CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 13, 1961

Renata

Socials

. Mrs, M. Rohn
Johnny White of Pitts Mendows
Is holidaying at ine home. of his

aunt, Miss E, Whi
Sohn Olsen and

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daughters Wilma and. Wendy of

Nakusp ‘were visitors at the ohme

of Mrs, Olsen's mother, Mrs, M.
Funk,

Mr, and Mrs, John Zimmerman
and family of Nakusp were, visiting
relatives over the weekend.

Mr. ond Mrs, M, Wolfe of Kin+
naird were recent visitors at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, F. Wéndish’

Mr, ind Mrs," Pete Dyck. of
Coaldale, Alta,, were recent visitors

at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Isaac
Penner,

Mr, and Mrs, Walter Neufeld of
Seven Person, Alta,, are vilsting Mr,
Neufeld's mother, Mrs. M. Neufeld.

Miss June Lang and Miss Lor- |i

raine Fledager accompanied by
Fern Hunchak have left to attend
the Kootenay Pentecostal Camp. ‘

‘Mr. and Mrs, A. Vyse and dau.

ghter, Oraxle of Trail were week- (i
end visitors at the home of Mr.

and Mrs, M, Rohn,

Mra, John Popotf and children |

Johnny, Donna and Phyllis of Cas-
tlegar are vacationing here during
the cherry season,

. Mr, Fred Delorme and son Rus-
eel of Nelson are holidaying here
at thelr summer home,

. and Mrs, P. Warkentin ac:
companied by Fred Koch were Sun_
day visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mra. T. Cooper in Trail.

Mr, and Mrs. Williams and son
Dan of Haney were recent visitors
at the home of their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, George
Friesen, , 2h

‘| the ‘contest sponsored in

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Essay Awards
Safety essay contest winners In
local
schools by Celgar, are seen. being
congratulated and recetvying their
prizes from pulp ‘mill manager Eu-
gene DeLuca. In the top” picture
Christie Demas, 10, is presented
with ‘a transistor radio. Christie, a
grade 5 student at Kinneird Ele~
mentary ‘school, won second prize.
In the lower. picturé Joanne Lan-
zarotta, 11, receives a flash camera
for placing third in the contest. Jo-
anne js a student at the Castlegar
Elementary school: First prize win-
ner, Lavern Rilkoff of. Brilliant,
‘won portable record. player but 1s

4} on holidays with her parents and so

eee ee i

has not yet received her prize. Las
vern js a grade 6 studens at the
pane school, — ‘Galva, Photos.

Gels ‘Best Jaycee’ |
Award Presentation

A Grand Forks man well known
in the Castlegar District has won
the Grand Forks Jaycee’s ‘coveted
“Best Jaycee” award.

. Malcolm “Scotty” Scott of
Boundary Electric won the award
for being the best Jaycee not on
the executive, Mr. Scott, a past
president of the: Jaycees, directed
the group’s public speaking course
during the past year.

Brownies Glose
For the Summer

The First Brownie pack held
its final meeting of the season in

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the United Church basement.

Following the opening ceremon-
Jes District Commissioner Mra. J.
R. C, MacBain enroled Sandra La-
mont, Susan McCutcheon and Me-
lanle MacBain as Brownies, Lind-
say Conroy and Shirley Fomenoff
received their Golden Hand Badges
from Mrs. MacBain.»

- A second-year star was presen-
ted to Heather Marken, while Bar-
bara Sharples, Heather Ferguson,
Paulette Halarewich and Linda
Burke received nel first-year
stars.

Games were enjoyed, following
which Brown Ow! Mrs.
‘served Ice cream to the girls,

on)
Imperial Bank Has _
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The Highest Building
Brillant fireworks against low
rain clouds lit the-Montreal sky re-
cently as the last girder was swung
into position atop the 604 foot Ca-
nadan Imperial Bank of Commerce
bullding — tallest in the Common-
wealth. -
. The gilt-painted’.18-ton girder
was illuminated ‘by. search ghte:s Ss
ie made its ascent, ”

LEGION CORNER

4|been suspended until Sept, 5.
a1 | can call upon the executive to meet

.|| during the interval.

By CLUE REPORTER
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Regular Legion meetings have

; Tt wos felt that.the president!
if any. pressing bvaness should ae

Com, Duniop attended the last
meeting and returned the $50 which

rwe had loaned to:the: Boy Scouts.

He also thanked the branch’ for
making’ it possible for the boys to
purchase thelr camping equipment

in time for this summer, Both Com. :

rades Dunlop and Pepper wished to
convey, the’, appreciation . of. the
Scouts to the people: who. so gen-
crously donated during. the . recent
bottle drives in Kinnaird and Cas-
tlegar. .

Com, Sommerfield “yoported on
track and field: with!-the’ remark
that his job ‘had beén made ‘much
easter due to the ‘help of Mary Ri-
chardson and Jim Bilesky, two of
the teachers from BHHS.

Xeglon and LA’ members have
been holding work parties in “the
hall and the improvement In ‘ap-
pearance is certainly worth the ef-
fort put into it.

‘The winners of debentures at
the last mecting were H. Pitts and
HH, Bate,

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"LEGION TRACK MEET

Local Athletes
Do Very Well.

“A small contingent of local ath-
letes figured prominently in the
West Kootenay Legion Zone ‘Track
and Fleld Championships held last
Saturday at Holey field, Warfleld.

‘The mect was part of a nation-
ally-organized Legion project to

promote youth fitness, known ‘as the |

own achtevement ‘ than from.’ “the
help’ that “his ‘experience enables
him to pass on to others. He urged.
the athletes present to shore ‘their
knowledge with boys and girls less
experienced : then, they.

IN THE ‘MATTER i
’ THE BOUNDARIES ‘OF THE CORPORATION .
OF THE vICEAGE OF KINNAIRD: ae

TAKE “NOTI
poration of the: Village of Kinnaird: intends to

Junior Olympic Training Program.

Two thousand boys and girls
will take part in similar zone meets
in B.C, this. summer and .of this
group 200 will be chosen to com-
Pete in’ ‘provinéial ‘championships
and a cogching. clinic in conjunc-
tion with the Pacific National Zx-
‘| hibition’ in Vancouver, Aug. 31 and
Sept. 1,

Castlegar, Branch. Canadian’ Le-
gion has formed a committee to
promote the program under’ the
chairmanship of Cae. Wm, Som-
merfiela.

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[thers ‘are“no-complaints from Kin-

¢ was ‘ole
m leader-of the Bota Oredlt party at

its leadership convention in Ottawa
last week, 3
~ Real Couette of Quebec’ was

elected aeputy leader,
Mr, Thompson is well known

in Cestlegar wher whore he visited: early |~

this spring. While ‘here he’ addres-
sed a buslnessmen’s luncheon,

0 years, |
» [3-7 Mr Rust added that the “big-
Js, that, the’ trouble does not seem ‘to

_ Water: Meeting

i (edntingea trou: page one)

comments on the. village's investi-
gation | into *: jmicro-atrainers with
‘pressure filters.

"He sald that if Nelson ald get
relief at o-“fair rate of interest,”
that. city ‘would put ‘in’ a sewerage
plant’a lot sooner

gest problem” faced by the village

de ‘experienced’ all: over ‘the’ village
but only. In specific areas. He sald
,be Height foodiand, k oe
| thé Upper. Bench: My
Of. the Upper Bench area, he
sald, “there's nothing .wrong with
our "water there, It's perfectly ‘pa~
latable,” to which Mr, Romaine re-
plied that he’ could name people
who had signed the petition who
were. residents.of,the Upper Bench,
Mir, Rust" maid that: trouble in
the village’ seemed to. be: experien-
cod in thoss ‘ootions, of the village

"| still seryod “by. wood atave pipe,

‘| the::merits ‘ of- sporadic testing of

particularly in the Dumont,

He ‘sald that when several wood
stave. Ines were flushed’ out ‘‘quite
a difference” was noted afterward.
He sald.the wood stave in the Du.
mont would all be. replaced with
transite pipe over the next 5-10

Curt * ‘Waterman, ‘poting village
foreman, said the water screens are
checked once a aay, and’ changed
once 8 Week,’ Mr. Rust sold there is

water 1s coming from Celgar.”
‘A discussion ‘then followed‘on

water. versus testing regularly ‘for

ter of chemical testing: for chomi-~
cals and not just for bacteria ‘was
also discussed. with Mr, Romaine
suggesting that the, nitrates found

flood | would not have been ‘found
eu baraes testing.
Aokerman |; sald

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petition the Lieutenant Governor in Council to f
extend the area ‘of the. Village of Kinnaird, by

In Saturday's meet all‘entrants |": ~

from Castlegar and District. man-
aged to win or Place second
in their events, and: their-enthus-
fasm and success should ensure .a
larger local entry in Subsequent
years.

Three Castlegar winners. have
been chosen to attend the provin-
cial meet under Legion sponsorship.

They sre; Susan Mitchell, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs,.Rennile Mit-.

chell; Gerald Goresky, son of Dr.|" +

and Mrs. Victor Goresky; and Don
Schwartzenhauer, son, of Mr. and
Mrs, Walter Schwartzenhauer,
Results:
First place-.winners: Pee. Wee
girls (10 and 11 years) High Jump

~ Patt! Ann Mitchell. Bantam boys Se

(2 and .13 years) 100 yards (tied)
- Hugh McCutcheon, 220 yards -
Hugh McCutcheon, Shot Put - Fred
och, Midget. girls (4 and 15
years) Discus -:~ Susan -Mitchell,
High Jump - Siisan Mitchell, Mid-
get boys 100. yards - Gerald:Gores-

ky, 220 yards’ =: Don Schwartzen-| °.
hhauer, Broad Jump - Don Schwart- |”

wenhauer, Second place: Midget
boys 440 yards - Don 'Schwartzen-
hauers Ju¢enile girls (16 ‘and 17
years) Discus - Carol Green, Juv-
enlle boys Discus +» Cyril Makeiff.

On Saturday evening fdllowing |

the meet, a banquet was held in
the Trail Legion hall for all parti-
cipating athletes, . officials, ‘coaches

and chaperones, Certificates of par-|'

ticipation to all competitors, win-
ners’ ribbons and aggregate trophies
‘were presented.

In. addressing the banquet, Joe
Haley stressed the moral and in-
tellectual values which result from
athletic endeavour in
christian spirit . within » Shed]
ciety,

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fetion: windfalls “tna float in the
water ‘add-to pollution. and. Mr.
Loeblich noted that even log booms
rubbing together, deposit bark _
other or matter in the water.

“The village chairman said ‘coun-.
of has not yet made a decision to
test drill @ well, to look for an.al-
ternate supply ‘of water other than

or to install micro-filters.

‘He anid the next step would be
contingent on a reply from the Pol-
lution Boatd which Comm. Rust
sald wasexpected within two or
three reek Ste

. Little ‘League Assn.
Meeting iscussés
Ball Ground: Rules’.

coaches of Little League Ball about

ground rules was on the agenda of

an: executive meeting of the Little
League Association last week.

Tt was decided that ball would

coaches having: trouble'} und

Ie 'w
thrown through the back stop the
winner Will -be. allowed, .one, base,

8 definite period ‘of time. The mat-| f

in Castlegar’s supply’ during the |,

i) Vessels —
and launches — eet ‘8 ‘special
terior because
marine -railway facilities such BS

‘Trouble being” Taspesieniced. with |

be played, all gummer,,< end that‘ all |<

“no doubt? but ‘hae ‘ iore in. the | jl

dry ‘dock of . unique: dealgn :to

the ; Columbia" river
Lakes,

nearly. 200 miles in’ a series of
blocks .on .elther. aide of: eee Col,
umbla river. z

“oalgae has laurichea a. foe

ser=

vice its growing fleet of vessels on} p
nd AITow

‘The company’s 860,000-acre tres
farm lcence ‘extends, northward for

sérvicing a feat Hig some 15

a‘ tandem. submarine-in- many--re-
apects, ‘The. dock operates by part~
jolly. submerging to: allow. a. vessel
z|.to. be: floated into place over the
grid. decking.

The, water is. then forced from
‘the buoyancy chambers | by. com-
pressed. air, allowing the dock ‘to

Problem in; the..-:

lifting the boat with It.

the’ elght vertical, 10-foot’ cylindri-

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hte’ “ceremony in early June the
‘strange looking craft was approp-
riately christened the “Nakusp” by
Mrs,“Ron Jordan,’ wife: of .Celgar‘s
woods. manager, ‘The ; aluminum-
painted’ superstructure: bears. the|’
company’s flylng goose trade mark

which identifies. Celgar’s' equipment, H
Oelgar officials; feel that their}:

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fleet, repair that could not be ob

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‘The League president,. Josh fa-
voy, essed disappointment at.
the meeting about the way parents
are not attending sames bog syatee
fer ‘sons in action,

One: member “comm
its pretty bad ‘when the Little Lea-
gud.of Castlegar has to go to Kin-
naird for umpires ‘to come to Cas-

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(continued: from page seven)

Wug .of Castlegar, ‘mo:

Jher‘aunt. and uncle, Mr, and Mrs.

were wiles were ‘expected: home. on Mon.
traf=

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M.. Storey, while Mr, Bale and the

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