CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 18,1962

Minor Hockey Clinic

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season he increastd his output to
111 points, and in the 1951-52 sea-
aon with Providence of the Ameri-
con Hockey League he not only won
the acoring race with 97 points, but
also captured allstar honors and
‘was a unanimous cholce for the
most valuable player award in the
American League,

‘A jump into the big time in
1951 say Ray with the Chicago
Blackhawks,

A veteran defenseman of wide
profesaional experience who will
also be in attendance during the
two days is Orval Lavell, a well-
known and popular Okanagan bus.

Orval returned to, the Okana-
gan the following season and played
with George Agart's Vernon Canad.
fans. The fine] move in his hockey
career saw the former colorful dlue-
Mner journey to Kelowna where he
entered into business, and took time
out to perform with the Kelowna
Packers,

‘The third member of the tea-
ching staff is Blg Jim Hanson, a
former star defenseman with the
Kelowne Packers, The burly ‘Swede’
Played the - majority of his minor
hockey in Willcox, Saskatchewan,
under the capable leadership of Fa-

ther Murray.

When senior hockey made its
debut in the Okanagan valley in
1048, Jim was on the scene, For the
next alx years he gavo Kelowna
Plenty of good mileage, and was
one of the most respected players
in the league, He retired from the
game in 1066 to devote full time to
his orchard.

This well planned Hockey Clin.
ic is opened free of chergo to all
youngsters interested in hockey,
whether or not they play in any
minor leagues, Parente are most
welcome to aecompany thelr sons to
the clinic,

A lorge turnout of future ‘Hoc-

JANUARY GLEARANCE SALE

Chikiren’s Dept.
WOOL SKIRTS
‘size 8 - 14
$2.95

2 Piece Sets
SKIRT & VEST
size 8 - 10
$5.50

Man’‘s Plaid Wool
JACK SHIRTS
$7.50

Men‘s CAR COATS
Reduced to
$6.95 - $8.95 - $11.95

Men‘s

Ladie’s Winter
HATS

SMOKED PICNICS

ee seseenenne

BACON, side sliced
55¢

BOLOGNA, in a plece
23c

Published. Every Thursday at “The Crossroads of the Kootenays”

VOL. 15, No, 4 ‘

10 CENTS PER: COPY

; Exxcluaive of ty beds, oc.
cupancy of the “Coatlegar hospital
Just

Hospital

Closed that 23 per cent of the out- Re fee
patients treated were from the S10~'| ese

Mr, “Moalip thanked: the: WA

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JAN, 25, 1962

Organizations Report

Local Oddfellows
And Rehekahs

Ys off Reg Price
Ladie’s Imported

key Stara’ is expected at the clinic,
which falls on the heels of Minor
Hockey Week in Canada, slated to

ladies for | thelr help \in fostering,
good public relations for the hos.
pital and for thelr purchase of pat.

inessman who resides in Kelowna,
Orval was born in Saskatoon
where he played his minor hockey.

Corduroy ORESSES POT ROASTS blade or

CURLING BOOTS Hospital was told Baturdey night,

Hospital’ administrator John

A top pro prospect in juvenile com-
petition, his ability was quickly re.
cognized and at 16 years of age he
algned with the Los Angeles Mon-
archs of the Pacific Coast League,
In 1960 he turned professional with
New Haven and remained there for
two seasons. From there it was on
to Providence of the American Hoc.
Key League. He received his ama-
teur card in 1952 and Joined the
Sudbury Wolves, who in 1954 came
west in search of the Allan Cup,
‘but only to Jose out egainst the

‘Are Installed

Members of Kingarson Rebekah
Lodge No. 75 and Lion's Head Odd-
fellows Lodge No. 74 held a joint
installation of officers for 1962 Inst
week in St. Alban’s partsh hall.
Members of Trail and Rossland
Lodges acted as installing officers,

At the close of a very impres-
sive ceremony delicious refresh-
ments were served by members of
Lodge, Noble Garnd Reg

never Vees,

RNC

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Bro was chairman for the evening.
He welcomed the guests and than-
ked the visiting officers who had
taken part in the installing of the
local officers,

Several of the visitors spoke
briefly and wished both lodges ev-
ery Success in the coming year,

Officers of Kingarson installed
were: Noble Grand, Mrs, Rita Wis.
ted; vice Grand, Mrs. Justine Buf-
fett; recording secretary, Mrs, I.

financial secretary, Mrs, E. Pratt;
warden, Mrs, L. Morey; conductor,
Mrs. ©. King; outside guardian,
Mrs, M, Stainton; inside guardian,
Mrs. W, Houston; right support to
noble grand, Mrs, A. Gordon; left
support, Mrs, I. Gwaddle; chaplain,
Miss -T, Gordon; pianist, Mrs. J.
Toogood, :

Officers of the Oddfellows Li-
on’s Head Lodge installed were:
Noble Grand, Reg Bro; vice
gtand, Jim Wisted; recording sec-
retary, John Stainton; treasurer,
Emie Pratt; financial - secretary,
Monty Warner; chaplain, Jim Too.
geod; warden, Norris Churches;
conductor, Bob Hunter; right sup-
port Noble Grand, G. K. Jones; left.
support noble grand, Otto Ander-
son; right support vice grand, Wil.
Mam Houston; left support vice
grand, Frank Richardson; inside
guerdian, Charlie King; outside
guardian, A. Lamb.

ANCA

MoWell; treasurer, Mrs, E, Murray; |"

start on Monday.

. There is no red tape attached
te taking part, All that Js required
is to fll out an entry form at Gem
Cleaners.

All youngsters taking part in
the Clinic are being requested to
wear thelr equipment to the arena
since dressing space is expected to
be at a premium-with the many
youngsters attending,

The schedule of instruction fol-
lows:

FRIDAY —

4-6 p.m, Midget instruction,
6-8 pm, Juvenile instruction,
SATURDAY —

sizes 4 - 12
$3.99

CAR COATS
Quiltea
$3.95 - $4.95 - $5.95

Children’s SKI PANTS
‘size 2 - 6X
Quilted Nylon .. $3.95
Frieze Cloth $2.95

8-10 a.m. Pee Wee
10-12 a.m. Bantam instructon,
12-130 p.m, Lunch

130-3 p.m, Midget vs Juvenile Reps,
30-5 p.m. Pee Wee ys Bantam Rep

THE.

Magic Axe

‘Now Oley was a logger who found
deep in 2 pine,

“Yah sure dat blade sure shine.
He hefted it, and felt its weight,
It's balance was sublime:

yminy, ay make it

He carved him out a snownian, and
stood it ‘neath a tree,

Then clothed it warm with moss
and barks and chuckles loud with

glee,

He put a hat upon its head, then
touched it with the axe,

‘You ban work for me,” he said
“till logs are piled in stacks.”

gazed down at the

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So Oley swipe a sack of grub from
out the camp cookshack,
And filled the hungry snowman up
— then handed him the axe,

‘The snowman headed for the woods
the axe held in one hand, -

And disappeared where shadows
falt across the timbered land.

All through the night no sound was
heard except the rushing. wind,
y bet he can’t fall trees in Geo
Oley mused and grinned.

But in the greying light of dawn,
for as the eye could see,
A vast plain stretched devold of
growth — no stump, nor spar nor
tree,
Just tracks that dwarfed a logger-
man — some cloven like a deer,—
y tink,” sald Oley weakly, “dat
Paul - Rraueaanes ghost worked
her
— Frank suring in the. Nakusp

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: ‘The ii ith wing:
* hospital ‘would ‘become the: medical |}

aide . the
budget,

fent-welfare euipment that is' out-
scope of ‘the “hospital's

Minor Hockey
Operates On
$2,000 Budget

ip’ of Get :
Some oft those king | cat included ‘(oa
‘Hi it 60r}.

Gordi ‘McKenzie,
ite!

bond fa tie Tole ot at

he e Community oe boned of
is: three di-

Ha ohn Castlegar.
Keith: Elingham *and' Gene pongeabernreeteny
=. Castle ar News Photo 3

rectors from Einnatrd, “Taree trom |

President Emile Fitzpatrick, | in
hig report’ for‘1961, felt'it had been

section: of: the new” hospital, con: | ¢
thued

"Another. Look at the Bounliful Koolenays

A. forest cover, ‘ot medium to

z ;
ea ee, eee ene the

Loe warintee er ‘cont of thal.
Kooteray: area: is “!covered | with
productive forests, versus 60° per
cent’ for. the-province as 8 whole.
Of the five’ forest. districts in the
province, the Nelson Forest. Dis-
trict has a gross annual value: of

* gbout °$23: milHon,’ "The industry
. supports more then: 4,000 men in
the woods and-mills of the Koot-
enays, »
‘White ‘pine, western larch,

white spruce, lodgepole pine, hem-

“Pass area. coal deposits near Fer-

_ Land ‘aultable.-for. aericritare
is found only in the larger Eoot-
eney. valleys and the best known
ig the Creston / area: where’ field
crops are {mportant. There are ap-
proximately 2,000 farms in the
‘Kootensys. with slightly less than
10 per cent of the area's total po-
pulation on them, Besides Cres-
ton, farming ts also done in poc-
kets along .the Columbia river,

) particularly between Nakusp and

Edgewood. |» y
Annual form cash « income

lock,: ‘red cedar, and
spruce are growths of the, area
while lead and zine are the most
important ‘ore ‘deposits. Other
minerals present’ include silver,
gold, ‘copper, coal, tungsten," bar-
ite and

from Ih at in’ the
Kootenays is just over $4 millon,
Dairying yields roughly $2 million
of. this, poultry one-quarter, beef
almost one-quarter, and sheep and
swine the rest,

The annual Seine cash value

The volume. of the C1

\ PUG Inquires About.
Village’s Water Plans

of crop

ely $2. milHon,: Grains auch - as
wheat, oats and ‘barley and tree
druits such as apples and cherries
make up the palerity. ‘of ‘this fi-

gure,
~The world’s largest non-fer-
rous vand. chemical

The P

“han written’ the Village of Castle.
gar requesting information on the

Sittage's intentions concerning wa.
ter supply plans in the gherbiko
and Sopow. subdivisions.

The inquiry from the PUC re-
sulted from''a “copy: of a° letter
being, forwarded’ to’ the PUC ‘by

operation | is located at ‘Trall in
the .-Kootenays where Cominco
utilizes ‘the huge ’‘silver-Jead-zinc

ore deposits of Kimberley together

rwith hydro-electric )energy : from.
tour on the

: eppointed {District | suditer

firma of: apbeth and Mor- |

in Landont
4 te, John -Hegemitijind Claude’ Bis.
my

sidents of | the area‘ to”-bring - the
matter:to the attention“of the au-
thoritles concerned, i) i) :.-

-|J. H. Lindsay; have both met with

ti
composed of Jini

Hospital adminisrator John Mc-
Gilp and public health officer, Dr.

Rotary concerning. the; centre, ‘The |,
Plang.of the.Rossland health centre
have also been obtained by the club
for study.:

cash, ‘anid. while no accurate figure

tlons, etc. the nee will likely
be around $5,000,

(The 1062 toseelat statement
‘was’ presented: by Gordon Smibert,
“pinch-hitting” for secretary-trea-
surer A,. Gray, who is: at present:

Claude > Bissell,’
of schools, reported. school inspec-
tions carried out in’ the. District
‘were progressing ‘favorably, and the
nish school ‘class ‘put on cer Cel-
gar, in pulp. manufacturing; 1s
well attended.) ="
| The - board . plans : for ‘Trustee

terviews with applicants for, ithe po- |:
sition of bus driver-janitor, ete. The
board has: appointed D.: ‘Hughes of
innaird tothe position,

Gst, Don McDonald
Being Transferred

One of the local ROMP detach-
ment’s most popular policemen, Cst.
Don McDonald, has been: transfer-

“Cst. McDorald, who came to
Castlegar two years ago from Kim-
berley, has been transferred to the
ROMP municipal’ detachment ‘at
Kamloops where he will be senior
constable on the 16-man farce,

‘Cst,-2&eDonald, his wife Denise,
and two pre-school sons, Dean and
Don, .will leave. soon. for. ther new |)"

| Castlegar Unit of the Canadian

‘Free ‘Cancer

Recent advances in. earliér de-
tection -of women’s: cancer can only
realize ‘their full life-saving poten-
tal. if. every woman: over 20 acts
upon.them, the president. of. the

Gancer Society said this week, :
RO. Maddocks: urged: all: wo-
men. toj learn ‘the facts: about new |
merical’; advances. by ‘attending -. a |
free“ cancer .forum ‘For. .Women
Only’ iri‘the Castle Theatre at 230
Pm, this coming: Sunday. :
. ; Whe.new life-saving film “Time
and Two Women” will be‘shown, It
tells with ‘clarity and‘ good taste
‘how: simple.annual test promises
to virtually eliminate one important
form: of cancer’ — cancer of. the
cervix — as & cause of death among
women.
“We helleve this is one of the
most important educational. pro-
grams for women ever held in our
area,” says Mr, Maddocks, “I sin-
cérely urge every woman over 20°to
” :

.Women Only Sunday

Forum For

4s the ‘normal fee for a reguar phy.
sical check up,
‘The Castlegar forum 1s seein

“Mir, Smnibert, was Fe-appointed

auditor,
‘Attention was’ drawn to": the
fact the organization will ralse ad-
. charges con.

VEEED GE

stated ‘the! ‘canvass — in the fan } 8
D- 4 ‘brought ¢ in-: over $2,000 in direct

could be quoted-on payroll: deduc- |

i

sR

if

lections for “the various’

from three per cent to six per cent
to cover cost of collecting‘ and dis-

free
vice‘ provided by ihe Castlegar onli
of ‘the. Canadian’ Cancer Society.
Donations, to: the. annual Conquer
Cancer: Campaign help to, finance
such ‘services, in addition to provid-
ing. funds ‘for- cancer ‘research and

and societies, ‘This feo will be raised |

groups were called on ‘to report for
their particular, organizatiocs, and
an. intermission . was. held poe bs
whicli coffee was served.”

Report from the Senior Citizen

welfare work.

Association, first to be heard, was

attend.

Copies of the new educational
pamphlet “If You Only Knew" will
those

home.. While here, .Cst,

was secretary of .the Castlegar
Ourling Club.and was active in the
Sastlense Pistol Club.

- $86,000 Spent On.
- Gastlogar Arena .

river between’ Caatlegar and :Nel-
son and another on‘the Pend d’
Oreille river near Trail,

Six large hydro-electric ‘Plants

river in the U.S.:though the main
stem.is ‘in BC: How-

ever, no fewer than 13 hydro-clec~

iste Bante exist. on! oe Columbia's

‘The special forum is ‘one.of &

series being held throughout Brit-
sh Columbia.

» Doctors ' all over ‘the Province
have been: co-operating in develop-
ment of a mass screening program
for earlier detection of uterine can-
cer, “It is a.simple | matter: fora
family doctor. to take a sample of
body: fluid from a patient, fix it on

Laboratory at the B.C, Cancer In-
stitute where it is examined care-

| fully. under, a high Powered micro-

scope,

indicate: cancer up to 10 years. be
fore symptoms appess. = ¢«
This - Stagnoslo: aervice Is pro-

@ slide ‘and send it to the Cytology | &
PRESENTATION: to'Paul ‘Moroso, : aS of the Cas:

 /t> recommend that we re-present

the bylaw and It were to pass.”
Council Re-aquaints
Heol With Pelicy
Re Snow Removal

tlegar and District: Chamber’ of: Commerce, was made at fs then

killed specialists ‘at.the inst:-|the Chamber's annual:banquet: held: last week at Kin-
village| tute can detect cell changes which | naird. Mr.: Moroso. is‘ starting: his. second: term as secre-

tary. Admiring ‘the :gift are

J. R. anncanr! of Cominco,

who: was Buest speak atthe ind ii
: pr el S&C. Muirhead. — e Calegar News

‘vided free to’

‘doctors
~:|and the: cae: Snere to'the patient

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