*aoctation was held

For Three: Days

An executive mecting of tho
Castlegar and District Fall Fair As-
‘Thursday ‘even-
ing at the home of Mrs,/B, Hill
with only four members, attending
and Pete Ewart presiding,:.<

‘4 Many suggestions were’ made
ana these will'be discussed’ at the | '
general meeting. Suggestions were
made regarding thd placing of. the
trophies, rafftes, ‘ete.’ A bill from

Bosse's " Jowelery was ordered
paid, including the repair bill for
a damaged cup. Rent for the arena
for the two days of the Fair and
removal of flooring is also to be
paid, It was.decided to call a ge-
neral meeting for Oct, 30 at 8 p.m.
in the Legion Hall when it is
hoped -that: all organizations will
have, their representatives present
while any person who is interested
in the Fair is cordially invited to
attend this meeting.

It was also suggested that the
1964 Fair be held 3 days and tenta-
tive dates set were Sept. 17, 18
and 19,

“4 Itwas also suggested, that ad-
mission be discussed at the general
meeting and it was suggested that
children under-12 be admitted free
only if accompanying their parents,
otherwise they will pay

By WAYNE NEWELL

Minor hockey is slowly getting |

to its feet: now that our season
has started, Teams have been pick-
ed and ‘revised to a certain extent,
For everyone's benefit it might be

wise to make some comment on the

foams, schedules, ctc.”

: Inv the peewee division we
firat' picked four teams of over.
capacity hoping to pick a rep team
from this, The coaches, however,
do not think a rep team would
be of any benefit this year. Conse-
quently the pee-wee division now
has five. teams, one being made

BIRTHS

GIBSON — To Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Gibson (nee Greenwood)

of East Arrow Park, Oct, .25, cal

daughter.
WISHLOFF — To ’Mr, and
Mrs, George Wishloff (nee Andro-
ter of Castlegar, Oct. 25, a daugh-
er.
NIUK — To Mr. and

TEFO!
Mra, villian Stefoniuk . of  Cas-

tlegar, Oct 28, a son, ‘
REZANSOFF — -To. “Mr, and

‘Mrs, Peter F. Rezansoff ‘of Blue-

berry, Oct, 29, a daughter. .,

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up'of some younger Bantam play-

A. coaches meeting will be
held from time ti time to alon

Juvenile, 20 - 9380 Bantam, 0.30

1.45 Mid

Monday Nov. 4—6,45 - 6,45 Pea

get A vs.B game, 8,00 - 9.00 Ju-| Pee Wee

veniles,

Thursday, Nov,.7-—-8.45645 Peo
Woo C.va D game, \6.45;-'7.45 Peo
00 6 Bi vs E game 8.00'- 0.00 Mi

+ Tuesday Nov, 5 — 6.45 - 6.45
Pee Wee B va c game, eas

the coaches to

changes, This, I hope, will eect
Big Bad Henne's approval. f

As for the Bantam ‘and Mid:
get divisions — where are all the
players this year? Orice again over-
sized. teams, were picked: with the
hope of picking “rep.
is seen by the schedule ‘try-outs for,
these’ rep teams: take’ place: next
week ‘with another’ couple ‘of? ses-
sions: to be held’ the “following
week. ‘All fellows hoping to: make |
these teams’ are asked ‘to come
out ‘and ‘

It.is my hope that many out.

side’ games can’ be. arranged: to
show. these teams the competition
they.can ‘expect. come the West
Kootenay playdowns.
Yes, the Juveniles — our ju-
veniles — with the aid of a few
‘Juniors are shaping up to form
stiff‘ competition ‘in ‘the commer:
cial league. Hope this: league isn't
too late fellows? .’

‘We are drastically short of
referees and coaches, -If you. dads
would only stop and-realize: that
you would only be required ‘one
hour ‘a week if you were to take
a’ referee's whistle! Please give
‘us your ‘names scon!

“On Saturday at 10;a.m, there
will be a jam session for all refer:
‘ees to go over the rules, especially

: , | new: ones, Let’s see everyone out,

As for coaches — pee-wee'E team
is still coachless 271! Without sup-.
Port it looks like we may have ano-
ther tough’ grind ‘again?’ Support
us in any way possible so we can
make this the most successful year
yet. See you at the Fiokt

The following are the make. “UD
of the various teams, along with
next week's hockey

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,Pee-Wee

A coach —:EdIsakson; L.
Kinakin,: Reith, Munroe, Goulet,
Hartson, T. Haegy, D, Haegy, Kon-
kin, Plotnikoff,: Haykemp, Gallo,
Dyck,’ McIntosh and Haines.
*B Coach — Bill Henne; Randy
Frost, Rodgers, Stoochnoff, Henne,

and ‘youl see a pattern
of the sole of the foot in
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the next child in line, |
His or her size may:

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Cee ‘childre:
need -correct shoes .

, Broperly fitted. Savage ©
hoes,; well made of.
good ‘materials over*
Bro) lasts, are correct *
for boys and girls of all
,ages. And our staff.
“understands the impor-
tance of proper aes

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:|'Anderaon, : R.. Ungarian, ‘Harding,

| P. Arishnekoff, Pettitt, 'Archam-
bault, Rutland, Osachoff, Walper,

Gorkoff, K.:Moran, M. Moran and

"Cotton,

“"@ Coach — ‘Alex Rizzuto; A

R... Stoochnoff,
W..Popoff, J. Brown, McKinnon,
Jellema, Bartsoff, Tidball, “Pere:

‘D-Coach — G. McMillan; Mc-
Kenzie, S. Rilkoff, Horcoff, &. An An-
derson, Dal Sweeney, Lye
T. Hayb, B.° Hayb, Suichinson
Brown, Fodor .and ‘Bacon, :
Coach’ — no one yet; Bacon,
Enis, ‘Webster,: - Ci Clarl
Koochin, Sweeney, Melnick, Dick-
son,- Pepper, Munns,- and’ Bate.
‘ Bantam

Coach —. Desaulniers; Mitchell,
Oglow, Maloff, Hatten,, Allingham,
Cohen, : Sidoni, Halerawiete Jelle-
ma, L.:Kinakin, ’ Gall, G.
Goulet; ‘Houghton, ‘8: eee

_| Fomenoff, Shetatobitott and Fergu-

s0n, s

B Coat ach Lauriente; Baird,
Tomlin, K. Mosby, Heck, McCutch-
eon, 'L, Arishenkoff, L., Bosse,“G.
Burak, B.- Burak,’ Jackson, L. Fo-
Poff, Bloodoff, Pace, Chernoff, De-
‘verney, Harshenin, Hoodicoff, ale
esnikoff and Gorkote.

_& Coach — Baulkam; Kinakin,
Simpson, Hartson, Pickering, Fu.
rey, Green,-Dams, J. Burak,, Hel-
fer,’ Mosby, Belheck, Davis, Stooch-
noff, McNicol, Dow, Gleboff, Eso-
voloff,: Mason, XK. Plotnikoft and
Pettitt. :

ch — Chernoff; | Chernoff,

"Little;

Getaentcats

Bucknell, ~ Jellema,., Swetlishoff,

Wood, , : Savinkotf, Bae, Pelle-
grin. and’ Lanzar

aveniles. ia

Coach — Ron ‘Meintyre; Don

Petek,.! Alex. Perehudoff, - “allan

Ramsay, John Stoochnoff, Ed Con-

roy,. Jack Miller, Gerry. - Leduc,

Kay ‘Savinkoff, Brian Waite, Glen

MeNicol, Ken, Paterson,: Barry Mc-

D

jon
and’ Ken Roberts.” -
Mite-Mites
A — R: Wayling,-R. Knutson,
'B, Ailingham, L, Gordon, W. Blais,
R..Bacon,,T.-Hughes, D. Houghton,
D,.-McCreight, .D. Bosse, -R. “Me-
Creight, G. Mosby, 8.’ Thomlinson,

ie B lan -Fry, Wayne. -Fry,
P. Hall ’R. Houghton, J. “Manson,

P, Hatlen; D. ‘Morgan, L. Johnson,

ball;* L.: Melatyre,'L. ¢ Price; K.
Davis, J, Sweeney, B. Rafter, \M.
Popoff, G. Schlattner, D. Bazele
‘J and: R,  Haegy.
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ie rossroads of the Kootenays”’

VOL. 16, No. 45:5

BIA;: THURSDAY, NOV. -7,"519637,8 0":

‘A. $525,000 mewerage bylaw is
to. be’ placed ‘before the people
of Castlegar in December.

0 It" was’ reported’ at ‘council's

‘meeting on mn Tuesday night that at
a special mecting last ‘Thursday
night. commissioners’ ‘gave », three
readings to" a sewerage \ system

Wannop ‘and ' Hirtle

‘bye
law, fy
Careful ‘consideration ‘was giv.
en.to:the reports on ihe subject

An access road aultable for ‘ght :

vehicles will be constructed cross
th High ‘Arrow, dam.

This information’ was given
Castlegar council on Tuesday night

nator of Columbia river develop-
ment activities, :

“2! Mr. , Milligan: sald ;

Hydro* and"‘Power. Authority has
just agreed son the road with the

the highwase, ‘department “has not
yet. finalized’ the details’ of con-
nécting, roads ' from: this © access
Toad':to ‘the ‘main ‘highways, » but
they. will doubtless. be working on

shortly.”

‘With ‘regard to; material: for
the dam being transported tothe:
dam‘ from: the: Blueberry Creek
area, Mr. ‘BMilligan said‘ “it's the
Present opinion, ¢ of, our., engineers,

, that, there: will {be’ ‘sufficient ‘bor: |’
Tow ‘materials ‘at™ locations’ close

materials ’from- this vakea:

|| sire; to’seek. the chairmanship’ of

Thursday announced both ‘his de-

and: b;

mous ‘choice “of

cand
the! latter | ixeport' was: the unanl d

was *salds)':%

sIt tis “anticipated: ‘that hene-
fits “accruing “under * the « minici-
caveronmnent fund,
fund | and: “winter
; the final cost of
jaw. “by a: consid-

= qgnareess are, ‘expected. o)
Ywith;. a-15 came

be resign as commissioner, to’ seek the |

i/Iatest date ‘at which ‘a: resignation
-

Castlegar ‘News story ‘of two. weeks
ago, that he had, to: resign 21 days
before official nominating day’ for
thus ,giving him until Nov, 4 to
chairmanship.

OJ{However, a; further check’ ot
he municipal, act and a phone
call to;-Victoria-last Thursday; dis-
inthis: case: Remembrance: Day)
gannot be’ counted: in: calculating
ime under the act and thus the

could be accepte was on Wedi
lay'of ‘last ete 305,F

iuch that the pedpte

: of. Castlegar. would not be able to. te

December's municipal election, | #

 closéd that. Sundays and holidays ||

ek Pulp’ and
r ‘Magazine. of) Canada, {he
bibte of the pulp milling ind

mill at:
pulang anew plant. elsewhere”
f 9 mmediate | decision is

Village chairman’ Aage Sylvest
and Comm. -Walter.Thorp announ-
ced at) Tuesday < night's ‘council
meeting that they would not, stand
for, re-election’ in; Decemb:
nicipal ‘elections. *

‘vest said only “that there

2 Asked following the, ‘meeting :
in his

Mr,
are several reasons’ for ‘his :decl-

; serve. eat capacity @3-cha 7 “Informed speculation”. in- the
policies: through. Comm. :R,

sted that-there “appears Sidecar for.
fi here ars |, Ma rie

.. Cook, whi se term
resi in "December; did:
deans “whether

Annouw ent that Rev, C.R.
ay.of St.’ David's: ‘Anglican church
here has been: granted: a: five-year
‘leave ‘of. absence: from the diocese

: matched sets used ae oe

f NHL: pros, this: New: C.C.M.- Senior
set takes rugged hockey. ‘pearmanes, and

a you tu

rmances.. Good.

of and «District taokey Association
during the :1962-63.season. He was | 1

fo Fath
| cesan’ chaplin*; to”

¢. Whilein n Categar Father Day
was. president.: of..the Castlegar

also: coach of the Castlegar Hawks
“All. Stars; ‘who\. were.“ West‘ Koote-|

nay. baritam . finalists, and also of ieast

the. midget’ finalists.’,
‘For the past two seasons, he

has: been director: snd head ‘coach | 2

was sppolnted dio
th

Young People's

March .of -this year. and:\is;also

shaplin to. Squadron. 582 Castlegar
Cadets,” He. is’ also ‘padre to

tte Canadian“ Legion: branch here

and /is'a’ member of tl
in. C

The | -Canadian'+- Broadcasting
‘Corporation has awarded the con:

The: hospi beard intends, to. ene

hold the annual “meetin

| alsa: be done. shout the thece read

sin | limi
the subdivision.

Castle totes. Secs ys

3. The railway.

zardous; and dangerou: and. it sho.
uld. be:

replace.
hospital:

to it> (Village

ty
lected f
ald woe be evosited

ey village’ {oF fhe past ‘several weeks to

‘SA sign should

octal: Ser-}

at railway: crossing |.
and at least three lights in the. ne
'divisi c¢ ‘Walter. Thorp
tale

behavloe: in the Cas-
3 district + Thureday | °
% night "was" described. by RCMP ehil
PUTS ‘Subdivision’: street %
be named and signs ’érected.
;House

at ere were
‘no;‘complaints: from ‘residents: of
Kinnaird,” two complaints from

Castlegar and saree from Robson.
said *that’ bad’ Hor.

tract: for the’ building of ‘a TV | #

rebroadcaating ‘station | in ° this
area to’ Oglow. Bi ers Billding
Supply Co. Ltd. a

The re‘ broadcasting ' station ts
to'be Tocated in’ the ‘vicinity ae
the ‘Brilliant’ bridge.’ The: $3,00
contract fs’ rexpected to he. c
pleted ..€a

popula’ feeling in’
Mie added that he; has|
not had: one. phone call 0 jecting,

© Look! $5" will: be given:
the:

away” éach week ‘for

B.- Ferguson, G.-Ledue,:: D.
: G." Burak, G:
eNicol;, ‘front row: B. ‘Dunn, L Mitch

lishoff;"B.' Heykamp,; R: ‘Allgm, P. Hatlen
Missing are 2 Meas / Alex Sharpe, ‘Alle

a ae “ phorie. the

Castlegar : News and ‘a’ che-

; ; Sharpe,
Re Harmston, G. ‘Shutek,. K.: Mosby, M:
ye Crawford, Re Maik and, Ee Cristofol — Pettit