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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 5, 1969 Cut Rate’s Bowling League Holds Banquet

A chicken dinner for the Wednesday Nite bowlers was held recently at the Legion pall with 38 persons attend- in|

i Highlights for the even- ing were the presentations of prizes for the past bowling

season. Cook.

League first went to the The evening concluded Canaries with 72% points./with several games of bingo Team members are F. Moffat,/being played.

D. Arishenkoff, B. Oglow, J. Carr, D. Koehle, S. Anderson and M. Denneus.

Second place went to the Robins with 72 points, Team members are K, Adshead, D. Knelsson, L. Hunter, M. Dan- chellt s. Meir and R. Ungar-

" Other prizes_went high average, Dot ‘Tipping 13, high single, Muriel Dan- chella 306, high triple, Betty oeley, 750, spare high aver-

e 167, high Pringle 276, and high triple 676 went to 'shir- ley Anderson.

Playoff awards were then’ presented with the Cut Rate Trophy donated by Cut Rate| Groceteria being presented to Kay ‘Adshead’s Aes the Robins, who took first place

WEEK'S Max 89 78 76

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Castlegar Dodgers Lead Angels in “A” League

Expos 21, Cubs 11. League standings are: “RY Keague

Dodgers 9 Angels Yankees

June 5 June 6 June 7 vdue & June 9 90 55 June 10 83° 56 June 1188 51

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a brief meeting was held with a new executive elected which will hold office for the next two years. Those install- ed were president Lil Knowl- er, vice president Irene Con- roy, secretary Muriel Dan- chella and treasurer Louise

The Castlegar Dodgers have -gone ahead of th

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Place in the Little Canadian division with seven wins and two loss- es for a total of 14 points.

. The Angels are in second place with’ six wins, two A es and a tie for a total of 13 points.

The Thrums Indians still hold the lead in the ‘“B" lea- gue with’eight wins and two losses for a total of 16 points.

The Expos and Tigers are tied for second place with 12 points each.

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Morris Aviation Hopes for Airhus Service June 30

Morris Aviation Ltd's “Airbus” airlines service is once again ena step clos- er to re;

Barry Ree of the company, reports that he has been notified by the Canada Transport Commis- ston that it is prepared ‘to give favorable consideration” to the Morris has only to agree to various 3|routing restrictions, which he says are not serious and will present no problem. The ser- vice will be basically that which was applied for.

Mr. Morris had hoped to start the airbus service by May 15. However, negotia-

of-a nul: but son’ ‘|has ‘not’ undertaken’ any ‘in- ee a is appear nase at . or to invite Williamson Y ‘must respectfully refer vestigation’ under: Section’ 62 Blacktop tee Landscaping Ltd.\to recommend, produce on’ page two)

The ving are scores for the past week:

. yy the West! Mootenay Health Unit ieee May to : cease’. opera-

after June’ 9," was still] you: to 'the provisions ‘of Sec-|of:the Act, or. if it has’ un- [operating on: Tuesday. *. * Mons 61,, 62: and 63 308s your aken: “an

WINNER: of the B.C. Junior Field Hockey © held recently at Vancouver was the SHSS team shown here. Back row, left to right, are: coach Colin Pryce, right-half Joe Popoff, right-back Ron Bartsoff, captain Jerry Antignani, left-half

Ron Parkin, left-back Tom Leckie and left- half David Munns. In the front row are

right-inwide Frank Clarke, right-wing Lee Belanger, right-inside Don Savinkoff, goalie Phil Markin holding the shield, centre Lorne Kinakin, ‘left-inside Bill Taranoff and left- wing Dan Arishenkoff. The SHSS team wan all four of its games with scores of 6-0, 5-0, 40 and a tough one against the Vancouver Hawks 1-0. —4 Castlegar News Photo

Arrow Boat Club Members Finalize Plans for Dedication of Arrow Dam

The Arrow Boat Club,their boat houses and house-/and Allan Makereth will at- members have an offit in-| boats knowing that these will i vitation to participate in cel-|be viewed during the activi- ebrations for the opening of| ties wien a sre many. Peo. ie Arrow dam londay,|ple will atten e opening d Kata oer: oes wen as the executive was told at alof the dam. Plans are under- Paper work involved, have|recent meeting held at the|way to repair the walkways taken longer than anticipated. |home of Art Lambert of Kin-|around the boat houses and| will be New target date is June 30.|naird.

eaves and Angels game. May 30 — Yankees 20, Giants 5. “BY Porat

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— Tigers 10, n released |§

cube" o. May 27 — Tigers 8, Mets 4. May 28 — Indians 16, Mets 11. May 29 — In-

dians 10, Expos 3. May 30 —

Castlegar Senior Babe Ruths Lose To Beaver Valley

The Castlegar Senior Babe Ruths lost to Beaver Valley

at 3-1 on evening of which thine Spee ane last week in the baseball

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THIS WAS THE SCENE at the ‘Arrow dam Monday about ‘an’

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mainline jet flights to and from anywhere in the world. Mr. Morris also announc- ed that the name of his com- pany is being changed to ‘lines Ltd. and

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Commodore Norm Hinton said all members will have to procure special stickers for

their cars on that day in or- der to drive to the boat club docks as no car will be al- lowed past the dam after 10 a.m. Members should contact Art Lambert or Marge Den- neus at Dr.. Fowler's office for their stickers.

Boats will rendezvous at Robson about 2 p.m. on the day of dedication in order to be numbered and they will then follow the Commodore's boat in a series of maneuvers and then continue through the locks.

Invitations have been sent to various clubs in the area and it is expected quite a.few boats from the Okanag- an, Collville and Spokane

will be attending the activi- ties. Plans are heing made to have a supper for the visitors} and participating members) priot to their return through

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Director George Ae Ashton, as|Who is on Hydro’ staff told a8! members of the execute, boats could go through th

Jocks e junday prior to the « elenration be- tween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. but that no boat would be taken through on Monday until af- ter the official opening which would probably Phe Shout 3

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Bertone’: prior to go- a motion was made to pur- locks,

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1130 am. A fish derby. is Club pennant. A. B. Culley

planned for August.

Funeral on Tuesday For Edward Winje

Funeral. services were Winje of Minneapolis; eight held Tuesday for Edward| grandchildren and four great- Theodore Winje,,§ 8B, of ots Slo- erandehildren. can, who died tenay Funeral services were

Lake General Sate hs Nel-|held from the First Presby- son last Saturday. terian Church at Slocan with Winje was born in|Rev. Jack Wiseman officiat-

game played at the SHSS grounds. The winning pitcher Dale Payette stuck out 12 men, walked and allowed four es 7 Dennis loser! fanned cig and "Slowed ‘o hits.

pe ocd Valley got the first run ‘of the game in their

half of-the 4th inning. They brought in two. more-in the sevent : Castlegar’s lone run was scored in the seventh inning by Walter Popoff. Castlegar travels to Ross- land next Monday evening

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Montevideo, Minnisota, March|ing. Burial took place in the 12, 1881. He received his ed-| Slocan. Cemetery. veaon at Sean and| * as. played profesional baseball ior Chi- i cago and later with St. Louis|== in the Ty Cobb-Lou Gehrig e + era, 3 = z

He Lien at ne North ee in 1910 and emigrated to the Dorothy district in Alberta in 1912 where he homesteaded. Two years later he brought e | his amily to. All

they’ vresided at Dorothy aul

moving to Kelvington, Sask. in 1924 where he liyed: until moving to Slocan in'1960.

He was an ardent hunt-|== er and fisherman.

Mr. Winje is survived by

his wife, two sons, Hugh .of'

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Brantford, Ont. and Albert of Emma)

Slocan; one ?

and will host East Trail We nesday at 6 p.m. at SHES.

Congratulations

On the magnificent engineering feat in the construction of the

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3,000. people at-.

tended the ceremony although a Hydro official said between -

4,000 and 5,000 people visited the site inthe course ofthe day and evening. He said 7,500 people had been

d;. based on the 6,000 who. attended the opening of the Peace River dam. Most’ people were not aware beforehand, how-_ ;-

mony area. The damsite was ajcolorful scene with flags and (a dsca} ,bunting: flying; and thousands ° of. shrubs” planted: ‘every- ip oes Tondecay ing ta ge where, including ‘16-foot-high trees! which were brought /in finer ‘rust particles which’ are from Edmonton.'A nursery firm there specially treats trees’ éreating ‘a ‘nuisance to the; Te-

MINIA’ JRE Doukhobor spinning wheel'was “opened a sluice gate in the dam and the

root systems so. they. may: Pa ee nets with some assur-. faidents. —"

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ARROW DAM hes'a new name—it’s now the Hugh Keenley-".. s de’ Dam: At the dedication ceremony Monday, Premier +

Bennett called the project ‘‘a tribute to the men who-ne-

‘gotsated the treaty” and to the “courage and patience’! of |

Dr. Keenleyside, retiring Hydro c

i Mr.: Bennett said the dam, because of its unique design and

*- vem, who were on: the project from the

“that it ‘should be knowa Dam: ‘n this picture, ‘Hydro

ter as the Hugh: Keer

presented Premier; Bennett Monday: by Mrs.

ecg sound of roaring water was then magnified.

0! andl District’ Chamber of Com: after Mr." Berfnett’ dedicated’ éans| Side Dam to the service of the

sta | Canada and the United States—forever.” ‘The premier also’ pushed’ two buttons; one un- «wi furled four: flags justanteneously: the other

over the loudspeaker system set up. Mr. Bem nett-sald the Arrow dam is “a long: dream come true” and added that it and the Colm bia Treaty prove the value of

untry, and between: twa grent — Castlegar News Photo:

merce, ‘shortly “the Keenley- people of B.'

Trudeau Sends Wire -Lauding Cooperation .

500 and Castlegar. Jun- dary (SHSS) $10,000 tal tof - $16,500."

‘The: is the:text

to extend) mr 9: of the the telegram ‘sent byt Prime congratulations. ta: you a

nister.Trudeat given _ eenley: pleasure to b= pre- thes dedleation ceremony. of| sent and I regret that I a, the= Arrow ‘dam on: Monday: | nat. ~ > T’regret. that. other ‘com- <

S) 898 and Renaia at $9,500 c-| for. a total of $483,398. eae to-Kinnaird ‘E1-|

)| Hon. W. A. C. Bennet and to

it make it for ‘me to attend. the. dedica- tion’of the Arrow. dam by the

deliver a message in my own name ‘and in that'of the fed- eral‘ government.

led ind paid over = a 20-year]

interest of the

$40,000, and: equipment, $22,500, con- tingencies, Rate .of bylaw ee 3%, per. cent

$9,602, Renata

-Pryan Quinlan and: heavy. equipment operator Norm Han-

be on

000 which* totaled BL $12,602 that bylaw ‘were’ released: by

e unveil the], plaque. They | took the . inscribed “velvet

methcds, was the most challenging of all the Peace and.

Columbia Projects to build. He said it was fitting therefore,

covering to Dr, Keenleyside who then presented it to Pre- mier Bennett. — Castlegar News Photo

‘Local D. Gas _Disastor Plan

George Biya Perever-| alte son’ of Mr. ai Mrs. fi

The of the Columbia river a A triumph

tionally and within our own | Le »~ country. We all know it would not. have -been possible had not Canada’ and -the United States. been able to reach agreement -on ‘the basis’ of friendly, discussion. We equal- ly ‘know. -it would not have

ee possible “had not the

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the old Drive-In Theatre last <oisht:s about'5 p.m.

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“A plan: laid out by civil defence ‘personnel in this area to:be. feed in .in ‘case of:a chlo:

r has beeniad- opted oon many American

facta government and the of British Colum-

bia worked together in the

common‘ interest of the peo-

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cities: i! operation: ind’ in the great en-

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The most unique dam _on the North. American Continent

We look forward to the completion of:the Syringa Creek Park and adequate roads to make this area indeed . oe Crossroads of the Kootenays.

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PICTURE FRAME is formed by the giant ‘upstream naviga- tion lock gate at the Arrow. dam as it was lifted’ with the press of a’ button by Premier. Bennett and: revealed : the SHSS Doukhobor. High Schcool: Choir. The choir delighted the large. crowd out on the lock with their chanting while at the official luncheon held beforehand at Selkirk College, choir members) Sane three numbers, for guests. A-young

This. was Kinnaird’s -. Tuesday night sopnellt smeeting. a discussion on: last

fficials, it was pointed out oat ‘civil defence in this area

particular highly commend- reat for its active association in

Ef |recent years.

Kinnaird, it: was noted, was: oné of: the few, if not the’ only town, with a: civil defence, representative on its

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stat da felt, stated ald. it many, ople

civil defence. Pin with

spokesman for the choir lauded: Premi r Bennett's leader- ership in the pro; and of this province and said choir members were proud of the Arrow dam. Two young ladies then presented Mr. Bennett and Dr. Keenleyside. with large soup. ladles:made from local hard- wood and carved by a Doukhobor craftsman.

,— Castlegar News Photo

air ‘disasters or_in any time

of'emergent Two Blueberry 3 = 3 - Crossings Will eee) Be Eliminated A three-mile: highway: re-| instruction contract isto Phe ‘called - by: ‘the’ depart | ment of highways at Blu2- “berry which ‘will eliminate the Blueberry and Fairview! railway “crossings ‘on’ the Kinnaird-Trail: highway. iis: wos ‘announced to the: press by Feiner, Ben: nett at) the Arrow Monday, _immediatet; fol. lowing: the official dedica- tion ceremonies. Mr. Bennett ‘estimated

cost of the. project at $1% million.

= reported at]:

on and_ District Hospital.

pl arrival at:the eet

-and

effort. that. was involved are armly..to be congratulated.

I = Enow how: great.-your own

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DEDICATICN of: the 14-unit Rota Villa here Sunday was ‘carried out by: Rossland-Trail MLA Don Brothers, left, provincial minister of education, in-a plaque

in has: been and F:use this expected deficit.

a $25 donation to residents of the villa to purchase seeds and plants with which to help beautify the villa: grounds. Mr. Archi-

with Gerry Archibald, president ‘of the Cas- tlegar Villa Society. In dedicating the villa, Mr. Brothers noted that ‘we owe our senior citizens a great deal” and said he was making

bald that the C: Rotary. Club is now 15 years old and a birthday cake was later served to those attending the opening, along with coffee and cold drinks.

— Castlegar News Photo