CASTLEGAR NEWS, hei sass a1, 1960)

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‘

| declared in the 10th Annual West

@|an 80-foot: steel-erection at the

3 vealed that neither an ambul-

‘| at the lower levels.

Riondel L
Badminito

Winners of 20 events were

Kootenay Junior Badminton
Tournament held here over the
weekend,:

Finals were played in the
SHHS gymnasium on Sunday af-
ternoon and it was evident that
the high standard of play seen in
this tourament ‘during’ the last
few years-is being maintained.
.* Bruce Rollick of Riondel was
the big winner of the affair,
coming out on top in boys sing-
les uder 17, mixed doubles under

Accidental Death
Verdict for Celgar
High Steel Accident

A verdict of accidental death
was brought in ‘at the inquest
held here into the case of Gordon
Duggan, 21-year-old. ironworker
who plunged to the ground from

Gelgar site on March 5.
Testimony at the inquest re-

ace nor a first aid man had been’
vailable at the site at the time
of the accident and: recommend-
ations were attached to the ver-
dict to the effect that these
should’: be permanently: at the
camp and ready ‘whenever the
men are working. “| >

A recommendation that plan-
King should be laid according to
the Workmen's Compensation
Act 499 and 500 were also car-
ried.

Duggan fell to. his death
while connecting: a steel beam
in place at the Sth floor level.
On the ‘completion of this job
he and his partner Patrick Bar-
ry would have descended to work

Duggan had complained of
“not feeling so hot” before clim-
bing to the high steel girder but
had told- the forman Joseph Ir-
ving that he would be “OK” to
finish the job..He bounced twice
on the way down and his death
was attributed to loss of blood
caused from a severe wound in
the spine and injuries to the
head,
: Dr. V. Goresky. was coroner
‘at the inquest and Jjurymen were
R. Smales, R. Belanger, G. Hicks,
J. Hendricks, R. ‘Archambault
and E. C, Ackerman.”

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A_ discussion of the merits

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of instant ‘coffee versus those of| ervision of Mrs, C. Munns, whil
regular coffee was carried out|Mrs. J. Lewis was in charge of
at the last meeting of the: Kin-|the tickets. Convening the af-

‘ The discussion - was short-| 3, Ungarian, Mrs. Young, Mra. F.
lived. Commented village ‘fore-| Mitchel! and Mrs. A. Culley.
man Paul silidebrandt: “T breter

~ fing. Congratulations to Dianne
‘.: [who is $130 rich!

Halen Lyric Tenor
ad Wins - Is Featured Artist

n Tou rne Cesare Valietti, tiation lyric
tenor of .the Metropolitan, La
Scala, Rome and San Francisco
"a7 and boys singles under 19. Operas, is a native Roman, His
Donna -Faye Haley, Ross-| father is a physician and his mo-
land, her last. year 3 junior|ther a gifted musical amateur,
ranks, was girls of - Rome' bra
singles and mixed alae under] Academy of Santa Cecilia, .
19. Several other players also Mr. Valetti_ appears in Trail
became dual title ho‘ders, Inclu-| Saturday: evening as -the "finat
ding Richard. Mitchell of Castle-| guest star. of the 1959-60 Cele-
gar in the under 13 category.|brity Concert series, ~
Louise Davis of Castlegar, also Cesare, ‘as‘'a boy, dreemed
in the under 13's, Gordon Hall-| of romantic life full’ of travel
strom of Riondel in the under) ond ‘excitemerit and settled’ on
15 group, and Wendy Defoe Of/the Navy as: his ‘future profes-
Castlegar. sion. Meanwhile he Segan his
Prizes and trophies were pre-| musical career @s a. soprano
sented to the various winners by i in the famous church
former president “of “the ‘B.c.| % te Gest.
former present "of At. 17, his voice, having -ma-
It was announced that the| tured into a tenor, he often took

under 13 section of the tourney, part in the “musical evenings

which this year was run ona which were a prominent part of
trial basis,’ would be made al his family's lite,

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permanent feature of future

ent trophies would be secured
before next spring.
It was also’ stated that a
number of the players would be
taking part in the B.C. Open
Junior Tournament, expected to
be held at the Coast. during the
Easter holidays.

The full resuits of the week-
end competition’ will be carvied
in next week's Paper.

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PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 31st to APRIL 2nd

DANCHELLA — To Mr. and
Mrs, James D. Danchella, Rob-
son, March 24, a son.

STEFONIUK — To Mr. and.
Mrs, W. Stefoniuk, Castlegar,
March 25, a daughter.

KINNAIRD. SOCIALS

Mrs, Kaufman, Phone 5488
The United Church WA fea-

tured the Easter Bunny and
‘bright red tulips on green grass
surrounded by . fluffy yellow
chicks as a setting for their
main table at their Spring tea
{held last Saturday. The Easter
motif was tastefully arranged by
‘Mrs. B. Lundquist..Pouring were
Mrs, W. Evans and.Mrs, W. Ja:
cobson; Mrs. I Nichols ‘and Mrs

Instant

Baglo. Sewing table, =
Brown and Mrs. Vic Nelson. ‘The

sale of candy by the Sunday
school class was under the sup:

fair was Mrs, E.. Johnson, - Mrs.

Dianne Warner was the luc.
ky winner. of the Legion jackpot
at the Bingo on Saturday even.

>.Many happy returns of the
day to Greg Archibald who turn-
ed six on Saturday, Helping him
celebrate thé occasion was David
Hendricks, Wayne’ Jackson and
Guy, Goodine, at. an afternoon

arty.

Air Cadets “Mickey Faires,
Doug Brownlie and David Butler
visited Fairchild Air Force Base
at Spokane on: Saturday. Ac-
compahying the ‘boys were Ray
Heagy and Floyd ‘Peterson,

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! mal activities was meade Friday gar. Branch,‘ ‘Ste ‘Johns’ “Ambu-| ing

: _—_c TN Dre eee acon compe ton,

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decision to! ‘contiiirs ‘nor: night by + meiner of the: Castle. lance Seeley, after thelr 3 eek: its own fees," he pointed ee

ast “7 ,C. Emmott.
Mr. -Emmott’s visit was in
‘the ‘role of “troubleshooter,” re-

as by some _misunderstandings
regarding .Civil Defence first-aid
courses, say members of the local
Frou.

Ir, Emmott, who was intro-
duced by. R. ‘Rivers, former St.
John’s secretary, thanked the
“old faithfuls” present, remark-
ing that all organizations were
alike, the few falthful support-
ers and the remainder’who are
guite willing tto “let George do
it.

SATURDAY, APRIL: and & SATURDA\ f “APRIL 9th Q

‘ANY: ITEM ‘in GooD CONDITION {WELCOME

Goods will ‘be picked’ up or may he lett at "shop
wie oe either. Saturday.

He told the group of his
coming to B.C. some two years
a ago having ‘served in St. John’s

ete in other’ parts of Canada, and
felt there were a lot of “loose

ol nice “Up requiced plese phone: ends” in the They

sulting from the confusion caus-| tors give services gratis, the cost
ed rid recent. reorganization at| to the student should be lowered.
‘provincial headquarters, ‘as well] -

long ‘as they. their.
share ‘to’: the provincial | body,
it

was no
with the fees ‘charged. If instruc-

He told the meeting the Cas-
tlegar Branch is. in a fortunate
position'as the CM&S Co, makes
an annual -grant to the provin-
cial ‘body, as does the Welfare
Society. There is also the. fact
that ‘emp:oyees’ of the “com-
‘pany” ‘and: most’ other industries
in. this area get their’ tuition
ree, as the, employer subsidizes
their instruction by paying stu-
dents gat

gar ra been getting along with

was no reasori to change,
As (far. ‘as. losing

| CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 31, 1960

clivi iti les ‘=

‘Emmott said it Castle- | °
a'tee of $2.50 in the past, there |ted

on’ the ex-

‘They ‘the executive
should form ‘a’ cross séctiori “of
the area,-and should be repre-
sented by all ‘groups, ‘medical |:
profession, ‘civil’ defence, large |:
ines ete,, to take the bur-
den off ‘the old ‘faithful. A new] |*
secretary's “guide book is being|’
written to help with’ the work
and keep the branch ‘posted, but
it is not. Hwee complete.

‘In the question period fol-
lowing Mr, Emmott's breakdown
of the trouble points, many sub-
fects were brou; ougtie up,’ and sat-
istection reached in most instan-

* Chateman of Friday's .meet-
ing in the basement of the Uni-

- PRIGED
Church = here’ was \: Fred

RIGHT |
Howes, resident of the. local feo

their ‘autonomy, Mr. Emmott
said he did not agree with the
local feeling, He said provincial

are trying to "tle .these up.”
‘There were’ many problems to
be met on a.provincial scale as
well os in local branches.
Referring: to: the Civil De-
fence first-aid classes being con-
ducted, Mr. Emmott said Civil

uRobron 2277, Castlegar 5003, 6461, ‘oor :
; - Kinnaird: 2738, 4181, 37, 5378

with St. John’s, A Federal agree-
ment has been drawn up bet-
ween the two groups, with rules
and regulations. governing the’
administration of courses:
‘The Ctvil Defences course in

‘Central sami

wneéded a record of
budgets, : amounts spent and
must have-this to‘'make up thelr
own financial statement to sub-
mit to the national

where -the funds, are used as they |’

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“Also he’ felt it was of bene-
fit, to the branch treasurer him-

get. It- would give him some idea
of what ta expect an plan for.
Mr, Emmott: said it is the
hope of the provincial body that
brariches~ will ‘reorganize. their
constitutions to tie in with the

first-aid is ‘based o1
tals, as. Civil Defence wants the
masses, trained. in “basic first aid,
not’ just a few people. The idea
here is that in event. of a nation-
-al or regional. disaster it might
be several ‘days before medical

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of. gamé i luding buf-

would. be
It was agreed therefore, pala
Mr. Emmett, that the two or-
ganizations would cooperate on
the teaching of first aid, with
Civil Defence «setting up ‘their
class and-St. John’s doing the
instructing, and recording! marks
| for; awards.
‘However, if St, John’s bran-
ches wish to cour-

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falo,”
‘They. were not inferior to
the Shuswaps . in general. con-
dition and ‘character and with a
™mote careful - internal - organiza-
‘tion ‘possibly had less of their
vicea “They were frequently ex-
‘posed to ‘horse stealing - raids
|from the Blackfeet. Indians and
in their efforts to retaliate, the

ses to a select few,:this is car-
ried on in the usual manner, as
the provincial CD does not pro-
vide funds for advanced courses,
he advised.
“He felt’ the local’ situation
was the‘ resiillt of misinterpreta-
tion of the regulation’, and these
matters. are i being’ checked for
clarification; :

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: ee “tee is con-
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part of the district
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Mrs, n’s. book is full

ries ag witness-this one about the
death. of Sam Henry, a China-
man who died in Nakusp in 1912
and whose ‘funeral was held in
the full Chinese tradition.
Mourning*' and.erying “had
gone. on for-‘several days after

rial full of strange ‘incidents took
Place. "The = women: :wore “white
sacks on thot heads’ and were

ing to ‘op
"| ate, ‘and ‘tt’ was. his’ ‘opinion ‘the
figure \of $5 was ‘about right. to
cover. cost fof books and bands

“The py: was . taken to
the cemetery on. ee horse-driven
Wagon. and the’ isp. brass

}the, increased; or. set fee. was
tausing © concern in . the “small
‘} | centres,’ the executive body had
-[met, for discussion. ‘If had then
been’ suggested ‘the ‘branches
should each. cantribute a share
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L!|. “Food such as’ roast chicken,

Chinese

of noise makers,

“From the ‘house ‘to thé
graveyard, ‘a distance of over a
mile, small pieces of white pap-
er with holes punched in. them
were scattered by the mourners,

spirits would’ have to crawl
through the holes’ in’ the paper
defore “they could molest the,

cakes, cookies, ‘fruits, nuts and
oranges were left-at the grave-
side tofeed the spirits but -the
body, was not buried, It was ta>

where it lay in
before . being sen:
real burial.”
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close the’ condition’ of: the body

tate for a year.
to China for

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