Arrow Boat Club located just above Hugh Keenleyside Dam

The golf season is' more
han half over. I hope I'm not
raising the

ERE for a job well done
— Mike, our Pro, awihos has
made

day and Sunday as part ofl;
the Chamber's weekend festi-
vi

‘The best lady Bolter on,
the course was Mrs. M.

feel more than Niakeoteer fers
ry and Lloyd who keep a
spotless clubhouse and pro-
vide excellent service an
Nick, our. hard ‘king
course quperintendent;” Whe

Bs could y have been playing ‘golf

but instead has spent count-
less overtime hours in-main-

coming along. It should be
Sravabie in a few weeks.
Number eight green is show-
ang tine Brogress although it
1g doubtful if we will be pi
ting oz it. this rent

‘nis has been a weekend
of tournaments. Friday's. dons

nd| blue. Mrs.

by Mrs, E, Poe
low in the low gross section.
These girls managed to’ keep
thelr cool even if the air was

Creighton won
the chamber of Commerce
Silver Tray as part cbr the low
net section while M:
Muirhead came a close, sec:
ond. Congratulations, girls!

smiling Mrs. P; Paulson, stea-
Ma. Taplor, power hitter
Mrs. T. Smith and the swing-
er Heather MacPherson tool
in the festivities. Poor Hea-
ther had long drives the it
day, short the second with

ut-| many problems in between.

Then came those stalwart

Wapiti or Etk
re Scafee NOTICE

INSTAL!
A New Gas Furnace Now
And Receive

your "Old | Non-Gas
Furnacel

$15.00

Your Old \Non-Gas
Water Heater!

Now’ Before Offer
Expires!

Elk or. Wapiti were once
large numbers

Jes
ly some of the western areas
of the continent. They aro
found in a section of North-
eastern British Columbia, in
the Red Pass area west of
Mount Robson Park, in the
an) epotenaya and on Vancouver
land.
. , They are in strong bands
and are even too numerous
in some areas. Their habit of
invading crop lands and hay-
stacks. and damaging fences
have made them unpopular
farming districts. Of inter-

Tennis Court Dance at
Robson. Aug. 23
pm Music and Tefresh-
ments. Admission $1.

Act

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co. CALL
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hile.‘ these were|] 61 CRESCENT ST. — PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR
named clk by the first Eng- Licensed: Gas: Fitters — Plumbers — Sheet Metal
lish settlers. Both names are

still in common use.

men led by se
Parehudofts

jor. at results — in Hight
(0-18

"Res ieStton

3 low Ronnie Wilson

a * flight Geis" Handicap)

low gross, 5

94; low net, C. "Glia 68.

Deb McGauley and Debbie

ish won prizes in the. girls’
section.

‘The summer festival tour-
ney results appear elsewhere |©!
in thls paper,

ur various tournaments
this oa have drawn few en-
trants. We recall the time
when we were playing on
and sand greens.

|; NOTICE
B.C. Music & Electronics

"will be closed from
August 2 to September 1

Lelfer to Editor

ir:
half of my wife ana|>
myself I would like to congra-
tulate the many Doukhobor
people for organ-

legar
and isct Goll lub was a
bee-hive of activity. on ;Satur-

of
merce Silver Cup with a
gross of 152," gerry was just
behind him with a gross o!

155. In the low net ection

thammer | Fre,

(Lloyd Ackney Trophy wi

net score of 136. Wisten hat
uh can Dave. Mac McDon-
oust came second with a net

aT the duffers section the

winners were Lloyd Ish, Carl

Henne, Nick glow " and

John Landis, that fabulous

three and four putter. Others

involved were bogey Len
silent a Gear

gasser Don Cromarty,
scaper Ernie Mills, computer

Dave Jones, chopper Gordie
Baulkham and of course our

steady old pro, Mike Verzuh.

ising and conducting the Baz-
aar and Exhibition at the Kin-
naird Hall last Saturday. It
was a most interesting pre-
sentation, one which we cer-
tainly enjoyed and the likes
of which we certainly hope

Hushpuppi

- We carry a full size

es

range for the whole family

MEN — WOMEN — CHILDREN

“SHOES THAT MAKE AN IMPRESSION”

will be

Your heritage is indeed
a most colourful one, one to STS
be proud of and one worthy
of preservation.
Bill Merilees,
President. Kootenay
Historical Society.

Envoy Keith Mall lory of
home.

- Gastleg: Socials

BIRTHS

Damages Totaling
$1,200 Resulted
- From Collision
Dems fe was cotimated at
$1.2 200 lowing two-car
hh on fe ai Street Mon-
"Police . report that the

two drivers, a Kinnaird: juv-
enile and Kenneth Olson. of.

eee
The accident 8 tli undér
investigati S

tate:

BURKART — ‘To Mr. and
Castle; legar,

Ant
"Lloyd Ackney, and Mr.
Banham looked after the
awards.
Thanks to.the efforts of

won by the Castlegar Pony

JOE REMESZ

Trail City Alderman; Director West Kootensy Union
Board of Health; Vice-President Kootenay Savings
Credit Union; News Director CJAT; Immediate Past

President Trail Smoke Eaters.

VOTE

[REMESZ, Joseph

X

series two games to one against
right is fellow team mate Tim Keraiff with Mrs. Barry ©
sent, president of the Kjnette Club of Castlegar-Kinnaird,
New uniforms for the Castlegar
by the women’s club. — Castlegar News Photo

A TROPHY AND NEW UNIFORMS are in order for the day
Pictured here is Don Savinkoff holdirig the Zone IV trophy
All-Stars ‘when’ they took the

recently. To

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New Fall
FABRICS

Fortrells — choice of many beautiful shades. 60°’ wide.
Per yard priced from $6.98 to $9.49
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Frovincial Library,
Farliament Bldga.,
Victoria,. ‘Be. Cy
Dec..:31/32109

Published Every Thursday: at “The Cc

VOL. 22, No. 34

pees BRITISH COLUMBIA, ‘THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969

TROPHY WINNERS ‘justifiably proud of ‘their

ments are Jeff Stewart, Joanne’ and Geoff Yule and Dar-
lene Jackson of the Kinnaird Aquanauts: Swim: club: ‘These
participants were named the outstanding. swimmers'in their
age groups at last Saturday's swim meet ‘held in the Bob

BC. Swim: Ch

Pool at Kinnaird. ‘Three of these swim-| tg°th
mers will be with eight others from this area attending the Es

| Suffer ¢ Greatest Loss from Daigo

* Blackboards ‘ink stained

id) pupils of the Robson school
ey entered the buildin,

in an indeseribable| °2,

te after five boys, ages

elght to 14, spent an after-
a of destruction.

This was. the report giv-|§

on at Monday -night’s meet-

ing of the beaka of school
| asters of Schuo} District: No.

The young offenders, all

real a. wi
reach an inside latch.

er section. suffer

-the great-
er loss.

the

“Direction Signs For

A direct approach to dir-
dons was suggested by Ald.
Lprne’ Zinio at Castlegar’s
feoumen meeting “Tuesday

bee Me Zinio, who said he
tired of directing persons|
at Ootischenia, suggested
erected “at ‘our
prick simply

to east ant
sign which we coe
wi wol re!
sons foth the hospital was Aso

re

4

oat Cadell recommended
tpse suggestions be referred

ways Department.
The hospital signs would
meet in’

morrow and Saturday. — Castlegar News Photo

toe

be a large H with a direction-|

of

school were damaged the old-| Mrs.

In i on
damage . superintendent

school, Mr. C. Bissell, remark-
edit was especially a great
blow to the primary teathers
who lost so. many of. the
charts and flash cards that
had required hours, of work
by hand-to compile.
Damage was first brought,

ito. the school board's attention

when the RCMP contacted
. W. Jacobson, chairman
of the. board, when _ parents
of one of the offenders had

quents of his actions,

The boys’ spent the fol-
lowing week scrubbing and:
cleaning up under the super:
vision of a custodian. Supplies
which could be salvaged were
put into order.

Cost of the damage and
the loss of teachers’ e to
replace the hand-madé cars
has_not been estimated. Fin:
an matters,
tary-treasurer 'C. rs ‘King, bas has

gone to the police ‘so. the

youth would realize the conse-

been left in the hands of the
insurance company.

A pledge that tho’ Rob-
“son ferry will be smalntalnc

od are ero for been

Asked if the ferry. would
operate if the. government
didn't hold this seat, Mr.

made by ‘Education Minist-
er Don Brothers, candidate
for re-election as MLA in
Rossland-Trai:' riding.
cae. Brothers told the
ir News this week
tat ne is “high sovernment
policy to keep: the f
Eperating, and "that it will
be maintained and operated
-as. long as local people

‘arrow.

make use of it.

Kinnaird’s Recent 2nd Annual
_Swim Meet is a ibe Success

‘Aquanauts. naird: 605

e: Kinnaird ‘A Kimberley 468,

ia 360, Nelson: 224.*::

sistance and’ time given. by |’
many. adults’ and ‘the: follow:

who’ onated

Foreshore Rights
To be Discussed

~The _ executive » of the and te to storage areas from the

‘B. K., Macalister will meet,

age
~., groups to determine ‘who
the 1astest times for: the, ind

als which: took: place later in rie“.
the “afternoon: BA Enginee!

The official. welcome and ees of Castlegar, is the re-
opening of
was given by Mayor Loeblich sion’ bridge,..a new four-lane
at 1: p.m, after which - the high -level bridge ‘over: the
final races began. Fraser River at. Mission which

‘Those swimmers who inade}

ie fmals~ in the .various|
events such as the freestyle,
breaststroke, back crawl and
buttertly, competed and qual-|»
ined for individual and team
aggregate points. The final %
vutcome of the swim meet
was as: follows:
Age Group Aggregate
Vanners:—

Gurls eight and wider z
Joanne Yule, naird. Boys
e.ght:and under — Jeff Stew-
art, Kinnaird..

‘Gils nine and 10 — Jud-|
ith Burrows, simberley: Boys
nine ‘and 10 — ff Yule,
hunnai

Girls 11 and 12 — Dar-|
dens : uacksa n, Kinnaird. Boys
— Robert Knut,

aird.
Gris. 13 and.14 — Donna
Kimberley. Boys
13 and as _— Daryl Marcellus,

jon Kin

Kwasney, is scheduled to be complet-

ed in two years.
Work ‘on’ the provincial

ley.
irls 15 and 16 — D
G is ao enise highways department ‘struc-

Young, Kimberley.’ Boys 15
and 18 — Steven Scott: and!ture started early, this year
hon Cunnings, Kimberley. |and is’ on: schedule.

Senior _— Girls » usan Five land piers on either
Knutson, Kinnaird. Seniors side of the river are com-
Boyer — Gary Baker,” Kin-|plete and foundations tor four

more are f
eG st overall girl _swim-|piles for tt
mer of meet: Tie-— Denise |river itsel:
Young, Kimberley, pleted.
rule, ird. The bridge, as well as
Best overall boy spine 10. Crarpasses and five‘ miles
mer. ‘of meet: Tie -— highway, is being designed
ule, Kinnaird, Geoff slew ty CBA of Vancouver: with
a

ring, former re-|1
the «swim meet sident engineer for the Mis-| ti

iets general cirection of the B.C.) 9,

ist ty. to pi
| tash Columbia Summer ‘Swim-|P'

railway overpasses are = cur-
rently a authorized: for. con-

District “and area “3” direc | 514%

G.S.. "Rust
“I feel-we should meet

gio lonal’ swim‘. t t hi it

meet. hel S

at Weeteld om ‘August 9 and). 4h Pieced. applica
rg-|1U. ‘They. won the -opportuni- suited applical

ipate in the Bri-

ere ies Ganb as

ionshi)
pionship meet fo company stated, ‘* le we

Empire: Pool” in
and Sat-] 4

be be Bell at, at

this pest| tte district and also the nec:
Kt at thi le ict ane ie nec:
epee = of|essity of :an over-all plan to

nadian Pacific’ railway
pane which is also used by
vehicular traffic.

“Qur schedule calls for

the Mission bridge-to be‘ open-| <,,

traffic in the late sult

dine,” «: said
‘Keith Henry, CBA ‘executive
vice-president.
Total length of the cross-
ing. is just under three-yuar-
ters of a

er
The. bridge will be .70 feet

above high water. There will
be sidewalks on either side
and conventional © lighting.
The three main spans total-
ling 1,020 feet consist of a
steel box girder with an or-
thotropic steel plate deck. Ail
piers:and abutments sre of
--uucorced concrete.

There will be- ‘overpasses
over railway tracks and exist-
ing oes ‘on both sides of the
Fiver.

| Tuesday's Fire
.On Sentinel Mt.
Intentionally Set

‘Tuesday afternoon's ba

Total: team points:

set. This was the report ‘av: i

Town Council Suggests
Centennial ’71 Project

Summer Festival in its ene Doukhobor : Historical
first attempt earlier’ this nay 0 a museum, ‘possibl;
month to establish what. is i the: form of .a':Doukh:

hoped to be an ‘annual bor village as their ‘contri-
event, has ‘left memories bution for Centennial ‘71.
worthwhile. The Doukhobor Ald.'Ed Mosby, as acting
exhibit: in "particular ~ mayor, gave. his. support to}
brought praise from mom-

suggestion stating | it)
bers of the Castlegar coun-

was the one thing in his
would | place
meeting.

this area on the map.
for Ce

It was
- Lorne Zinio that “Cetagae
‘council spearhead with Kin-
naird council:and the Koot-

‘71 are to receive provincial
assistance of 60 cents per

en. the. C. News when
details of the fire were re-
quested.

The offender was none
other’ than forest ranger
Hugo Wood who said it) was
a controlled burn of logs to
allow-a demonstration ofthe
CL 215 which: is'in the area
to show how this plane could

10" peor when used- in fire

The CL 215 which carries

°!
the “Avenger whose’ capacity ||
is 500

gallons of chemicals.

the Province a be ‘compet-| make the’ most ‘use of .avail-
‘The swimmers from this
area who. willbe the
are Joanne ‘and Geoff: Yule,|aware of’ our basic operation-
Paul Stewart, Darlene Jack-|al requirements, and their
Linda ‘and Teresa Mc-|importance in the stretch of
Gatley, Linda and Garth Gill-| river between the dam and
Cai

man, Rafter, Debbie|our plants.”
Mattiazzi and‘Debbie York.
_= These: swimm ‘ill

The letter continued ‘.

one club to' provide a strong-

All in all, says coach Bill
Johnson ‘this summer: “has
been one. of great success
for our local
swimmers.

« young competi-| the safe ‘and orderly -move-
ive f

[ment of wood - to our: Plants

“for -recreation|'

the. need - for pub-| |

‘asked | behatt-to~allow-this-ared+
the ‘be: used other than recreation-/

alie=
28 +; Macalister ‘sald: he
‘was opposed 'to: the : idea: o:

Delinquent Bills
Result in Water
Being Shut Off

Unpaid bills resulted in

 that/two- town property. owners

having thelr water turned off.
marking: on the sit-
‘Tuesda'

tion was regretfully. taken but
must .realize their re-

.| people
eaousibility for this. service.

, The. water . was immed-|d:
iately turned on .when = pay-
ment was received for both
accounts on the day the water
was turned off.

A. three. dollar. shut . off

these people out of courte: J
with jotdeials of Celgar. Lim:!
to. discuss] -

use: other than recre sifenal B

Province 0.K.’s
Slocan Park’s
Water Legislation

The provincial govern-
ment has approved a plan for
a Slocan Par Water Improve-
ment District, Provincial Sec-
retary Wesley Black told re-
sidents here Tuesday of last

Mr. Black, who is also!
minister of highways in the

, Provincial government, Is. So;

redit candidate in

MLA Don Brothers
Says Ferry is to Stay

very, a
tempt to bring progress to.
tame communities ‘as well as,
the larger centres.”
Slocan Park is in a pre-
dominantly rural area where
Liberal candidate Bill Freno
has been concentrating much
of his. campai;
Mr. Black Said the south-

fiable credit far nelpig “to

make it a fact.

nent wane their main anal
way brought up to stan-

This

a to my efforts,” said Mr.
:The 17-year-old Political

veteran promised local side

Toads in the area will te im-

:again | was done} |y

by over 100 people, the
ister of Education Don io:
thers spoke of. the need for

SLOCAN-WINLAW COMBINES “won the Linon-Waterer-

©-| Thring ball trophy in Slocan Sunday shutting out the Kaslo

team in a double header. The league includes teams from

:|South Slocan, New Denver, Kaslo and Slocan. Members of
i th victorious teams are, back row, left to right,’ Mickey

new secondary, industries in
this are:

He. congratula' the
councils of the area or sup

Shkuratoff, “Andy Kanigan, Joe Katasonaff, Mike Horase-|
: mow, Barry Sutherland, Grant Brons and John Nesteroff.
Fron! row, left.to right, Paul Stooshinoff, Bill Douglas, Nick
Verig'n-coach, Jim Lapinski, Greg Brons. Missing from the

picture is Larry Shkuratoff. — Castlegar News Photo

invited to Los) Angeles to
jjenter into discussions with
Z4\another interested company.
Mr. Brothers emphasized
that. industry) would only en-
ter where there was a stable
enterprise government

and awarned -that the electson

try. take
chances by turning Tel.” au
Mr. Brothers.

_Blacktopping
Of Tennis Court
Scheduled Soon

tennis court with the
sine of school?. Merabers
the Castlegar town coun-
cil hope so.
at Tues-

reported
day. ae meeting it was a
matter. of time before the

Black a! of ene os tennis

dy taken place. >
Fencing will follow .im-
after bl