar-1 Kinnaird Ki Kins-

men, Club, :who have been igen
permission by. the -Village of Cas-

ball park..under. a_ well-laid-out
three-year work plan, will do all
work on the park themselves.
However, ‘the club. will ac-
cept any offers by district’ service
clubs and: organizations who wish
to put in flowerbeds and assume
for ‘their fi

ance.

Full. recognition of any.such
work would be. provided in some
wey, in the pitt pala a club spo-
kesinan.

tlegar’ to. beautify the. Castlegar} 9

SOROPTIMIST. DOLL: shown,‘here: will be won by some
lucky ‘person on?June 9 when the Castlegar’ Soroptimist
Club holds.a bake sale in’ West's Store. A complete ward-
robe including sports clothes, evening clothes, lingerie, ©
a mu-mu and beach wear goes with the doll. — = Castlegar.

News ‘Photo

( MAY. 12-1

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