CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Mar, 29, 1962

-Don Brothers Reports...

at This has been
a very busy week

in the  Legisla-

ture, with a night
every

and the

fect of making the stamps of some
value.

The second Committee was a i

Committee sct up ‘to consider the
advisability of legislating service
station hours. This Committee re-

Coun-

tha F
cils be authorized to fix certain

maximums as they felt advisable,
In line with the recommenda-

son of the City of ral: and with
3 2

to the Prov:

lation and with
varlous Minister's eer ep

inelal Legislature during the Bud-
get Speech, the Government intro-

On Monday wi
debate on the Minister of High-
ways’ Department and during his
estimates the Hon, P. A. Gaglardi
told me in the House as a result
of my questions that the highway
between Castlegar and Deer Park
would definitely be reconstructed
in the event of a High Arrow dam.
‘This Government undertaking was
also given to me by the Hon. R. G.
Williston, Minister of Lands and
Forests during the debate on his
estimates, ~

Tuesday and Wednesday wero
taken up completely with legisla-
tion and discussion of the estima-
tes of the Minister of Lands.and
Forests, The complete power pol-
icy of the Government was set out
in great detail by the Minister and
he emphasized that the Govern-
ment was extremely anxious to

proceed immediately on the Col-
tmbia River. development togeth-
er with the Peace, He stated that
contracts for the First Treaty Dam
could be called tomorrow and the
dam at Duncan Lake could reap
power benefits within 18-24 mon-
ta The second Treaty dam, Ar-

ww Lakes, could realize power
benefits within about 30 months.

Premier Bennett returned to
the Legislature on Thursday and
stated that very useful talks had
been held in Ottawa, but that he
was not in a position to release
any further information at this
time except to say that he was
very optimistic about the Columbia
River development and that a fur-

ther talk would be scheduled.

On Thursday the House was
involved in a-lengthy debate con-
cerning amendments to the Power
Development Act and an Act to
establish the British Columbia Hy-
dro and Power. Authority. . The la-
ter Bill is to amalgamate the Bri-
tish Columbia Power Commission

. and the B.C, Electric into one com-
pany so that. the power rates can
he -reduced ;in’:the’ Province and
that the Peace River

duced during the week |#

covering pre-arranged funeral ser-
vices. This proposed legislation
provides that a trust account must

be maintained by a funeral direc- | fag

tor at all times and that monies
shall be paid out to purchasers
upon his request less an adminis-
{rative 3 chars,

am very pleased to see this |f

legislation being introduced by. the
Government since the -public will
now be protected and the funeral
Directors will know where they
stant

During the Minister of High- |f

ways’ vote, I was pleased on be-
half of the Village of Kinnaird to
recommend that “the official open-
ing of the Kinnaird-Cascade High-
way be held where the highway
enters the Village of Kinna’

The Minister replied favourably | &

and I therefore hope that the Vil-

ing in Kinnaird when the High.
way is completed.

I also emphasized the need for
an immediate start on the new
Columbia river bridge at Kinnaird
and the minister advised me that
this bridge was now on the plan-
ning boards and a design had been
decided upon and that the plans
should be available soon, I am
Pleased to know that the depart-
ment recognizes the need for an
immediate start on this important
project, particularly with all the

traffic which we can expect'in our
District with the completion of the
vital Kinnaird-Cascade link.
During the estimates of the
minister of Jands and forests I
emphasized the wishes of the peo-

Ble of this District for a contract |§

to the one being used in
the Peace River development, to

allow the people of our area ‘to =

have the first opportunity at any
jobs that would come available
during construction work of the
High Arrow dam.

re
may proceed. Both of these Acts

were approved on the second read- |'

with the: Opposition voting so-
Taly against these measures.
The Attorney-General, Mr.
Boaner, pointed out during the de-
bate that the Courts would be free
to-test the Bill but would not be
able to adjust the price.

; The session is rapidly drawing
to! a close. Two. important Com-
mittees have now come in .with
their recommendations. The Com-
mittee on Trading Stamps recom-
mended that trading stamps could |“
continue to be used in the stores

and that the customers should]: -

have the freedom of choice as to
whether they wished trading
stamps or not, however, that tra-
‘ding stamps should have a. re-
decmable value of not less than 10
cents. each. This will have the ¢f-

ZOOBKOFF — To Mr. sand.
Mrs, Mike Zoobkoff, Brilliant, Mar.
22, a son.

GLEBOFF — To Mr. “and Mrs,

daughter.
SOPOW — To ME, and Mrs.
S. Sopow, Castlegar, March 26, a
daughter. i

MALOFF — To Mr..and Mrs,
W. Maloff, Brilliant, ‘March 28, a
son,

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Results

High School League —

Girls high single, Bey Robin:
gon 203; girls high three, Bey Ro-
binson ‘510; boys high single, Or-
lando Vecchio ;323;' boys’ high
three, Orlando Vecchio 752; team
Bien single, The Rascals 904;-team

high ‘three, The Rascals

F, Bonnet 600, D, ‘Leitch. 628, B.
Shay 646, C, Waterman 607.
Drivers League —

Ladies, high singles Jo Taylor
240; ‘ladies ;high three, Margaret
Munns '585;;:team high single,
Sparkplugs’ "858; team high three,
Sparkplugs

45,

"52, Rubberrousers' 40, The Blowers
33, Pingobblers 45,.The Rascals 49,
Other: 600's:- Jolie Mason 601,

Colgar Mixed Leagu
«Ladies high aingte, Grace Mc-
§/ Cullough ‘281; iadies high three,
Grace McCullough 707; mens high
single,.Bud Allingham 269; mens
high three, Clarence. Hutchinson
622; team high single, Team No. 2
a0ser ‘team high three, Team No.

it Si No.:1-2 points, 210, 3-11,
0, 5-5, 6-3, 7-4, 80, 8-6, 10-2, 11-7,

128.

Other. 600's:- Frank. Webster
615, Bud ‘Allingham 613, Marg Fou-
bister 614, Val landers 673,
Coffeebreakers

bert 258; ladies high three, Maur-
Betts: 615; team Righ single,
iuae, 837; team high thre e, Muf-

eee Afternoon * League

+. Ladies high single, Rose Dick
son (Aero Taxi) 314; ladies high
three, Rose Dickson (Aero Taxi)
6835; “ladies high ~ average,’ Rose
Dickson (Aero. Taxi). 191; team

39 high © single, ’ Ross’) Market 974;
Cc team high three, Oglows’ 2555.

DeFoe's Transfer.1, Oglows 3,
Aero .Taxi 1, Bosse Jewellery ‘3,

West's ‘Tuesday Ni
Ladies high single, Ann Proud

Wieners EB eee a Ross’ Market 1, Sat ex Drug ‘3.

Steak 7-Bone oF Sirloin Red Label tb. 7 IC
Pork Chops all cuts, ‘tb.; oo 49
Potatoes Gems, 100 tbs, .. $2. 69=—
Apples Spies, Junior Box ..
Tomatoes Tube .

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253; ladies high three Ann Proud
600; mens high single, John Obet-
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Price 701; team high: single, Tur-

S001, 1136; team high three, Turtles

Hasbeens. 3, Littlejoes’ 1, Tur-
tles.:3, Freshmen’ 1,* Fireballs 4,
Greenbacks 0.1

$1 692 Other '600's:- Bob Love 623,
=] John Obetkotf 611, iueh Goetting

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Tuesday Mixed

Ladies high anole Toyce Tur-

258; ladies high three, ‘Carol
Tohizon 604; ladies high average,
Joyce. ‘Turner 168; -mens high ‘sin-
gle, ‘Don’ Leitch: 7254; mens high
three;“Leh Turner 675; team’ high
single, Genelle.958;) team high

Vagabonds 1, Nighthawks 2,|-

Chevrons 3, zantca ds 2 Genelle 3,
Fireballs. 7;
Other 609!s: Bae ‘Archibald’ 39,

Leag
Ladies high single, E Elsie: Hie-|:

t League —| tors: 3,° Coasters 1,

"8B%,
Sparetires 41%, Sparen ues 41, ee
hausted 29, Cranks 24.
‘<“No Blow Club” ‘members -
Helen Stamp-Vincent.
Wednesday -Night League -
Ladies high single, Fran. Mar-
shall and: Marie Schuepfer 235; la-
dies high three, Kay. Adshead 655;
team high  single;- ingping: 6 902;
team high’ three, Kingpins 2528.
Fivethumbs":3, Choregirls ay
Kingpins 4, 4, Sputnike 0, Flyers 3,
eatn!
Thursday Morning League
Ladies high single, Jo.T Taylor
242;. ladies “high three, Olga’ Har-
shenin *:608;) team | high single,

is Chipmunks 0 8437. team high ° ‘three,

Beavers

Lions: 4, +: “Reavers 3, Squirrels

3, Chipmunks~ 1, Minx 1, Teddy

Bears 1.

Thursday Night. Mixed League —
‘Ladies high single, Bobby En-

man 299;*ladies'high three, Bobby.

Jeffery -284;° mens: high three,
George Rilkoff. 749; team nigh
‘Tiredtutors

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Bob's Pay'n ‘Takit 3057.
-. Plaza‘:Five 2, Fourpointers 2,

ters 4, Mudlarks 0, Rick’s 4, Smi-
th’s P&H Untouchables 0, Tiredtu-
ss Hobs: Pay'n
Takit 3, Kingpins:2
*.) Other’ 600's:- Jake Koenig 729,
Don McLarty. 707, Bob Jeffery 705,
Carl Loeblich: 698,°Alex: Naycuck
McAdam 657, Nick Bur-
ak "648, Pete , Tarasoff | 636, Fred
Fillipoff. 653, Ron’ >Kennedy. 624,
Pearl Fillipoff~ .612;?Fred Horcoff
612, Karl: Koreen. 607, Harry, Che-
veldayof? 600. .
Sisale ses League — -
high “single, Annie
Siar “909; ladies -high’ three,
Molly ‘White ‘601; meng high sin-
gle, Joe. Zebroff 265; mens high

three; Earl’ Rourke 676; team high |"

single, Defenders 1031; team high
three, Defenders 2905.
-') (Defenders :3,- Dukes 1, Rebels

rockers 1,

Other 600's:- Jack Mason 4S;
Slim Koochin 608,

Congratulations to Rose ‘Dick.
son for hex 300  p!

“Skating Club

Figure ;
old ag eiinale’ Friday” evening
when’ the group’ will J invite friends
for a a free session of skating.”
the juniors displayed

master. of sessions, Mike -Verzuh.
Hetning: him pie been Mrs. A, B.

H. Batchelor a aad 3 toe B. tacalle:
ter.

Distinguishing themselves in
entertainment held on several oc-
casions at the rink during the past
week have: been the following: .so-
loist, ‘Valerie: Dawson; group per:
formance by Niki:Verzuh, Donna
‘Walper, Sandy Lizzee, Judy Pier-
point, Margie Thors, Karen Brown,
Julie- Ann: Webster, Sylvia Zucco,
Bonnie, ‘Ackney, ‘Alexa: Condy, Di-
anne Langevin and Jill Macbeth.

‘Performing as a duet: Sunday
was, John ‘Batchelor - and Sandy
Lizee when the group entertained
the adult skaters. The Sunday pro-
gram. included the Dutch ‘Waltz by.
‘the senior group, Allan Woodrow’,

this week, ‘Linda McGillivray and
Viki Obedkoff performed in -addi-
tion.to the younger group who did
the; London Bridge numbers,
John: Batchelor ‘performed in
‘a solo. dumber, paired: were:Linda

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McGillivray. and. Joanne Lanzarot-

koff and s. ‘Condy, Julie Ann Web-
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jianne’ Langevin, Mrs. E.
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7 |tek followed with the grand march.

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Enman 688; mens high single, Bob |:

Breadwinners 4, Fivepins 0, Splin- |.
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3, Phantoms 1, Royalscotts 8, Bed-'

Finale Friday! :

by 'S. Condy’ “and soup, Viki Obed- |’

point and Si Condy,. Jill Macbeth I

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Mar. 29, 1962

Renata WI Tea on April 11

.| Renata Womens’ Institute was held| Mrs, M. Funk, Mrs. J, Dyck, Mrs.

at the home of

The March meeting of the;J, Reimer, convenor, assisted by. B O B 7 S
Mra, M, Funk, Ae Rota

M. Warkentin and Mrs, Rohn,

Thi
ocean called ito of: It was decided that each mem-

der by repeating the’ “Club Wo-
mans’

at Harrop to be held in May, display ‘during the summer mon-

ber will be responsible for a batch
toe es “Dyek was appointed] of annuals, to be planted in the
delegate to the district to give a colour

PAY'N TAKIT.

The" pre-Easter tea “will ‘be| ths A caretaker was named for “MONDAY thru FRIDAY"

held ‘at'2 p.m.,. April 11, with Mrs.| the season.

Notice to Gastlegar & District
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CLOSES SUNDAY, APRIL Ist

General Skating 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 p.m.
Final Skating Session this year

9 AM. TILL 9 pa

Saturday 9 A.M. to 5.30 P.M.

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