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CASTLE NEWS,

Thureday, August 26, 1954

A-215-pound, 7 foot sturgeon re-
cently caught in Ontario's Lake of

Castlegar Socials

(c from page 4) .

the Woods was i d to be

SCHOOL
SUPPLIES

Soribblers, Refills, Binders,
Paints, Penclls;-Pens Erasers
Note Books, Waterman und
Script Inks, Rulers & Paint
Brushes,

All Your School
Supplies, At The

Lowest Of Prices
SEE our WINDOW

Rexall 4

on AoE Night Phone ‘az3)
aatfonay — Wednesday

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Make your young folks*
return to school real fun.
‘They can travel in roomy,
air-conditioned: coaches with
big picture windows ...
ride relaxed in Sleepy Hollow

. chairs. Fares are surprisingly
low and schedules
convenient for school _
openings.

M. B. DALTON
Phone 4951

; {LOST
$2.50 REWARD FOR FINDING |"

at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L. V. Cdmpbell are Mr, and
Mrs. R, G. Campbell of Van-
couver,

WEEKEND VISITOR — Week-
end visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. I, R, Forgie-Thomson
were their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. L. Lea-
my of Calgary, Ailberta,

ON HOLIDAY — Mr, L. E. Lang-
pap of Castlegar Is Visiting re-
Jatives in Calgary and Edmon-
ton and his parents at Vegre-
ville, Alberta,

RELIEVING HERE — Mr. L.
Sawick of Vancouver is relief
CPA ticket'agent'at Ralph West
Airfield while Mr. “Langpap is
on; holidays..

FROM KELOWNA — - Miss Mar-

gery Burnstall of: Kelowna is
visiting at the home of her aunt
and uncle, Mr, bhd. Mrs, B, Hi.
* ‘Cherrington. y

-RELIEVING BARBER =—— John
Sewchenko of Vancouver is re-
Heving at the ‘Castlegar Barber
stop while Mr. Ed Lewis is

d women, "FROM COURSE — Sea

Cadet Cliffe Churches returned
- home Tuesday from Nova Sco-

at the home of Mr. and Mrs, G.

Miller.

SUNDAY VISITORS — Mr, and
Mrs, T, Hall of Nelson were
Sunday | visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. Miller.

HOME FROM TRIP — Mr. and
Mrs, J, H. Smith have ret

Castlegar, B.C. .

Robson Gilidas Hold
Farewell Party For
Miss Muriel § Scott

home after a trip through Banff
Calgary, Lake Louise, and Wat-
erton Lake.

NOME TO CALGARY — Mr. and
Mrs, Malcom Flynn and child-
ren have returned to their home
in Calgary after a visit with
Mrs. Flynn's parents, Mr, and
Mrs, W. 'T. Waldie.

HOME FROM VANC. — Mr, and
Mrs, W. T. Waldie and™ three

of the First
Robson Guide Company gathered
at the home of Mrs, J. S. Scott
Tuesday evening for a surprise,
farewell party for one of their
patrol leaders, Miss Muriel Scott,
who is leaving Monday for train-
ing at the Royal Jubilee Hospital,
Victoria.

Ann Sutherland acted as master
of ceremonies, condiicting games
and various othér activities. Later
‘was, served

trom “a ‘visit in Vancouver,

FROM WASH. — Mr, and Mrs,
Gilbert Oborne and family of
Colbert Wash., were recent visi-
tors at the home of Mr: Oborne’s
- mother, Mrs. J. Oborne.

HOME FROM VANC.:— Mrs. D.
Gavrilik and jon * David

atid the’ ‘guests ‘of honor was pre-

sented’ with ‘a ‘pair of ‘@ngraved

bandage scissors from ‘the Com-

pany. | The Come "s best wish-

ea ‘to their ‘departing leader, were
4 by Ans Sutheilar

Then ‘came another surprise.

have returned from Ja two

month holiday in Vancotver.
FROM ALBERTA — Mr. and Mrs,
;Lloyd Oborne and ‘thrée sons of

Eckville, Alta., formerly of Ro-

bson, have returned home after

a three weeks holiday at the

home of Mr. Oborne's cote
_Mrs. J. Oborne,

tia where he pas-
sed a Quartermaster’s Course
despite two weeks illness.

RELIEVING HERE — R. Grove
of Trail is relieving vendor at
the Government Liquor Store
while Ww. Shay and family are

laying in New W

# ere) ou
HIOME FROM HOSPITAL — Mr.
_E, J. Lipsett returned home
Friday from St. Paul’s Hospital
Vancouver, where he was a

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First Showing Approx. 8p.m.
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Maureen O'Hara

patient. Mrs, Lipsett” 1:
spent a week at Vancouver
visiting her husband.

Friday — Saturday
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HOME TO CALGARY — Mrs.
‘ Hilda Campbell has returnted
to her home in Calgary after
visiting for the past two weeks

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Present were Mrs. E. H.-McPhee,
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‘Published Every hureday at-“The Crossroads of the Kootenays”

VOL. 7, NO..35°

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA,

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1954

-8 Cents Per’ Capy

Screening Crushing
‘Equipment Added At”
Ready - Mix Plant Here,

‘ aay $6,000 Project of new ae

hes been
ed at the McGauley Ready-Mise
Concrete Co, plant just south of
Castlegar, - «

More Schools For More Students

The extra machinery, consisting .

and screening |
the C

plant to offer a superior grade of 'f

concrete, proportioned by weight
to the particular job requiring it.!

The new machinery also enables
the.tirm herd to supply segregat-

ed rock, pea gravel, sand or crush- |@
.

ed rock when required,

‘The raw. product, a mixture of
sand, and rocks of various -sizes,
is fed into a hopper and conveyed
by belt conveyor to the top of the
tower where it enters first, a re-
volving, screening machine. Herc
the sand falls through first into
its appropriate bin, then the pea

gravel and the larger pebbles|&

while the larger rocks continue
through to the rock crusher to be

crushed before: sfalling into their |™

bin.

‘When an ‘order’ for’ concrete
comes in, the right proportions
from each bin areidrawn in the
mixer and combined with the

the typeof concrete wanted.
McGauley Ready Mix Concrete

designed to meet the needs of a ri
School District No,:Nine,

Pictured here. are four construction projects |

Areata 1s

Y"The build
ecord enrolment} room » Kinnaird

“ Upper left is ‘the

to the: Industrial

on the

Arts-room at the Stanley Humphries High School,
being constructed by, Oglow Brothers of Castlegar b

at:a cost of $15; 200.

Lower left.is seen: the new one room expand-

able unit being: built at’ Robson

have their headquarters. in Trail
where they operate a larger plant,
similar to the one here...

present Robson school. This building, exteridable
to six rooms. when necessary, is being built by

Lower. right

the Ci No. One

408

Ls eames

ig seen. at upper right ‘is the twe

No. Two elementary school i

process of construction by Guy Guido of Kinnair

Dumont Subdivision, this unit is

being: constructed at-a cost. of $29,900,
is a new classroom at.the rear of

y. school, being

‘constructed ‘ by,
just east of the

for $9,850,

School Board’ employees.

Also. being constructed but not pictured above, ©
is a fourth Glassroom addition to’ the ‘No. Two
Blementary school by Castlegar eee Supply.

Kootenay Builders on‘a ‘$24, 0001 contracts,

New Classrooms Nearing Completion:

Anticipate Record Enrolment

A record ‘enrolment of about “1500 students ‘will begin another
school term in schools of the Castlegar School District next Tuesday
if. thy

< | arranged: later, and: ail Castlegar

Creek and Tarrys has been com-

"pleted.

have

elementry. school students will re-
gister. ah the No, ‘One: Schoo} on
the highway. =

4d t light £

arne Castlegar ‘Board of “school
have d a propos-

d with

pene at Castlegar, Robson, Bril- |

Yiant, Tarrys and Ootischenia’ ele-
mentary schools.

The new school at Kintiaird on
the Dumont’ Subdivision; will ac-
éomodate ‘grades’ ‘one “to” three
students from the section of town
east of the railway. A new ex-
pandable:type unit at Robson will

also accomodate part of the Grad- | c

es one to four Classes. taught at

In the event that the new units

now-under construction. at ae

naird and Robson will not.
gome classes may

ed.” Y
However, all grades one tof ur

at Robson and. grades one to: six E

students at’ Kinnaird, are asked

i to register Tuesday morning ‘at

the : present ' schools ; where . they

will be advised “eurther,

School’ buses will’ operate for).

- the first. while’tt least, on ~ thé;

same schedule that were in effec?

at the end of the ‘last school year.

bol: Castlegar, ° ‘a:new: one’ room

till’ the units are |;

school ‘students ‘frm Renata and.
Deer Park: to’. Castlegar. -‘This|
would obviate “the: necessity. for’
high school students from these
areas to secure lodgings in Cast-|
legar.
Plans are ‘also being meade for
oe a.new ty
pe, el
school vat rik emoard secretary
C. H.. King “will be organizing
sketch’ plans’ for. this project at |

would
Portation of students in that area,

Drivers Must. ‘Stop
To Let. Ambulance By -

generally not taxing any notice of

annex is
the Tear 0 rear of the the No. One elemen-

Cubs Receive ve $334
In Donations For.
PiayoffExpenses

Castlegar Cubs,-1964 Trail and’

“ 'tchment RCMP,
-| menting ‘on ,two “weekend _ inc

the’ ing: red. lighti.and siren
of an ambulance,” said, Constable,
Frank: Denis of Castlegar De-'
Tuesday, cont
dents — involving. .the Castlegar
Ambulance. |

“When any. motorist sees the’

‘District Fastball Champions, are

now on their way to compete with
three other teams inthe ‘B.C.

* Softball Championship Playoffs at

Victoria, Saturday and Sunday. =
The team has received a total

of $334 in donations from com-

munity groups and individuals to

flashing red light of an ambulance’,
approaching or hears its siren, he:
or she is required by law to pull

once and stop till the ambulance
hes passed," the constable warn-
d-“Fiailure‘to do so is a serious
onance! ” one
The Castl Ambulance, pro-

help them’ defray their
rwhile at the coast, .:»
The donations so far ar

Morjct,-Kinnaird, $20;  Intervillage
“Fastball League, $25; Herb Pitts,

$15;. Basil: TES $10; ALi T.

3 again =
Gln fs to be taught there will -be a

|; And in Section c—

Polite’ Officers Wams ' :

over’ to the side‘ of the’ road at}™

Fail Fair Pians -
Progressing Well

Plans for the ‘Eighth Annual

Castlegar :and ‘District Fall Fair,
to be held at the Coronation Hall,

|Sept. 17 and 18, “were: “furthered

at a meeting of the Fall Fair Com-
mittee’ Tuesday evening -in the
Legion Hall. All

'|Six Teams Entered
|In Ball Tourney At

Kinnaird Labor Day

Six teams are entered in, the
bangup, ‘three-day celebration at

the. Kinnaird Park Anis Labor Day
weekend,

for
{the ‘annual highlight of. the -F.
Sponsored: b; i

ended to. those who hdlped
with the distribution.’ They were
Morice. Mooney," ‘Kinnaird. and

bson. Brownie Association, Rob-

‘Ii'case anyoné has not received
the ‘Fair booklet, it may be pro-
‘cured at most district stores. E:
tra entry firms. are available at
Martin’s Clots in Castlegar; or

McDonald, Cast-

BOOKLET. CORRECTON®
The Fall Fair Board reports two
terrors in the booklets, howeve:
In Section F—Home Cooking
under the Standard Brands Com-
petition for: best light cake baked
‘with’ Magic Baking ‘Powder, the

‘second prize of. a $4.00 grocery

shamper was ommitted.

rose. team moeets the. Caaflegar

unio a
Irapedit
following this game, Castlegar All
“(eoached | by: Cyril Bell:

| ‘Torris
Shift..Team Team. will play je
third of..the ‘preliminary’ games
in ..the tournament.

‘After this game, the three win-
ners thus far will- draw for a bye
for one of: the teams, The other
two. will: then, play the semifinal

contest,

nina game of the ‘tournament
‘will bi begin-

f the Mont-
di

To Compete i in Provincial Tourney’

To Give Cubs

The Castlegar Cubs, sparked
coach, Rennie Mitchell, copped thi

best-of-seven final. with the Trail
The, thrill-packed series came
to a breath- -taking Monday
night at Butler Park in Trail ‘with
two home runs by Rennie Mit-
cheill brought Cubs from behind to
a: 2-1. victory over Pontiacs, and
their second "straight peague
Championship.
ing at ©:

a ‘single anda three bag.clout: by
Mitchell brought in three runs for,
Cubs to give them 3-0 victory
and @ 2-1 edge in the series, A 7-
4 trouncing of Pontiacs. at. Trail
Friday put’ Cubs ahead 3-1 and
it seemed the Castlegar team was
cheduled to walk away with’ the
League title.

But Pontiacs roared back at
Castlegar Sunday afternoon with

for a-3-1 triumph over the Cubs..
TRAIL GETS LEAD - ~

Then came Moriday’s | contest
‘which proved to be the curtain-
dropper for Pontiacs. The

crew grabbed EG 1-0° lead in ‘the
opening canto on a walk to Reho
Zanier, a sacrifice by Fungo Mon-
din and roaring smash down: ‘the
third base line. for. a ‘single’ by
Danny Geronazzo, a
Although Rentile “ aiteheli’s|
pitching; prowess. combined : with

the Pontiacs battery. thereafter, te
almost seemed the Pinttfacs swould
tie the series and then sweep: the
final game.

a four hit, second inning uprising |*

Mitchell ‘Blasts Two Homers

Fastball Title

by. the brilliant batwork of their
e Trail and District Senior Men's

Fastball Championship for the second. straight year during the
weekend, winning four games to two of the thrilling and spectacular

Motors Pontiacs,

Next batter, ‘Mike Horcoff, con-
nevted for a beautiful two-bagger
but died on third as the next three
batters were retired in quick -suc-
cession, In their half of the’seven-
th,. first, Pontiac batter. : Fungo
Mondin: gained.-his team’s second
and, final hit of the game but a

ning. at 3 p.m., between the win-
ner, of the second Sunday game
andthe team that had th bye in

Other events of the weekend,
slated to be among the biggest
nd. best ever in this part. if the
country,’-will be-a:Jitney Dance
at the’ park: Saturday evening, a
$100. a

bunt, a-:fly-to centre
fielder Rocky::Plotnikoff: and a
put out from third baseman John-
ny Ross:to:Ted Gergely: at first,
retired the Pontiacs.

Cubs put a'man on * base again
in ‘the eighth when’ Ted Gergely | oq
singled to right field and-made
second on' Bobby Kromm’s error.
Wanless # flied out to -right

cert by the Trail Maple Leaf Band

"First prize -in Class - 18, “Roses
should be. 1.50: sane not $125. as

-af kiddies rides

Cups which are ‘annual- | -

ly to top exhibitors at the Fair
en be. on display in Leo Bosse’s
jewellery ‘store soon and ail dona-

‘articles «will -be on display in
-|Martin’s Clothing one ‘ week. be-
fore: the Fair.

60 Teachers In
Disirict-Nox Nine

r For Coming: Term

1 The number of!teachers employ-
ed in the Castegar District .will
ibe seven higher than! last vyear to
accomodate another record en-
‘0!

ment, which the School, Board
will come to

office estimates, —
nearly 1500. !

There were 53 teachers in School
District Number Nine last term,
This year there will be 60, There
will be four more teaches at the

ds Trail, T
evening, ‘left’ the ‘ road! for -an
oncoming’ ‘vehicle, Court action is
being ;, contemplated’ against the

involved.

be: feet

Stanley ies Junior Seni-|
or High School i in Castlegar where

‘Anne Logelin, Girls Counsello:
F,-F. Thorne, Senior French; Miss
M.. Bailey, Home ‘Economics; ds

Smith, English and Socii
vey; general sublet JOA. Char-
J, Buhr, Science and

librarian; B.A, Eames, music.
New. appointments are: Miss M.
Barraud, West Summerland, ‘Juni-
or French; Nick Turick, Kam-
loops, general subjects; Miss Dor-
;othy ‘Wallace, Nelson, Girls
L.:Cantell, Industrial. Arts; Miss
P.- Sibley, Williams Lake, Junior,
Math, and English; John F. Lew-,
is, Nelson, general. subjec T.
Wilkinson, Slocan’.City, Sr,
glish;: Mrs. G. Leitner, Kinnaird,
general subjects and Mrs. F. Thor-
jhe, general subjects, ° -
Kinnaird) Schools °— (Grades 1
to 6) H. Bates, Principal; Miss B.
, Miss Kay Fox, Mrs. W.

legar, Kinnird ‘and: Robson ele-

2

lance “was ‘again’
wards Trail‘and was involved in
collision with a vehicle driven by

al of ‘approximately $200 damage

Court action miay also be pen-

School J. A, ‘Thomas,
ipal;-Roy Brown, vice prin

_ police offi-

cipal; C. F, Sanderson, Boys P. E.

9, Bands

the
from 22 to 26 and.an ‘extra teach: McCabe; Mrs, Kay andre
7] er has ‘been appointed for Cas!

A. C. Bloomer, Miss Bett:
Smith.

New appointments — Mrs, J.-H.
Corbett, Castlegar; Mrs. Vivian
Sammons, Trail.

IAMPION CREEK (Grades , 1
‘Mrs,.B,"M. Bestwick,
'\Gastlegar,: {Grades 1 to 6) —
5. H. Corbett, principal; Miss E,
(Continued on page 5):

gand concert and Variety -Con-|%!

and races, a varied midway and 91

";won the $100

retire Cubs once
again,

wias' the top of the ninth
sjand : Cubs’ at’ bat.
FIRST ‘BATTER, FIRST PITCH

nothing:
the flawless fielding display of ai
the Cubs, which included a sensa—_
tional, leaping’ catch by Mike
Horcoff in left field.
: Nor did it detract from the fine
fastball artistry the Pontiacs stag--
ed although they. showed some
weak fielding moments. Bruns. de
Rosa, pitching his second straight
game, was touched for-8 hits by
the Cub battery. He struck out -
one batter and walked one. +

Mitchell - gave up two hits,
struck out five batters and walk-

ed two.

Errors were two by Pontiacs,
none -by Cubs.

‘Mitchell and Mike Horcotf each
gained-two hits for Cubs, the
latter’s* being a_.double and 2
single. Fred Stouchnow, Ted Ger-
gely, Gerry ‘Wanless and Bill Ker-
eiff each connected for a single,
while. Billy: Kanigan aso connect-
ed for a hard drive to centre field

Again Rennie Mitchell was the|
first batter and again he swung
at the first Pitch, connecting solid-

but was not quite hard enough to“
get’ past the centrefielder for a
caught ‘fly, 2

. One of Ten Acres Canada

Miss Lipsett, one of B.C.’s |
six Senior, Matric sneene also

a Beverly Lipset Wins $1500
Queen's University Award

Miss Beverly Joan ‘Lipseaa of Castlegar is one of ten students
across Canada who have each been awarded a $1500 scholarship to
Queen's University, Kingston, Ontrio.

Miss Lipsett has received all her -

PTA Scholarship Sor ‘highest |
marks in the Senior Matric class
at the high school here, a. $200!
Royal. Institute Scholarship to
U.B.C. and a $200.Pacific Brew-
eries Scholafship to U.B.C.

In view of-her higher award,
Miss Lipsett is foregoing the Roy-
¥ | a) Institute and Pacific Breweries
scholarships and is to begin a Pure
Science Course at Queen’ 'S Univer
sity this: month. .

‘ion to date, except for grad-
es one and three, in the Castlegar
district, At the Stanley Humph-.
ties High School/she won the $75
1.0,D.E. scholarship last year as |
student .with the highest marks
in the Grade Twelve class and
Was. graduating class valedictori-
an.-A member of the Students
Council and High School Journal-
ism Club, she was an active par-
ticipant ‘in’ all’ phases of school

The ‘Queen's, t ‘ity award |
will give Miss Lipsett $800 for the’
first year and $350 for each of the

pecond and thitd, seeree

inning the Knights: of
Pythias : “Cup. in the Castlegar
Finals of the 1953 K.P. Public
Speaking stots