CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 9, 1964

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Robwon Girl Guide Anoual, Bios drive Apr. 11 - Robson Comm, Hall.

Regular mecting David Thomp- son Stamp Club at home of Mrs, J, Moor 178 - 10th Kin- naird. 7.30 Apr. 13.

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Castlogar Unlicd Church Wo- men's Ten and Bake Sale. Apr. 11 Church Basement,

Rey. and Mrs, S. Klino of Cros- ton will speak and show slides on 10 yr. missionary work In India Apr. 15 7.30. All welcome United Church Basement.

RA mocting in Kinnaird Com, munity Hall, Apr, 9 = 8 p. LA to guides & Brownten, 4 ‘Apr. 13 - 8 pm. at Mrs. Carr.

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Dear Sir:

with the last gasps of win- ter behind us and old “Terra Fir- ma" absorbing its now colors, base- ball is once again grasping for its share of the sports limelight.

Yes indecd parents, your boys are anxious to scoop up that hot grounder or, hear the sharp crack of the bat as they line that inside pitch down the foul line for a elean double, .:

With a bit of luck, your boys can anticipate two full months of this wonderful pastime, except for one thing, that is “Lack of Parent Co-operation.”

* This obstacle has to be faced squarely and understood, otherwise it will be the downfall of Little League Baseball in 1964,

is problem has been preva: lent in the past with increased momentum. each year, as there have been too few of you adults for umpires, coaches, association coaches and executive personnel. However, it will be different this year, or, there won't be any Little League Baseball this season, Yes, these are firm words, between us, but let's face it, for if there isn't @ responsible representation of pa- rents at the Arena on next Monday night at 7.30, the Little League won't get started.

If you expect your “boys to play ball — then Iend a hand, otherwise forget: the whole bust. ness, but don’t go around crying regarding the lack of sports for your youngsters.

Therefore, let's see you at the Aerna on Monday night at 7.30 pm, and ‘get the ball rolling for

George Guimont, For the Castlegar-Robson Little League Baseball Association,

“BIRTHS

PALUCK — To Mr, and Mrs, Mervin Paluck of Robson, April 3, a. duaghter.

LIPKOVITZ — To Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lipkovitz of Castle- gar, April 5, a daughter,

‘EWART — To Mr. and Mrs. John S.' Stewart of Kinnaird, April |Z 6, a son. SANTANO — To Mr, and Mrs.

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2-Man Team Will “Study — Not Sell”

The two-man B.C, Research; Council team in the’area to study the possible amalgamation of the twin villages of Castlegar and Kin- naird or the setting’ up of a dis- trict ‘municipality made it. clear last week that. their’ fob is not to make the decision for area real. dents: but:‘only to present “the facts for all-sides ‘of the picture.

Bill Blakley; told the Castlegar Chamber of Commerce at its meet= ing last week ‘that “our. task is not to come up with answers, Rather our job is to'try to’ identify what types of problems‘ will ‘arise .°:'. and: what kind “of < adminiatration would be needed to handle them and what the costs would: be.’

Added George Crawford: “We don't know. what the best thin, 1s to do, Wel re here to help you find out.’

Me. Crawford sald .the team would Jook at the various -courses @f- action and such ‘matters as

ilitles and

tax’ a and provide information on these and other matters. ..:/.-

“He said | the’ final “decision would’ be’ that ‘of; area’ residents who might wish to:form:a district municipality, amalgamate the two villages “or stay'ns you are now.”

“Logelin Studies Subdivisions. Cn Coast Trip

“Muntetpal clerk’ Joe Logelin reported to his council last. week on:hl: trip to the coast “to study:

Mr. Logelin, who is approv-

methods’ of «ap roving’ subdivis, Z| sions,” " Me

B tenay shield. at the weekend.

*) Garlboo Air Charter of Kel- owna has applied to the Air Trans-

Bort Board of Canada for a licence to provide air transportation from the ‘Kelowna airport to connect Castlegar, © Mica’. Creek,” Duncan

Kelowna to Merritt,

The flights will be daily and will; connect: with CPA flights. A Person in, Vancouver wishing to go to or any of the pro-

Lake, Nakusp, Kam- loops, Merritt, Salmon ‘Arm, Sica- mous, Seymour Arm, North ‘Adsms Lake, Blue River and Tats Jaune Cache.

“<The twin villages of Castlegar

and have given their sup-

Port to the application, as has the

; | Castlegar’ Chamber of Commerce.

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mbers are, from-left to right, Brenda Roberts; Janet Zaitsoff, patient Sharon Garret; Rita Deveray a and. captain b ey Goctting — Castlegar. News: Ehoto

on. it'will be heard ‘next Thuraday : in. Kamloops.

The proposed service will pro- vide transportation on a. per-seat asis. Example rates are: $12 from

Kelowna tosRevelstoke, $11) from

Posed connecting points would pur- chase a ticket from Vancouver di-

Kelowna to Nakusp, and $9 from;

“Cariboo. ir Charter Warits To Serve River Development

rectly to Revelstoke transferring

planes at Kelowna, Kamloops’ or.

Castlegar using ‘the same ticket. - Full opportunity to be heard

at the Kamloops hearing: will be

air carriers, departments, public ‘bodies, | pri- vate groups and individuals.

‘+ Funeral - services. were held Saturday for .the - Jate «Stanley Humphries, 78, of. Robson, the man who lent his name to the stanley.

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Richmond, Burnaby and Delta.

Mr, Logelin sald‘ he. obtained copies of bylaws used by the mu.

ing office for the village, visited

ing officers, .

“\ He said'he also obtained sket- ches from the Richmond approv.. ing officer “and ;Burnaby’s . plan= ‘ner of: how the ‘Castle "Bar. ‘sub- division could’ bé ‘subdivided “'to better advantage”, and what could | ~ be inal “to take advantage 7 all

-Kimaird to ay

‘Kin aird, count on Tuesday

‘i itie uated and also. had| . -j the io meet’ with ‘ge- nior planning gal and approv-.

Kinnaird council,’ ‘by a unani- mous ‘vote: on. ‘Tuesday.‘nigh ‘night, de. cided ‘against the opening up: of. 0th Ave. onto No. 3 Highway.

Village © chairman \ Carl-; Loe- buch said: the? pros: vand, cons of the matter “shad: been‘, discussed ‘fully by. council meeting int com- mittee of the whole.” -

A motion noting that the phy- sical ‘difficulties in, establishing such an access and the siderations ‘involved ‘.are~ consid- Stable while the opening ‘of’ the ne school: and bridge

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$900 vehicle consisting. of -a. tank truck’ and“ pump ‘Would "provide “a

for village residents

may ‘ affect traffic ‘patterns:'in an unkn " mani then pas: by jgommisslonets resolving that |

winter months where tests have Broven that periods exist where the’ degree ‘of’ pollution exceeded | the danger point.: * pei The swell “puplicised answer. by Dr Taylor “and: hi

be. effective, particularly in the|

accept Dr. Taylor's

Castlegar.

Mr. Humphries died last Thurs- day in the .Castlegar hospital after a lengthy illness,

the Robson Community Memorial Church “with | Rev: Tom’ Wilding

| that our. water supply,;upon: chlo- rination, is safe ‘to’ drink, ‘and I would .warn:Kinnaird users to boil +} their water. before ; drinking. aise

“his may. appear to be an ir-

that the average oa *atill below,

ma “Upon the als of the explax

rational for.me to make iniithe: face. of ‘that ‘delivered :by two doctors and an engineer, how-

eS ever, .I feel ‘that their answer. is

most presumptuous, therefore leav- ing’ me no’ alternative ‘but: to. is-

Ration of averagesoffered, I‘can-

sue this warning -wider: the res. Ponsibility of my office, too “This: report: is‘issued: by. me with the: full-.upport of:,Comm. G:, S.. Rust.as_ the: representative from. this : Village: of the West Kootenay Union Board. of Health.” Copies of. the statement are to be forwarded. tothe WKHU; the

officiating. ’ Mr,

bestowed’ on the school for for “nis 10 ‘10 the: cate:

fo deal ‘of. valuable‘ patie he ‘did

construction.

'2 Born: in’ New -South : Wales; ‘Australia, on Feb, 6 1888, he re- ceived ‘his ‘education there and entered the teaching ranks at the age of 16,25)

In 1909 he migrated to Al- herta to farm and in 1914 enlisted in;the armed fogces for thé First, World War, He recefved his com- mission: as captain ‘in 1918 before -his discharge. He had been serving

signal "section of the Canadian

Funeral ‘services were held in|.

en :

} with the °14th Battalion’ of : the},

Highly Respected Citizen Stanley Humphries: Dies

‘Hymns sung at the funeral in- cluded Nearer My God to Thee ‘and Abide With ‘Me. Dr. W. 1.

on: the school prior to’ its ‘actual a

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efficiency. Mr. Hughes “commented that he would change his comment (to

the effect that lagoon effluent is |/f

better than that of mechanical treatment plants): to bring it into agreement with Mr. Goldie’s views.

Acting village chairman R. C. Maddocks: commented. that © the proposed lagoon has been attack-, ed on several fronts, First, he said, the lagoon was attacked on en- gineering grounds and then on ef- fluent grounds. Now, he added, the attack: was on the basis that lagoons provide a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

Dr. Benson answered that with “adequate” ‘maintenance of sew-

age lagoons “there. is no danger of ing.”

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: “Communicable Disease" and. Mr,

astry chairman of the Coatlegar Cham- ber of’ Commerce iis to meet in Victoria this; week‘ with

the pe of a a: “$150 grant from the provincial industrial develop- ment his

‘namely the :candition ‘of our water. supply, was, alesty placed before

Development Minister Ralph Loft.

tunities‘ in the Castlegar area. svi “This atea. ison the vege of on ploding” and. [such a meeting will

has” poy lird ‘printing! of the-Chamber's industrial brochure.

He’ said his group is giving consideration’:to'a new industrial brochur ‘and! ‘also_to. the ‘possibi-

high’ stale ‘Fred ‘Pressacco' told the Shember's. monthly meeting” Tast

” Are. to Address _ SHSS PTA Meet

Dr. James ‘McAnulty and Ri- chard Deane will be special guests at the next meeting of the. Stanley Humphries ‘PTA.

‘Dr, MeAnulty’s subject will be

Deane “will speak on: the’ .High Arrow dam. project and why he is opposed to it.

Everyone is “invited to attend this “meeting* which’, will beheld on® April: 27 ins the- Bish Fchodl cafeteria,

‘| his: committed

“| from‘ businesses ‘and ‘industry. He

BS backed: up: with an‘area: map. will

lities “promotion movie on this ‘district.s 090 55

<-, The, committee. chairman: said working .on:.the basis" that-the Columiba ‘river. de- ‘velopment’ is:'going : to-go ahead

meer’ Charles Goldie.

“Particular reference was made to.,the-. letters | this’, council: “had received from C..

tof: the~Pollution Control Board, wherein“ he stated ‘that’ at ‘times

Dr Taylor, Dr. eae and sengi= |

Mr: ‘ta an ‘active. worker community. projects, ., having

in 7: heen: chalrinen © of “his ; locality’s

Red.Cross campaign four years and

ucation <degreé ‘at thet ‘University. of- British Columbia, come: abe

his’ studies at’ UBC,: he - was. vicé- of the Agazziz ‘Secondary. School and:has 14 years

‘serving. in

| Scout. groups: aad the: Parent-Tea-

octation. ‘He: is married and. ‘has one child of elementay school age.

‘ nh life. member ‘of , the: Fidelity AF. and AM, No. 32 Lodge of Trail

“| Sentinel’ AF and. AM,.'No.'146° of

‘Castlegar and) was a member ‘of the’ Kootenay Lodge of Perfection

elson. He was also'a member of ' the. Gestleaer Legion, Branch

1062, he) is survived by. one: son

“ANASR’ of. Nelson: and * Kokanee |. Chapter Rose Croix ANASR Valley of!

The B.C Telepbonue Ga ms taking action to. reduce the party— une, loacting fx he, Sores Comet

Other“: teacher, are being made for the new school

>\‘and: it /is‘;expected the: staff. will

shortly be completed, allowing or- ation of the school to Proceed.

of. teaching” to

dit, including: experience as boys

counsellor. He «was president’ of: As=

the’ degree of was rapidly. approaching’ the: point where chlorination no longer

‘the Ag sociation: twice. and-also acted on

the. association executive i other.

consultations ‘with architects «J. Lovatt-Davies and ‘Partner. in Van- couver, as well as with department

andit'has received ‘many’ inguiries

said‘ some. of ‘the; inquiries. were of a confidential nature, ‘He said'a ‘one-page letter

be - sent*'to ‘ companies “concerned with ‘warehousing- and .distribut- ing. This ‘letter will point: out. the advantages ‘of the: Castlegar-Kin- naird area as a distributing centre. >i) Mir: Pressacco ‘also ‘reported ‘that: his“ committee -had examined the possibility of an industrial ex-

id mi which ‘would ‘have (pro-| Robson Ferry slip,’ just: af- vided ‘an Pportunity; for’ area: re-| ter. midnight last night, took: i | the life of Mrs. P. Kereiff.of Castlenst: The car, driven

sidents -to% batter undérstar mary /industry, paeren al

“JUNIOR FIRST. AID trophy was won iit the ‘Ist Robson Scout:‘Troop in-Trail-on'Satur- day “in ‘competition ‘with’ Scouts: from the

_ Whole Koo nin

Mike of “Ottawa;'one sister.

.|Castlegar. There. are“:seven

ry. ee husband, ‘left the slip as.it was approaching - the

lumbia and sank about fifty. feet from the slip..: Wi

ly)’ Sawchenko. “of (Caatlease and’ Mrs.:'Tony (Anne) Kal-: ugin of Alberni and one son.

Mrs. Annie. Sookachofé ‘and one ‘brother Nick Maloff of,

ferry, and went into the Co:|f

The Seley: in’ awarding ‘the contract resulted from: necessity of, ‘revising.;the’: school * plans, - all _tenders’ received ‘for: the job were! over ‘the estimate given by the architect.’

for! the building, Bovievers is'virt- ually: completed. with | final brush and‘ rubbish ‘burning ‘underway.

Frank of 3; two

Yand ‘and Mrs, Edmund’ “Phyllis” Hilton* of San Diego, Salitornie, and nine

te Mrs. George "Betty" Clark of Ross- 5

and traffic pany, has advised ‘couneik that six

~| of ‘officials ‘in Victoria. |*

> Clearing and levelling the site} *:

ae

Castlegar Invite

: Highway Minister. P. A, Gag-

: lardi has accepted ‘an invitation extended by the Village of Cas- tlegar: to visit Castlegar ‘to dis- ‘cuss with council the matter of ‘:Columbia Ave. drainage,

Gaglardl “wrote, council “that he would write council when

+ tlegar.:

“he will he available to visit Gas: with. thi

circuits, are “one of which we will be able to reduce to six parties immediately.” He said the other five have been. referred to the company’s engin-_ eering section’ for jts eonsidera— tion “in regards to relief, for this area.” MECOW: Rump, secretary of the. the federal Board of Transport y missioners, | advised» council iat upon receipt of-a copy of the pets tion. the ‘Board: has ‘written the company asking it to give consid-. eration to..what is‘ stated in the Petition and to file its submissions

ie. board anda‘ copy with the village’ of Castlegar.‘

turing the B.C. School Trophy.

UNIOR BADMINTON team members from Castlegar did well at Victoria recently cap-

consecutive year. Practically, all.of.the lo- teal players got to’ the semi-final stage or better: in, their age-group events, Pictured . here’ are, ‘back row 7s lett to ‘right; coach

for.the third

Photo:

Mac Mephetson': ‘Pat Hughes, Gerry: Gor- esky, Charlotte Sharples: (who ‘this’ year, ; won the WK ladies singles B-flight), Kaye Savinkoff and Louise Bartsoff. Front

Gordon McPherson, Joy Andersen, Geno Shutek and Sey Fomenolf, ——. Ford