Castlegar Comets
Aro in Top Spot
In Sandlot Play

Castlegar Comets

In top spot in the sand-

Jee aivinion with five wins for
total of 10 points.

owing are scores

ee The fo!
g to the end of last week:

May 20, Satellites 11, Mis-

Babe Ruths Break Losing Streak

The Castlegar Senior
Babe Ruths overcame. their
losing streak when they took
Rossland 15-5 in

Rossland.
ennis Chambers. went
all the way for Castlegar and
struck out nine batters,
walked five and gave up nine

siles 8. May 21, Apollos 14; hits,

Jets 2. May 22, Satellites 13,
Rockets 8. May 23, Missiles 10
Apollos 3. May 24, Comets 12,
Jets 2, May 26, Comets 14,

Rossland’s three pitchers
fanned a total of 10 men and
walked four’ with Bob Zan-

ussi taking ‘the loss.
A total of 20 hits were
recorded by the Castlegar!

legar’s first batter,
Konkin scored the first
run of the game when he was
brought home’ by Phil Kooch-
in’s two-bagger: Hal roses
hit a single to bring Ke
home and end the first in-} ru
ning 2-0 for Castlegar.
Rossland tied the game
in the second inning and Cas-

the game|club.
played Monday evening at ay

Satellites 8. May 27, Apollos
24, Satellites 2. May 28, ‘Com-
lets 6, Apollos 5. May 29, Rain-,
ed out and played June 7,
Missiles 18, Rockets 9. May

31, Rockets 5, Jets 3. June 2,
Comets 4, Missiles 1. June 4,
Apollos 9, Rockets 0. June 6,
iu |Comets 5, Missiles 0. June 7,
Jets 20, Satellites 14.
| League standings:
P

~

Comets

Apollos

Missiles
Rockets

A | Satellites

Jets

PORONOH
NNYNOOSE

51
Playoffs begin next week
with the final game to be
played on Monday followed

30, Missiles 12, Jets 3. May].
Rivers division held Brownie]

80 District Brownies
Hold Brownie Revels

The Brownies of Twin

Revels Saturday in the Kin-
naird Park with 80 Brownies
and 10 leaders present.

e revels were of an
Indian theme and most of the
girls and leaders were dress-
ed as Indians. There were
many beautiful costumes and
it made a very colorful scene.

‘he revels were opened
with all joining in two fairy

rings. Each pack entertained girls

the other packs with Songs;
action songs, games and

gi
dances. One pack entertained | 7,

with an Indian puppet show

by a cookout at Kinsmen
Park for all sandlot players.

which was very appropriate.
The girls also enjoyed taking |},

Here Next

Since the last world war
blood has come to be one of

against

ease.

A blood donor clinic will] ¥;
be held at the Kiwanis Scout
Hall here on Thursday, of
next week, yy the

Blood Donor Clinic

Thursday

patient to withstand surgery
— oO sive a newborn baby a
healthy start in life,” noted
Merv Rush, committee’ chair-|
man for the
He Naasar? ee very
fhoustt of these things gives
rou a warm feeling, doesn’t
it? It should! For you can
save a life with the blood you
can spare.”

tlegar went ahead 5-2 in the
third when Ric! Stooch
noff's souble brought home

Cantlegar scored four
more runs in the fourth in-
ning, one in the fifth, four
in the sixth and one in the
seventh,

Rossland got. one more

run in the third, one in the
fourth and one in the sev-|

ent

Richard Stoochnoff and
Larry. Keraiff each received
two doubles, while

RBIs each while Phil;
and Hal He

batted in one run each,

The Castlegar club lost
both their. games last week
with identical scores of. 6-2.
They lost their first game to
Beaver Valley Tuesday even-
ing and to West Trail Wed-
nesday. *

Rossland ~ will’ be here

Cecil| next Wednesday for the next

Se etrae ee

game in the league. and on
June 20 the Castlegar Senior.
Babe Ruths travel to Trail
where they meet the East
ard Stoochnoff received three! Trail club.

part in several ball
games.

Mrs. H. Johnson announc-
ed the winners of the Girl
Guide cookie posters contest
as Arleen Salekin of the Ist
Robson Brownies, Patsy Ben-
inger of 1st Castlegar Guides
and Anne McDonald of 3rd
Kinnaird Brownies (who
since a gous into Guides).

Johnson said how
blend she was that so many
had taken part ant ene
contest and that it had bee
quite a alftleult judging job.
e  winne! posters have
been sent 10 the coast for
judging at the provincial

level.

A box lunch was enjoyed
by all and tea, coffee and

ool Aid were provided by
the Kinwood-Belle and Cast-
legar-Robson districts as were
the ice cream revels which
all reeived after lunch. Mrs.
J. Roberts and Mrs. Johnson
attended to the kitchen.

With the weatherman’s
co-operation all enjoyed a full
and happy day and sincere
thanks were extended to the
Kinnaird town council for the
use of the park, to the moth-
ers for transportation. and a
special thanks to those lead-|

ers who attended.

PUBLIC NOTICE

RESIDENTS AND TAXPAYERS OF THE
TOWN OF CASTLEGAR

Council has deemed it in the best inter-
ests of the Town to employ a Contractor to
collect the Town garbage. The Contractor
acts as an agent for the Town and it is the
responsibility of the Council to enforce the
provisions of the Garbage law and to instruct
the Contractor in this regard.

The Counell asks the co-operation « of the

when are

made of them by the Contractor to meet the
requirements of the By-Law.

Section 1, Subsection f (v)
Any bullding containing more than one such unit anal be
ofa

Castlegar Kiwanis un the

ling unit in ‘respect of each unit.

Section 2

That it shall be lawful for the Council to enter into a con-
posal of trade waste and garbage and to impose and collect
fees or charges for the disposal thereof.

Section 3

‘That it shall be lawful for the Council ot enter into a con-
tract with any person whatsoever for the collection of and

disposal of garbage and trade waste, upon such terms as may

clinic will operate for three

hours in the afternoon and

for three hours again in the
evening.

A iwanis spokesman

Points out that open-heart

MW surgery would not be possible

without an adequate source

gem of whole blood. Each \heart

Mm | operation requires an everage

” of 15 to 20 units, and the

Ba Red Cross blood bank in Van-

couver supplies the blood for

250 auc sureee in 2 a.

‘our

gift o
help as replace Blood a iost es by
an accident victim — or make
it possible for a sick child to
run and play's — or, enable a

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Section 6 S
All householders shall provide and maintain in good order
and repair for each dwelling unit owned or occupied by him,
approved garbage receptacles, each having a diameter. of not
more than twenty (20) inches and a depth of not more than
twenty-four (24) inches and each provided with a tight fit-
ting cover.

Garbage can liners of plastic material (as approved by the
Public Health Authorities) which can be tied so as to be air-
tight are approved and recommended.

Section 9

Such receptacles shall be placed immediately adjacent to a
public street or Jane as may be required for pick-up and
emptying of:such receptacle. In no case shall such receptacle
be left standing adjoining a public street except on the day
designated for pick-up and.emptying of such receptacle.
Section 12

A system or service will be inaugurated, maintained and op-
erated within the Town for collection and disposal of trade
waste or garbage and _for_the. said collection and disposal,
such fees and charges shall be imposed and payable on the
fifteenth (15) day of every month and as are herein set forth.
Section 13

Every owner or householder. or cccupier within the Town

shall be entitled to have collected“and disposed of by the
service, from each dwelling unit as defined in Section 1,
Subsection £ (v) above, at a rate of one collection per week,
that the eekly shall not ex-
ceed two approved containers : ‘and one (1) tied cardboard box;
or alternatively, three (3) plastic, bags; except that
(a) a dwelling unit classed “as_a commercial premise under
Section (1) f (¥) shall be entitled to two (2)‘collections per
week, not ‘to exceed a maximum for each collection of
two (2) approved containers as defined in Section (6), plus
one (1) tied cardboard carton; or, three (3) plastic bags;
or, (8) eight cubic feet of trade waste.
\b) where by agreement with the corerene agency an ap-
proved type of lar garl
with a cover and suitable to the handling facilities of the
ing agency’ by owner or
occcupier, the asimnuti shall e eight (8) cable feet of
trade waste per collection or sixteen (16) cubic feet per
week.
Section 15
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putrefaction and is of greater bulk than can be placed in a

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trucks or parts thereof, cook stoves, heaters, animal .car-
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immediately and the same shall not be deemd to be garbage
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