Thursday, July 8, 1954

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PARENTS

All flood waters East of Seventh Avenue
in. Castlegar are , in 3 and

UNSAFE for SWIMMING or PLAYING
“In the interests of health, keep your

children away from these areas,

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PLAYING THE GAME

chis peerless skill at bat,
Some idolize and worship the
‘Yankees’.Ed Lopatt.
While others for their hero Joe
Dimaggio claim,
hough that could be ‘cause
Marilyn has.added to his fame.

But as for me, what care I for
baseball leagues afar,
When there’s lots of stellar play-
ers right.here in Castlegar? ,
Why yell for Boston Red Sox or
Cleveland Indians,

_ and.slightly less so windy ones?

The Flyers and the Juniors,
Kiwanis, Waldie’s too,
Kinnaird end Ootischenia, have
heroes tried, and true.”
They. have their home-run slugg-
ers, their veterans of the mound
They have their fleet base runn-
ers, fast as any greyhound.

Cliff Wanless, John Strelioff, are
chuckers tried and true,
And also Phillip Plotnikoff who
wears the Waldies blue.

Bruce Horning, Brian Atcheson
_ and Peter Hoodicofi, ,
Lloyd Geronazzo, Alan Jacobson,
all know how to throw.

There’s also Mike Makortoff and
Harry Cheveldave,

Mervin Leroy, Larry Zaitsoff, oe’: .
whom the fans ll rave.
They All are masters of the art of
hurling . the. softball,

And seldom are they ever vexed
by any umpire’s call.

To give you some. idea of the
brand of ball they play,

Til: describe a contest that was
* ‘staged here last Friday,

It was the seventh inning end
Kinnaird was first at bat,
Kiwanis had a 6-1 lead and were
quite proud of that.

First man up, Bill apa stepped,
in the batters’ plac

‘There was ease.in Zeibin’s bear-
ing and smile upon his face, '
Kiwanis chucker Wanless threw,
it fit Bill Zeibin’s style—
He swung his bat and hit the ball,
blasting it a mile,

Then from his* gladdened team-
mates,'went up a joyous cheer—
It rumbled .in the mountain-
‘ops, it tickled every ear.

For Zeibin’s clout into right field
and out. beyond had spun,

And Zeibin. round .the basks
dashed to score a fine homerun,

But now the skilled Kiwanis wax-
ed somewhat in a stew,

Their ‘leading margin “whittled
was.and stood at six to two,
Their veteran chucker Wanless
fixed’ a gaze both grim and
' ‘stout,

Upon the second batter and
“promptly struck him out,
Then up stepped. Phillip Sookia-
: choff into the batters’ place,

safely on. first base.
A pitch the ‘catcher couldn't stop
sent Phillip on to second,

Bau Four” the umpire reckon-

And now oe'r. the K. see

andom’
everleés

:/] Kinnaird is now most threatening;

.
When players here are also good |"
sightly & A, single by Andy Evans “tears

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He hit the ball'— it ended him |é

While Kingsley Kirby was at bat.]'

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hear their joyous shout,

‘Their hopes are slightly deadened
when the next man. doth strike
out.

But lanky Alan Jacobson is walk-
ed t’will save the day —

Ah no! Another strikeout makes
it three away.

Tis now another inning; Kiwanis
could not gain —

Two men are out and it's Bill
Zeibin come to bat again. iy

He lets drive a single, the fans

are gladdened all,

“the cover off the ball.”

‘And when the dust has lifted to
see what has occurred.

‘There is Evans huggin’ second
and Zeibin safe at third.

Could these two runners make it
home, the score would then be
tied,

But Wanless whiffs the next man;
that retires the side.

“The game is not yet over,” Kin-
naird’s young stalwarts say.
“We are far from beaten with on

inning left to play.”
Kiwanis in their turn gt bat are
held from further score.
Kinnnird is up, and still’ behind—
the margin, six to four.

Kinnaird is highly hopeful yet,
of triumph they'll be singing.
Kirby and Peter Kazakoff, both
try and go down swinging.
It’s up to Alan Jacobson to lead
the winning rally.

He hits the ball, the echo’s heard
clear around the. valley.

But whit! ‘The ball is in the air
and George Santano’s under.
He makes the catch, the game is
oe’r. Hear Kiwanis thunder.
But lo, Kinnaird-is cheering too,
the fans they do the same.
They're cheering for ‘the ” both
teams in a stellar game.

There's joy at the Kiwanis bench,
ird is none the worse for

Kiwanis’ won the triumph but

for it. -

“sKinnaird has made them work

That’s the way of every sport,

the triumph’s not the test,

But every player Bives his very
best,

Streets, Grosswaiks
To Get Aitention Of
Castlegar Works Dept.

The street. through the Shew-
chuk Subdivision in the Western
part of Castlegar, is to get a

A‘ request for this work was -re-
ferred ‘to Public Works Commis-

e Board “of Commissioners
Monday evening.

Commissioner Cherrington: was
also instructed to have all pedes-
trian crossing lanes in the ‘village

determination grow,

So purposeful it. rattles them to

commit -an.overthrow,

Which brings ~ young. Phillip,
racing’ in .to score,

Kiwanis lead td

‘only six to four.

since‘ the: maintenance’ of ‘high-

‘way: crosewalks bas. new, become
village ‘respondibili

A number of meet fon dirt

fill at:-variois points in the vill-

age were ‘weferred to.Com-

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Your Home Planning Centre
NELSON, B.C.-

“Phone 1555

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to stock
youir. coal bin

You would probably save yourself
money, and ii inconyenience too, if you. i
picked up your telephone now and ordered
your winter coal supply.

Bur, : what with other expenses, you may
find that there’s not “ enough i inthe |
family treasury to stand a sudden coal order
at present — even with tle cheaper
summer. prices.

: I jon ios ts of al bo uch SERS
why not see the manager of your. local

B of M branch? Provided you have an assured
income, and can repay a loan in ten
‘monthly instalments or less, the Bank of
‘Montreal will gladly lend you ‘money

for your winter fuel.

And with your ‘coal money’ from
“My Bank”, you'll-pay your coal-bill with —
one Jump sum... you'll catch the :
seasonally lower prices’. you'll have your
coal delivered dry and you'll avoid the
last: minute rush on the coal dealer.

So, to be nice and WY BA ‘a
saug next winter, see the AN

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Bof M today!

Bank o¥ Mowrneat

cnaens Fuse Bank

“Castlegar Branch. JAMES K. UOT cage"

missioner Cherrington.

- Thursday, July 8, 1954

~The News’

‘EN WORDS FOR ‘SOc. THREE
OF TWO —

Classified

INSERTIONS FOR la PRICE
PHONE 3031 ° 4

For Sale. ‘ be

For Rent

LEGAL Se

I, Sidney Harold: Merrifield of
Deer'Park, B.C., hereby apply. to
the C ‘of Water Rights

NEW, 3-ROOM HOUSE, BATH-
room, basement, amall down
payment acceptable, Apply R.
. French, Dumont Subdivision;
Kinnaird,

SUITES, ROOM AND. BOARD,
McCreight’s ‘Rooming House.
First Avenue, back of Kootenay
Builders, Phne 2493, T FN 26

for a licence to divert. and use
water out of Deer Creek which
flows ‘southerly and: dischfarges
into Lower Arrow Lake and give
notice’ of my appilcation to all

4 ROOMED HOUSE came
Phone Castlegar 3102, C3-25

BUILDNG LOT: ON FOURTH
-Ave. in Castlegar. 50’ x 100’
Choice location. Apply Koot-
enay Builders. P 226

15 HORSE EVINRUDE OUT-
Board. Motor. Practically new.
Phone 3223. H. T. Waters, Kin-
naird. P3

FOR RENT — 3 room modern
house’ in. Castlegar, Apply V.
Jenks, Phone 4206, 3-25

3 ROOM: HEATED APARTMENT
Electric range, other facilities,’
available Sept. 67 Phone 3506,
4 to 6 p.m. P3-26

HEATED ‘TWO .ROOM SUITE
with bath. Apply 148 Second
ve, tin 27

LEVEL AND CLEARED, ONE
and a half lots in good resi-
dential district. $700. Apply P.

d, 473 4th. A

APARTMENT SUITES - WITH
Bathroom and electric range,
tand other facilities: Apply A.

faa. 1 ©8-25

ko, Phone 3061.
3 37

TREADLE SINGER SEWING
Machine, goed condition. Phone
2931.

Announcement

HOUSE, 139-4th AVE. AVAIL-
ABLE August Ist. $40 Month
Write Box 261 Armstrong, B.C.

Re : » tin 27

2 parr HOUSE WITH Show-
rin Ci

ZUCKERBERG'S Beauty Par-

mir, 76 Maple Street: Castlegar.

Apply Garry
Tones, 908, 6th. St. Nelson. a
C3 27

Phone
3-26

-Make.a date for the Robson
Sth Annual Strawberry Bestival,

APARTMENT IN RESIDENTIAL
Section, Phone, 3704, ae iH.
Gergely. © 27

Work Wanted

2 OR 3 BEDROOM FULLY Mod-
ern House in Robson, Castlegar
or Kinnaird. Apply -P. O. Bor
383 Castlegar. . . Pl

Help Wanted

8. -years. experience... Desires
Full or Part Time position,
Write Box 410. i \P3

TRAIL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Day: School. begins .Sept.. 7.
Night School begins Sept. 27.
Gregg and Pitman Shorthand.
Office reopens August 23.

STENOGRAPHER, . MARRIED, |."

The point of diversion will. be
focated at 10 ft, above intake
H W. R. Map 5127, 'A2.

Bone quantity of water to’ be
diverted is one acre foot per an-
num,

The Darpoae for which ‘the
water will be used is ‘domestic
and irrigation: |

The’ land on’ which the’ water

Plan R.P. 910, Kty. Dist,

A copy of this application: was
posted at the proposed ‘point of
diversion and on the land where
the water is to be ‘used’ on ‘the
Ist. day of May 1954 and two
copies‘ were filed in the office
of the Water Recorder at Nelson,

to this i

may be filed with the said Water
Recorder or with the Comptrol-
ler ‘of Water Rights at: Victoria,
B.C. within ‘thirty days ‘of the
date of: the ‘first’ publication * ‘of
this. notice.

(Signed) S. H. Merrifield.

Applicant,

The date of first publieetion is

-|June 30, 1954,

> NAVIGABLE. WATERS
PROTECTION ACT
R.S.C. 1952, Chapter 193 +
THE WEST. KOOTENAY POWER

28) AND LIGHT COMPANY, LIMI-

TED, of ‘Trail,: British Columbia,
hereby ‘gives’ notice that it has
under Section 7 vf. the said. Act
deposited: with the Minister. of
Public. Works at Ottawa, and in
the office of the District: Regist-

v

“SMART BOY

LEARN
J * Bakery business. Apply Dutch

Maid Bakery. -25

TEAHAN: FUEL

OFFICE — 80 Crescent St.

c9-26
Card of Thanks

rar of the K Land Regist-

ration District at Nelson, British |:

‘ofthe

I Wish to cordially thank all
the many ‘kind friends who have
sent meso many. lovely, ¢:
letters, flowers and. gifts. ‘Believe
me I am: a eater — i

. B. Donnan,
tenor Lake
General Hospital,
Nelson. - Ci 27

Mm Local B. Of M. Teller -

mm Come Transferred

To Williams Lake

Neil Smith, teller at the Cas!
legar branch of the Bank of
Montreal for the -past year and
‘a half, is being transferred to the
‘Bank's Williams Lake branch.

Replacing Mr. Smith here is
A. J. Garvey who is coming here
from .the Powell. River branch.
Mr. Garvey, who: is one of the
number of the Bank's United
Kingdom recruits, has been _em-
ployed with the Bank since June,
1953.

. Mr, and Mrs. Smith will be
leaving shortly - for thelr new.

home.. During their stay ‘in Cast-
legar, Mr. Smith has. been active
in the local badminton club and
Mrs. Smith: was employed in the

.. | office: of Cyril--Bell. Agencies. .

CLARK'S. .
Funeral Chapel
“Flower Shop
Owned & Operated By
ede and Mell Monkhouse
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APPLICATION FOR ‘A WATER | '
LICENCE 3 oe
Water Act,: (Section' 6). -'+|""

will be used is Lot 400, Block 1, | .

Miriam Newman, in the role
of yoting newspaper woman nam-
ed.Cora, got herself into a. speck
of trouble when she stowed away
on’a’space ship land ended up in

artic ice.

Attempting to rescue her here
are her. space-ship colleagues
Majors Will Brant. and) Archy
Porter (played. by. Arthur. Hart-
ling and Clive Scheafer). But the
three of them will get a surprise
when they see “The Black Mask”
(Clyde Douglas). waving a busi-
nesslike revolver in their ears.
‘It’s all part of the fun on the
‘current radio. series “City under

\ | wary ‘and February.

ithe grip of some “mole men” in|-
a strange city beneath the. ant-|-

° ne ba
Tips on Touring
ii By Carol Lane
- Women's Travel Authorily ;

Only: about one

owner in ten
realizes that the

of July and Aug-
ust.can di

blazing hot sun|’

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cause a blow-out.
In‘hot weather, keep a const-
ant’ check on the cooling
syatem. temperature ... and
‘make certain’ that — the
water is checked" every
time you fill the gasoline
(3) Take the advice of your ser-
vice station opérator on
what grade of oil to use. He
thas'a chart for your car. ~
(4) bid important: tc ter have your

his car as much
as the sub-zero. freezes of Jan-

The next time that you burn
yourself on the sun-exposed parts
of “your car, remember these
points: e

(1). Check tires carefully - for
worn and weak spots and be
careful not to over-inflate
since heat causes air to ex-

every 1,000 ites A good
safety precaution.
Always park in the shade,
if you have a choice; and
summertime ig mo ‘exctige
to,leave the car e:
overnight if you have a gar-
tage.”
As in winter driving, the best
guarantee for pleasurable sum~-
mer driving is a combination of
sense and h

(5)

twell kept car.

pand. That expansion migh'

ENJOY M

OVIES IN

the Ice”. which is being
every. Wednesday. at CBC’s Hali-
fax studios and relayed by. the
Trans-Canada network to adven-
ture-loving kids right out to the
Wést coast, The. program’ comes
on” at _4:45.. p.m,

Cubs Have No Trouble
Blasting All Stars 7-1

over the Columbia River from the
west side of the river in Lot Six
(6) and Seven (7), Village of
Castlegate. zien Two thousand six

and District, Fast-
bal vues could muster, proved
not quite good enough when. the
District “All. Stars ‘took a 7-1
pounding at the hands of She

ixty (2661), tol¢
the east ae of the river in Dis-
trict-Lot:Ten-:(10),-Kootenay Dis-
trict. :
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the aD Siraticn sof: ‘one month
from the date of the first publi-
cation of this notice, the West
Kootenay Power and Light Com-
pany...Limited will, under Sec-
tion 7 of the. said Act, apply to.
the Minister of Public Works at
his office in the City. of Ottawa,
for approval of the said site and
plans.

DATED this-14th day of June,
1954, at Trail, British Columbia. _

WEST KOOTENAY POWER

AND LIGHT COMPANY,

Ss LIMITED
Per: “P. Clayton Stewart”
Assistant Solicitor. _

June Bldg. Permits
Up From May Total;
Still Down From ‘53. -

Value of new building ernaite
issued in the village of Castlegar.
was donsiderably hidter “£han
for the previous month: but .con-
tinued to be well below the fig-
ures for the same period: last.
year.

There were eight new permits

Cubs late after-
noon “in an. exhibition fue en-
joyed” by -a -good--erowd.-- .---

All Stars were able to land only
three"men- on “bases land their
lone ‘run was a round tripper by
Fréd Stouchow, leadoff batter, in
the ninth. *

Cubs meanwhile took’ advan-
tage of a walk and an error to
scoré two runs in the first, add-
ing one more in each of the third,
sixth, and seventh frames and de-
cisively clinching matters with
two in the ninth.

erful. game for Cubs, allowing
only two ‘hits, one in the seventh
to John Strelioff, and Stuchnow’s
homerun in the -ninth.-Bill Pere-
verzoff, also landed on base in the
fifth. through an. error: when the

ing Cub shortstop Bill. Kereif£.
ter and struck out four aided by

jhis team-mates.

‘For All Stars, Cliff Wanless was
the starter:on the mound, with
Phil Plotnikoff taking over at
the top of the seventh and Lloyd
Geronazzo comirg on with two
out. in. the ninth.”
: Wanless was touched for three
hits with three. walks “and one

issued last month
the monthly report of Building
Inspector David’ Seaton, with a
total value of $16,075. This _is
$12,006 higher than the ‘total ‘for
May this year, but some $7,000
lower than the, figure for June
last year.

The eight new permits are:

L Konceivicz, residence, $5,000;

F ‘$5,000;

-MADDOCKS

KA TO EE WIDTH
"Priced From .......... $2.95 to $5.95 _

SHOE STORE

P.: Gretchen, .. residence,’ $2,000;
K.: Sharples,. alterations, ' $2,000;
McGauley Ready Mix Concrete,
alterations, “$1500; N.. Oswald,
alterations, $300; A. Obedkoff, re-
roofing, $175; W. Ozeroff,” shen
100,

. Mr. Seaton’s report also advised
that 11, building. projects. were
completed ‘during the month. Two
of ‘these were. residendes begun
in 1952; two were residences be-
gun in 1953 and’ the remaining
seven were alteration and repair
projects for which; permits had
peen issued this year.

The Elk ‘Drive In.'Theatre pro-
ject was also Seis surine
June.

On; | ed-a- two 'bagger.

hits: with “one walk..and Geron-
azzo issued two walks.
‘The Cubs seven hit barrage was

ed- out a triple and two singles
in four times at bat.. Ralph Eng-
lund,’ Billy, Kianigan and Ken
Grunerud each connected for-:a
single and.Rennie Mitchell blest

Three'in Local Gourt .
Gn Speeding Charge

Three; chargés* of.
came: before Stipendiary Magis-
trate W. H. Taylor at Magistrate's
Court, Castlegar, recently. In the
first, the accused pleaded guilty;
the second’ was dismissed and the
third was remanded.

T. A.) Campbell of Kinnaira
pleaded guilty to’a charge of ex-
ceeding ‘the speed limit through
the school zone at Castlegar and

paid'a fine-of $10, and $5 costs.’;

‘Otto: walker of Castlegar ‘was

}| limit. in: ene

Taylor, di:
coun:

‘to’, wily, 10 on another charge

et best of softball talent whieh :

hit ball took a:“crazy hop” elud-|.
Grunerud walked not one bat- |:

flawless fielding on the part of}

gave up four |:

Tead by.Gerry, Wanless who bang- |.

speeding ‘

case, .M, ‘E, Moran, was defence
cil: .
Earl Pete Saliken was remand- |:

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