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Va. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 4, 1963

Castlegar and District Fall

Fair to be Held Sept. 20 - 21/

‘The Castlegar and District Fall
Fair Association held a general
meeting last wock in the Logton
Hall with 16 members present and
Pete Ewart, tha president, presid-
ing.

It was decided that the ad-
mission would) be the same as
last year: adults 60c, students 25¢

and children under 12 year admit-
ted free, Admission for those with
booths was also discussed, There
were five organzations represented
at the mecting and it was suggest-
that an invitation be sent to
the Russian Women of Castlegar}
to see if they would like to’ have
their organization represented!

The treasurer gave her report
and said all outstanding bills have
been paid. It was decided that the
dance would .be omitted this year.
It was the feeling of the meeting
that it was mostly the young peo-
ple who attended the dance and
now they have their own dances

“regularly. »

A ratfle was discussed _ and
this will be decided at a’ later
date. A refreshment booth was
also discussed and this will also
be decided later.

It:was decided -fo write the
Project’ Society and ask if a _re-
presentative from the Fall Fair
Association could meet with them
to discuss ny things for the

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Betterment of the Falr which Is
to be held in the ‘arena on Sept.
20°and 21,0.

‘E. Bailey reported that the Se-

for the two nights of the Fair.
Many discussions and sugges-
tions for the Fair were made and
the- hope’ of. the association
that there will be much’ more
space this year, Entertainment was
also ‘discussed, ag was rental of
floor space for concessions.

- Legion LA to Hold
Annual Spring Tea
And Sale April 27 -

The regular monthly ‘meeting
of the LA to. the Royal Canadian
Legion Barnch.No. 270 was -held
last. week inthe Legion Hall with
16 members present, Routine open-
ing was conducted by Mrs, D. At
head, who is president.

for catering, sick: ‘and visiting. -A’
sick member in the hospital is to
receive ‘flowers. It was’ reported
that some new supplies have been
purchased for the ‘kitchen, It was
decided-to cater toa luncheon for
the Credit+Union in. June,

The sewing ‘committee had
some..materials ‘which they gave
out’ for‘members to make up. for
the Spring sale. Mrs. Adshead gave
a report of the special meeting of
the West Kootenay. Zone Council
which she had attended in Nelson.
A vote of thanks was extended to
her for the report. ,

The date for. the rummage
sale was set’ .for,-May; 11.’ Mrs,
Stella Ball was initiated ‘into. mem-
bership and given, a';hearty wel-
come. Mrs. F. Bacon will do the
hospital visiting for April. :. :

It_was decided. to hold .the
Annual Spring. Tea’and = Sale \on
April 27. The hamper. will: be dis-
pensed with for this year... Com-
mittees named were: Kitchen, ‘Mrs.
R. Wadey, Mrs,’ Bacon and Mrs,
H. Bate; tea tables, Mrs. J. Brown-
lie, Mrs. Ball, Mrs, B, -Lundquist
and Mrs. J. Levins; bake table,
Mrs. H. Johnson and Mrs. M. Hing-
ley; tea tickets, Mrs..J. Moll, and

‘|raffle tickets for cake, Mrs, 'Thel-
ia’ Walker,

A birthday cake for the tea

is to be ‘ordered.

- WELFARE
BINGO
Legion Hall — 8 p.m.

NEXT BINGO. WILL BE HELD ON

SATURDAY,

APRIL 20th

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NEW DEMOCRAT

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savings and: capital to create a sound

Canadian. economy.

@ Comprehensive medical care-cost
distributed evenly to provide complete

coverage for everyone.

RE-ELECT

H. W.

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IN KOOTENAY-WEST

as See by Kootenay-West NDP Committee
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Committee, reports were given: -

nior Citizens will provide guards} ;- §

_ top row left to right: Jim
-who shared’ a. $70 award

_jwho_ recéived .a, $100 awa

SUGGESTION PLAN award winners at Cominco.are,

Batchelor and Dave Tweed
and‘A. G. Jurick..who ..re-

eeived’a' $100 award.:Sécond row: R. L. Edmonstone

rd and B. A; Service and |

“A: G. Cristofoli who shared a $40 award.

foi study.

KINNAIRD BRIEFS _

Building permits | for. three.
homes worth a total 6f $52,470 in
new buildings were approved.

The village was advised that.
Isaac Haarms and: B,C, : Acker-

man’ have‘been appointed ‘by the |,
Kinnaird | Ratepayers’ Association:

to work: with the village'on’ plans
for clean-up, paint-up' week which

| WH be? held April 15-20.

A latter ‘trom’ the -KRA
questing a sign pointing: out ioth
Ave. near, Trischuck's, store | was
turned over to Comm. Ron Gites
x

Omar Lightie appeared, before
council to’ further discuss his new
subdivision’ located’: next :to ‘the
present ' Kinberr: elite subd

-| vision.

.
‘Muncipal : clerk - Allen ‘Seibie

will attend a. municipal. officers

convention int ‘Victoria.

“uCw. Plait
Fall Bazaar

-The first general mécting’ of
circles of the United

An_ award $380 has-been
shared by two ‘Cominco employees
at Kimberley for a wotkable idea,
, Porter and Warriner,
both’ working, at’ the Consolidated
Mining and ‘Smelting - Company's
Sullivan concentrator, teamed. up
to’ present. the results of their in-
vestigations :to the’ company’s sug:
gestion plan; committee. They pro-
posed a change'in. the: method’ of
operating filters to' ‘reduce mots-
ture. content. in lead concentrate,
resulting in ‘reduced ‘costs,

f The award tops the list of 87
ens, approved by. the committee

in the last two months, making a
total distribution o! of $1,635 to em-
ployees at Trail, Rion- | P.

~ Cominco Men
Eern Awards

phosphate plant cell to eliminate
leakage,

‘An idea from a staff employ-
ee, F. J. L. Miller in research and
development at* Trail, received
approval.

Awards ranging up to $35 were
made to the following employees
at. Trail: R. Watkinson, A..'G, P.
Santano, B. Postmus, J. Bishop, C.
P. mee A. Thompson, D,. G,
Quiding, S. Martino, R. F. McDic-
ken, E. Klit, W. J. Deadmarsh, J.
G. Bruce, D. McKinnon, R. Lattan-
zio, J. Monaldi, G, W.° Pillar, G.
W. Hill, E. Garay, R,. W. Ceder-
holm, W. Schweda.

. BE. Beaudoin, Mw Guercio, L,
taats, R. D.

del, B.C,, and Velhineaite N.W.T.
Eight of thesé were made to two-
Iman teams who pooled their think-
ing to work out the ideas on @
partnership basis.

Two $100 awards were ‘madé
at Trail. A. G. Jurick engineering
services, received one of these for
devising

othe “$100 award was | received by
Marit,

JW.

shimell, G. Coupland, S. Martin,
A. Sdao, H:, VanTassel, M. Fur-
iak, F. ficl, G, Hunter, E. Sam-
martito T. M. Black, C, W. Evans,
R: H. Milne, H. M. Salo, A. Snuges,
R. W: Black, J. G. Doig, B. Binotto,
J. A’ Rosse, C. E. Ferrey, L. H.
‘Vanness, F. R. Morran, G. Cruick-
shank, W. M. Bale, 0. Green,
L’Ecluse, E. Ady, W.° R. . Jolliffe,
F. Kumorek, G..W.. Nash, A.
Bay. a ;

J.ley._ activity,

Chureh Women was convened re-
cently in the United Church base-
ment..with Mrs. J, Munroe, pre-
sident ‘of the central group, con-
ducting.

Another project of the group
found its completion in the packing
of ‘five cartons of used clothing at
the’ meeting. The large donation
is to| be sent to Welfare Indus-
tries of; First United Church in
‘Vancouver.

Under consideration at the
meeting was a fall bazaar. Mem-
bers expressed ideas for this event
which is tobe held early in Novem-

jer,

Hospital and sick visitations
have been undertaken. Volunteer-
ing for the current two-week pe-
riod was Mrs, L. Bignell and Mrs,
A, Bertois. :

At thé. Municipal’ level, . as
elsewhere, Civil Defence planning
should be considered an emergen-
government for

be made ahead

D. of time as’a normal ‘procedure.

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VOLKSWAGEN ‘and leat ER
SALES .& SERVIC
‘Phone R.A. (Bob) Hecowalt 365-3491
1957. Willys Jeep Pick-up, 4-wheel drive $1295. °
exo Stock of. Vi Cars ‘and Trucks
‘New Rambler Cars

‘Sales: ‘& Service =— “Trades .

A high-quality, Saehand operated grease gun, Seapee with
12” flexible extension. hose.’ Low Esso retail price of $8.25.
“Yours now at a saving of $5.25 when you purchase one carton.
of 60 Esso'MP Grease Cartridges! The sure, economical way
your equipment in top working :’:
: condita; Get one, soon ‘from nro
Amperial. Esso > Agent.

This year the Castlegar Sparts-
men's Club'has passed ancther two
mileatenes on the’ toad ‘of, pro;

“This year’ we. will be. abo-
inning our ten ‘derby as'such and
in it’s place have a year long con:
test with prizes and winners to be
announced ; at next: year’s ‘ annual

-banquet,
"fishing: contest am be
divided” into 14 classes:
‘Three open classes: =

[| at T dolly verdes trout,

2, Kamloops trout and rainbow and
3. brook trout

1 lolly
Kamloops and duinbor trout and
3. brook. trout.’

Pl

BP stiggesting anew type of seal
box to improve the efficiency of
acid filters.
70 award was received by
E. J. Strong at Cominco’s Bluebell
Mine at Riondel, He pointed out
alterations to underground water
treatment: equipment used in as-
sisting to eliminate scale from
Pipes.
»- Dave Tweed and Jim Batche-
lor, employed in the chlor-alkali
plant at Trail, shared a $70 award,
They improved on the method of
cleaning out caustic'transfer tanks.
John Koochin and Barry Bon-
ell, employed at the Kimberley.
iron plant, shared a $50. award.
Their idea helped to improve pro-
duction methods by removing ob-
structions from furnace gas takeoff.

Bernard Service and Alf Cris-
tofoli; Warfield Instrument Shop,
shared a $40 award for suggesting
an ‘improvement in the seal of a

Number Seeking Johs
Drops During March

M. Bristow, manager .of the
‘Trail office of’: the National -Em-
ployment Service, -in his ‘monthly
report, advised that. a’ gradual re-
turn to work. in -a:wide: range of
occupations is now..noted. . ~

Mild weather, the awarding of

smaller contracts and ‘preparations
for work on the underpass at Kin-
naird are beginning to absorb work-
ers registered in the. construction
trades. -
Spring break-up has slowed
down the- movements: of: logs ‘to
sawmills inthe Grand. Férks dis-
trict, Little change is’ expected’ un-
til mid-April.’

and additions are expected to show
increased ‘activity. ‘

The number. of persons seek-
ing employment at the end of Mar-
ch is 877 men and 255 women. This
is a steady drop: from the figures
recorded at the end of January.

“iia
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_ Septic Tanks
Drain and ‘Water’ Lines
— By Contract or Hour
Reasonable Rates
Ph, 365-5938
574, 7th Ave. Castlegar

‘Home construction, alterations |'

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“Nest flick a switch: ‘and ‘instantly; care’ freé’Electri

mak househc Id

ae br oe

eae? should be: creamy, lustrous, and

wader, *largeat dolly varden

fest. Kamloops © and

trout, . aie
falabow. 3. Dok trout and 4 white

under, ue Sollyivarde yarcea, trout," 2 nee
Kamloops: and’ rainbow trout, 3.
brook trout and 4. white fish, g
be. jfeliaible for ‘all junfor' prizes

taust: bi

: can: be
Ladies | + dol Yarden; bar

Santor, boys’ — 18: years end 3

 guiioe girls’ — 18 years and|:

i Small fry 12 and ‘under are to] and

ir respective sex with a spec-|'
in prize for the largest overall fish.
he Rules —" 1, all 1 competitors 7:

4, Castlegar,
ne 5. Castlegar: — South: & Side
Grocery and 6, Kinnaird
. | Trading.

Men! emneranip c of ea
prodused at wel entry
form * filled ag NO at fish

more than one

| fect; that Js “May > 1 to Sanuary 31

ed, | the ‘following year.”

"'®.” Castlegar ' Sporting: Goods
will donate ‘a teepee tént to the

- | small fry. 12‘arid ‘under. who welgha

in. the biggest fish.each: month for
the: months ‘ of « May, }\June, ‘July,
August, September’ and: October.

The: Castle;
tral | Club: willbe ‘holding
‘| phant auction on Saturday, May

Place is to. be announced.’ ‘Atction:
eers are to be ‘members of the
club ’and* funds \to “go: to’ useful

and there™ is aye

aoe March 11 the Sons of. Nor-
Nordic Lodge No. 76, held a
meeting in the Nordic. hall. It was
decided to hold business meetings
bvery second Monday of the month
‘a social meeting every fourth
Friday ‘of the month. :

rummage and bake ‘sale.on ‘April
in: the Castldgar, Upholstery

e

Sportsmen's Tere ation and mem-
bership ‘must ‘be purchased Prior
to catching ‘fish. 2, Small: fry 12
and under need:no

Store. The commit-
tee reported ‘there are plans for-a
larger’ and better smorgasbord and

dance ‘to Be held on May U7 i in the

aL SOUADRON

Squadron at He
bare ate 18:50 hrs on Wolnesiay

They co Fishes to congratulate tho.
rifle. and -howling. teams. ‘on’ the
good show they. put on in Nelson
last’ Sunday. Although we, did not
win this round of the’ three round
competition; we : came ;-in “ second |}

17. Apr’ 63: | Fallin’ at’ the: High
School at'18,50 bre. |”
2. Routines: .).
Normal training will be ‘carried as

‘|per: CAP. 464 F25. and: Squadron

syllabus, :
The Squadron: will “be. inspected

| Part: 2 — Personnel.

B.-RCAC Cadets.

68 for Selection’ Board interviews

for’ Exchange’ : Visit and ‘Senior.

Leaders: course.’

F/Set.* Schwartzenhaler. De
Cpls, Gibso!

3, BC. Maciala F/L: se

3. ‘All the: fist: taken into: be: in|:

mae 22"a social meeting

was feta in the‘ Nordic hall.’ Mrs.
Iver: Johannsen, was initiated, into
the lodge. ‘Iver. Reinsbakken show-
ed ‘movies ‘of the’ Fall.Fair, senidr
girls and ‘boys folk dancing and of
Hien | 2?” -fiesta held ‘in Trail’ recently.
Cc. ‘Wheatley: gave an interest-
ing tation the history of the first

North America.

‘| white settlers « in

The, meeting ‘came to a close with [arms
a delicious lunch.
Prize

“It was also decided to hold ali

you might’ be throwing out,

don't ett it's of tbe ‘use; to“anyone.
‘We want, it. and: will Pick ; it Up

Just phone Mrs, Peppatd at; 885-

8216,

i Dia you ‘know: that ‘their
last: meeting this club: ‘passed the
hati and) hed eid ‘donated: towards

our
eeesatines vantioen ‘Pete’ Ewart
comes, word that we inlet, be ‘able
to get: afishing . pool:.made .and
stocked in ‘the’ Park. ° ‘More about
this ‘later.
Al Richards ‘and his big. game
trophy. division ‘of the Jocal club
have set’ up ten classes for this
years ‘cbt cbmpetition which ‘willbe

Seniors —1, mule deer typical,
2. mule deer non plea, 3., white
tail: typical,'4. white tail non-typt-
cal, 5. Boat, 6. ‘black, bear. and: 7.

50c,
ber must hold club membership and

trophy:
or before date of issuance of fire:
arms license on opening day of sea-
son. 3, Official scorer is Al Ri

winners for the last three ards,
; fe

n March’ g
hart’ Son laides
gents! first,

On March 16 Mrs, He ie
findahl won’ ladies’ tiset aa 7

Jobnson gent’s first: On March: 23
Mrs.. Guonvar © Reinsbakken won
ladies’ first - elvig gents’

efresh hments ‘and coffee were
exioyed after each party.

mule’ deer typical 150). ue deer
non-typical - 155, .white , tail deer.
typical \10,: white tail ‘deer’ non-
typical 135, miountain goat 40, Fare

ly bear: 18 and black bear’ 1
re\Fun!

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