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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 28, 1964

Castlegar ‘Wins Track Meet

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sharp competition. ‘
Castlegar athletes led by
Bob Maloff, Barbara’ Sharples,
Ken Healey, Sergie Pereversoff,
Gerry Mosby and Cecil Stooch
noff dominated the early events.
Kinnaird led by Danny Hraja-
noha, Sam Cheveldave, Linda
Hildebrant, and Brenda Young
challenged the leaders but ne-
ver gained command.
Woodland Park, not to be
outdone by the larger schools,
overtook Castlegar’ shortly be-
fore noon with excellent per-
formances by Leona Rourkes,
Marcellus. Strelaeff and Stan
Rilkoff.

The tension increased as the
relay teams: prepared for the
cilmax. Castlegar pupils, deter-
mined not to be defeated on
their home field, swept all the
relays to bring the shield back

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* Final standings were: Cas-
tlegar, 258. points; Woodland
Park, 240 points; Kinnaird, 172
points. “

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VOL; 17, No. 23

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CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, |

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THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1964

‘seph's and St. Rita’s Kindergarten is

Sister. Bernadette’ Marie, SA; left, and Sister ‘Thomas Marie,.
_SA, at right. Members of the class are, back row left to right:!
Robert. Quaia, Jeff. Cawte, Scott MacKenzie, Colin ‘Chalk, Brian’

Jack, Kevin’ Leckie, Reginald Veysey, Roy Tipping, Barry Gor-

koff and” Mickey ‘Burke. Second row: Robert Mackey, Wayne?
Rees, Jackie Gaudet, Stephanie Goulet, Verona Bozek, Gait, ‘
‘Fodor, Kerry Lynn‘ Wood, Diana Morgan;’ Dougie Veysey and.
Danny, Stewart. Third row: Jackie Green, David Ruthland, Do-:

ald Paul, Kathy Rutherford, Maureen Murphy, Leslie Storvold,

Heather M nzte,  Pamel

Sherwood, ‘Nancy ‘Ternent, ‘Sheena Nichols

, Louige Richards, Carol O'Shea, Susan’ Goettini
‘Patti-Lee: Hatlen and: Wallace ‘\Lacourseire,

are: Brian: McKay, Gordon. Jaques, Kevin
Gordon ‘Hutchinson,, Randy..Thom, ‘
iuk, Paul Aitken, Kenny Manson, Bi

‘Fan and’ Michael Anderson.

row: Rodnoy| was ‘a'’44 per: cent’ growth in
“Distrit

ing; Zhe béard of ‘management
of; the: Castlegar and istrict
| Hospital has written Health Mi-|
ister. Eric’ Martin ; telling him
it ‘feels that the’ exp
‘the hospital: to 50 beds ‘will be
dnadequate” as soon as the ex-
Pansion -is, completed. 3
It requests, the minister to| fl
:Sive, consideration to ‘including
yet more’ beds in the present
expansion program but does not,
‘spell out how: many: more. beds
wanted by the board,
ma}: .-Mr. Martin,’ noted the board,
int ‘giving ‘approval in’ principle
g | to. the“expansion to 50 beds ‘in-
dicated ‘that provision should be
made in the expansion plans for
future growth in’ this area. 7
2.) \ In the‘meantime, the board
has submitted.a program of de-
velopment forthe expansion to
BCHIS for its ‘study. The pro:
gram outlines ‘the’ thinking: of

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c Corbett, Ju-| the ‘planning: commit
‘Ule-Ann Shelfontiuk, Joan Stainton, Lynn’ Fry, Heather Ruther,| Ublece

ford, Roland ‘Kemperman ‘and Luke: Lorti: : :
', Gulimont, Monies Read, Debbie Martin, Lorie: Si

bes by tik Ophea
*»: The board: noted ‘that:there | ¥
Population °: in’. School : ~
No.: 9 between :1966 ‘and soot bas
and “suggested : that ‘the effect | §
if ARTOW *: ‘construction,
completion *. of : the south
celal highwa‘

F $25,000,
at its! meeti
Joba

‘patching will “he
“right after that. re-.
soon as work is completed ‘in
the business ,Section Eprogress

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to be ‘filed by /NES|< “the °)
with: council “and © it. will..be deat Bere
= given publicity at that time.) ‘Knutsson *said

tore a
—TB Society Mecting
most sucerseful eo ates ne soaete, Consultant's represent.
tory of the B.C, Tuberculosis | ative added that the contractor,
Society. Seeman vionaure | WHO. has _sub-let. the work .to
. ‘An Blackline . Pavin;
expanded program

:against ‘chest disease was ‘made
‘possible by. the -highest ” total
of |. Christm: les ever

and: Pine; almost’ the © entire
street will:-have to be repaved. {

iscuss :the matter of. black-

gus Haines anc
reported ‘on thelr storm
' Rear tea Magen
at ‘Grand, Fore, ts pean.
high level.” :

The .. repre-,
sentative” also’ noted that. asi

“81 Street Lights
“Out in a Stom’

fost Te sae;
Vacarsies Filled .

“good” with |
» Row. ~ having
2 joard of: trus-
tees learned  at'its meeting last
week. fhe piggies
Improvements are ‘to be

varried it at tis Tarrys school}: |..." '; E

| and ‘a supply. of earth has ‘been “Plans? f é $14
obtained :which will ‘be: hauled | 000 shopping P evelonaen nti
x Se Re downtown * Castlegar were  dis-
ce val-| Closed: yesterday by Cec Gorse,

a Face

i “might prove. benefi-

two-day session

neouver last: Thurs- | ©
iday, Accompanied by | -

ile -.Christmas Seal :
Castl ay

: will visit Castlegar in thi
fall: of 1984, when. the Oper, .

A prominent Castlegar dis-
R. T.:Waldie

by the provincial cabinet to the
West.. Kootenay.-Regional..Col-
lege Council.’

Waldie, who ‘is repre-
Pemberton ‘Secu-,

4 WISE. OWL CERTIFIC#
‘to Cominco ‘lead smeit
who prévdntéd’ injury to.
aie smelting department’ supe:

Other government appointee
a icll.ig,, former; Nel-

: his ey
glasses. : Makinig ‘the. presentation
Tin!
Oth such.. award | made" to-a’ C
ito

Common:
n> will
for the 1961: treaty
tocol attached last

( understood: that
35-member.

ie

|: cons ofthe: treaty,

ipproved it at the second’ of
s. Private sessions,

Against. Bumping.

The Village of Castleg:
offering’a $25 reward ins,
oS fol tion’ leading to ns
viction' of any. person’ dump-
Ing garbage. and-‘sew:
34 luent: anywhere withi
by. ing ‘ rn je ‘limits but in

Bie f tandéi

it Her. of the B.C. championship, ‘and Roy Duggan’ of im-

de by. Univer.| owner of the City Centre Motel
sal Appraisal Ltd.,-and this will| 2 pining peer: et

bring the’ sebool district's bul Sackese Pie

ing. and. contents figures up ‘on.‘the ‘old. William’

date. , Seas ie harsEe next to’ the. Castle Bowladvome,

i} located” across from. the motel ae

STLEGAR YOUTH Wilson Woodrow, left, is ‘congratu
1 a 3 *, :, 7 gratu-
ted on his: splendid showing in provincial finals of teen-

agé ‘safe driving road-e-o-by Jim’ Merrill ‘of Whalley, win-

perial’ Oil Limited, ; spo: ors of the Junior Chamber ‘of
erce: project.:Local ‘road-e-o champions from 31 B.

;-| Communities participated in the day-long series of.

skill and road tests ‘at Cloverdale.

‘Municipal clerk Joe. t
lin told. commissioners ab that
I des-

meeting’ that: the
oGription, ha! legal