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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 17, 1966

Bennett Sets Terms for Inquiry into Bugging

tise annource-

.m. on Wednesday

, Premier Bennett
a royal

ment Pat 6
of last wee!

with full powers to conduct the
fulton possible inquiry,” he
a ee

ze Bennett and, a the govern-

to e

of the national convention of
the Pulp and Paper Workers of
Canada.

“The reason the govern-
ment has taken this action is
that the government has watch-
ed very. closely the controversy
that has been going on for
some time between these un-
fons, and we are shocked at
what has happened the last few
days at the hotel where one
of the unions was holding a
meeting,” he said.

“The government of Bri-
tish Columbia is determined to
protect the rights of privacy
of all citizens of the province
and that is the reason why we
ere moving with dispatch to
have a full royal

it vital to start
the | inquiry Smmediataly.

“This shows the urgency
with which the government
views this,” he sald, adding:

“As premier, I'm alarmed
about the situation.”

The order setting up the
commission says that subse-
quent to Craig’s death, “it ap-
‘pears that another union, the

ternational Pulp and Sulphite
Workers Union, may have been
interfering with ie privacy of
Lloyd Crai; of his union
while Craig wal in Vancouver.”

It says further that a pri-
vate investigator has stated
that he was paid by an officer
of the union to carry out acts
which would constitute an un-
of the pri-

vaey of Craig, his room and
‘his union.

“And. that the two unions
are rivals for the membershi
of pulp and paper workers,” {t
notes.

Judge Sargent’s terms of
reference are to inquire into
the “invasion of the privacy of
Lloyd Craig, and of the union
of which he was president, and
for that purpose to examine
not only the cause of, the mo-
tives for, and the background
to the activity leading to the
invasion of privacy, but also
all other circumstances related
to the interference with pri-
vacy” and to report his find-
ings to the cabinet.

The judge is empowered
to hold hearings at his discre-
tion and to

ies Act, the judge can compel
attendance of witnesses and
require any persons to produce
documents and any other pap-
ers relating to the subject mat-
ter of the inquiry.

fe Evidence is taken under

The commissioner's report
is to be laid before the legisla-
ture within 16 days after it has
been handed to the cabinet if
the legislature is sitting.

If the report is turned over
to the cabinet when the House
is not sitting, it must be tabled

within 15 days after the open--

ing of the next: session.

The legislature isto open
Jan, 24, 24%

Bennett would not confirm
it, but the order setting up the

e
counsel, consultants and other
staff to assist him.

Under the Public Inquir-

royal probe implies
that the commissioner will have
power to extend the investiga-
tion to the entire field off

clectronic .cayesdropping in
p
"After calling for investi-
gation into all aspects of the
union rivalry and activities
oO

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leading to Craig's
aud his union's rivacy, the or-
der also demands examinations
of “all other circumstances re-
aed fo to the interference with
vai

Weanett told reporters he
would not interpret the mean-

g of the instruction. That
would be up to Judge Sargent,
he said.

In an interview in Van-
couver, Judge Sargent said he
would start the inquiry with
no pre-conceived ideas.

“The hearings will be held
in public uness national secur-
ity is Involved,” he said.”

He said it would be up to
commission counsel, which he
will name, to decide who will
be called as witnesses.

A886

Wednesday Morning Drivers’
Joyce Turner 252. LHT
Joyce Turner 566, Pat Gordon

O°. as Ramblers 916. THT
Ramblers 2288.
Team points: Mustangs 22,
Jaguars 1%, Chevys 18%,

Callies 40. ‘6, Ramblers 27,| Kitt

Cadillacs
Rowdy. f Rolle:
Ved, Merkel 278, LHT

eda: Merkel 8
Ns THS denen 896. THT
Moaners

2524.
‘Team points: Screamers 23,
17, Wail-| o

Erma

MH!
Dave Adshead 706.
THS Regulars 1041. THT
Regulars 2965.
Team points: Button Fusts
ers 4, Pinheads 1;-Regulars 3,
Nutty Five 3, Smarties 0, Tiger
ens 1,
Other 600's Matt Rohn 633,
Earl Rourke 621, Ralph Peter-
son 611.
Wed. Nite Cutrate Graceteria
LHS Kay Adshead 233.

y
Kay Adshead 665. -
THS Choregiris 836. THT

Co! Break League
: ffeeis ‘Eleanor Holdsworth
266. LHT Eleanor Holdsworth
652.

: {HS Pincurlers 873. THT
Cheerios 2308.

‘Team points: Cheerios 3,
Muffets 2, Mugs fe P eure 2,
jes

Team points: Choregiris 4,
Flintstones 1, Kittens Five 1,
King Pins 8, Five Thumbs 0,
Beatniks 3.

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11

LHS Marilyne Kurik 255.

LUT Marilyne Kurik 539.

Mykyte 576.
iS Earl Rourke 266. MHT | left

Before she left Fernie for
Los Angeles: Dame Sybil Tack

Predictions of Fernie Witch |
Appear to be Coming True

up and the new: pers. will ‘love
it” — hit the hie wav
ROME denied

things” which would happen in
November in various parts of the
world. Mrs, Leek is a well-known
witch and expert in astrology

and ESP,
A story on her exhibits ap-
Peared in last week's Castlegar
jews.
She says November “will be
quite a month for news,” but
asked that mone of her fore-

LHT casts be published before they

happen.
Readers are left with the
i

to well in the i

dictions i centainte

In
a Montreal Gazette report that
they were investigating civil ser-

Montrose Youth
Dies Following
Robson Actident

A 17-year-old Montrose youth
lied in Trail-’

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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Public notice ig perely, given to the electors
of the icipality. of that I the

Hospital as a result of injuries

vants in the federal
of mines and technical surveys
on alleged charges of supplying
mapping information to the Rus-
sians, —\

‘And in California, an airman
was arrested on charges of pass-
ing on information to the Rus-
sians.

Mrs. Leek stirred interest
in Fernie when she forecast
drilling crews would strike
‘Something Senificant te in their

Pee ears ificane* the

ait Found’ was erat the hole

north, but she hasn’t said how
for north.

ie Gastlcans ferry.
Kenneth Walter Fowler
was one of two youths riding in
a car which left the road three
infles west of the Castlegar fer-
on. the road to’ the Arrow
m1.
Kenneth was bora in Kim-
berley and attended school in

ast oll-| Montrose before going to J.

a!

presence of the said errs at the Town Hall on

Monday, the 28th day of November, 1966, at the
hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
of. it them as 2 alder-

P =P

men.

The mode of nomination of candidates shall
be as follows: Candidates shall be nominated ‘in
writing by two duly qualified electors of the mun-
icipality. The ‘nomination-paper shall be delivered
to the R Officer at any, time between the

Lloyd Crowe Senior
School where he’ was a student
at the time of his death,
fey services were held
Tuosday at East Trail United
Ghurchs, with Rev. W. Beckstead
of Fruitvale United Church of-

Interment was in Mountain
View Cemetery.

Al Riedel 324. MHT

Commerce

merce 2, Woodiand Parkers 2,
Bank of 0, Bight, Balls

Crest 3, Ogiows
League 7 O'Clock
Tues. Mixed xed Leag O37. LT

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Thursday Morning

IS Hazel Tonaidson 251.
Lar ie Hazel Donaldson 570.

‘Team points:
Squirrels 0, Chipmunks 0, are
8, Lions 3, Teddy Bears 1.

Thurs. Night Mixed Com.

LHS Marg Menzies and Pat
Miner 246, LHT Eleanor Holds-
worth 607.

AES Bill Davis 269. MHT
Bill Davis 6

THS Exacto's 1072. THT
Exacto’s 2951.

Teams pol

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Christmas.

COLLEGE CAMPUS

On; Nov.. 7, Selkirk College
‘was visited by Lynn in Bowman, a
former University of British

pacifist, a person who ab-
hors violence of any type.
He spent four

Columbia student. Mr. Bowman | day,
THS Minks 809. THT Minks |is a

As usual, the College ath-
letic teams seem to be winning
the majority of their games. Sun-

the. Selkirk Saints beat the
Trail Junior Hockey. Team 8-0.
The Selkirk Soccer Team is

By Steve Hindmarsh

|Pacifist Speaks for Two Hours to Students

leading the league after a 2-0

feat at the hands of J. L. Crowe
‘Thursday at Trail.

date of this notice and noon of the day. of nomina-

tion. The nomination-paper may be in the form

prescribed in the ‘Muncpal AR, and shall state

the name, residue’, and occupation of the person
ich sufficient

as to tly, iden-
tify such The paper shall
be subscribed to by the candidate.

In the event of a poll being necessary, such
poll will be opened at The Town Hall on the 10th
day of December 1966 between the hours of 8 A.M.
and 8 P.M., of which every person is hereby. re-
ae to take notice and govern himself accord-
in

Given under my hand at Castlegar this 17th
day of November, 1966, -

Aidat,

J. Logelin,
Returning Officer.

spi weeks this
summer-at the Tnatitute for the

Study of Non-Violence at Car-

mel, Calif.

For approximately two hours
he spoke to and answered ques-
tions posed by an audience of
50 to 60 Sacre rhe
program was both lively and in-
terestin;

ng.
At times his ideas annoyed
numerous, students but gained

the support of 0!
drama club, “glee club,
AikaSelkirk °Folksingers, and

a variety show at

There are also rumours of a
winter carnival to be held some-
time this winter..Shannon Irv-
ing, a student of the College and
president’ of the ‘Folksinging
Club, will be appearing with
her -brother, Jack Noy, 25, at
the Habakkuk Koffee House in
are well worth listening to. ‘They

Well worth ‘Istening to. They
literally make beautiful: music
together...

The College witnessed are-
bellion of sorts last week.

‘The editor. of: the College
mewspaper decided. he would}
not Pees last Thursday.

‘oF the newspaper staff would
not take his decision — sitting
down. They produced a news-
paper within a day and made
av available to the students on

‘The paper, although it was
‘a rushed ‘effort, was - compar-
able to.or.perhaps better ibe
‘any ‘published ‘at the Co!
to. date,

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Eik Harvest Halved Reports Warden

‘Anyone been

ing the boat, as
the. boys have
been clicking
7 lately » on all

types of game.
» Norm McNabb and Frank
‘ow just came. back from

Woodr
the East Kootenays with two nice | t
_ bull elk,-a five and a six pointer.

They brought back’ around a
thousand uounds of prime elk
and only had to pack it around
a mile and | a half;

The fact that they got it
Sunday -morning around 10
o'clock, and had to be back to
work on Monday: didn’t seem to
dampen their spirits any as they
were home by 5 am., in time

with their sfforta iiune’ the ‘less,

Joe 8: the cake
for this year's hunting T belleve.
It seems that while hunting with

other chaps, Charlie nailed a bull] move now, but remember that

approximately three miles from
the car. Brother Joo convinced

je cow season js closed, and
thoro is no excuse for shooting

him it would be shorter to pack{a cow.

it out via the creek. It turned
out that the creek came out close
to camp, but was closer to a
elght mile. pack than three,
“It turned’ out) all’ right
though, “Joe stated with a heavty
laugh, “because I managed to
nail my elk on the way out too.”
Before they got home the other
wo members of the p: scor-
ed as well to-make it a. penfect

‘hunt.
to Ray Demarchi,

According
regional game onelae “the act- | volved “in® court

ual kill on elk this year is around

ing circulated eight cows were
slaughtered and left in the East
Kootenay region, but as this has
not been fully checked out we'll
say no more about it for. now.
Numerous cases of illegal

ills have been. discovered ‘in
the East Kootenays this year and.
though there have been witness-
sate to them, they have never been
the authorities. Peo-

Be just don't want to ‘get’ in-
cases, or feel
they would be sqealing on some-

half of last year's kill,'The short-} one they: know.

er cow season and the late ar-

Ifsat any time you find

rival of snow are put; down as] yourself inthe same ‘predica-

contributing. factors, but the
doubt I belleve is there, that the
number. of elk. are. decreasing
due to lack of winter range, lack
of funds to purchase ke: ey winter
and summer ranges, and possib-
ly ‘too much’ hunting Pressure
holding: the herd ‘back: in‘ tl

park till the last possible mom-| perhaps if: we’ started ‘cle:

ent.
. They are definitely on the

ment and. don’t do. anything
about it; you have just lost your
right to “complain about the way
hunting is deteriorating. I know
we haven't near enough law en-
forcement officers in the game
branch, and what few, we: have
are tled up game checks, but
leaning

up our own back yards we would
have something besides hearsay
to hit the with and

‘his. brother’ Charlie “and aes.

“Curling

‘In Castlegar

Last Sunday there: were a
few disappointed people in‘town.
But thanks to Bill Van {Yzerloo
and Alex McKinnon and’a few
others on Monday, the curling
got underwa for-the 66-67 sea

The icials ‘were on the
job to see the smiles and ‘coltect
the dues.

> On ‘Tuesday the ladies curl-
ing club began its season with a
successful social. A general
meeting was held:

Three-end games were play-
ed, prizes were given to the
highest score, lowest score and

the’ biggest end. - Bev. Chernoff

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‘Ladies’. executive are: Cher-| 2rom his 1

ie’ Lyons, president; May

back up our ated demands
for more rigid enforcement of
the game laws. Enough said for,
now.

y McInroy came ‘in
with a nice Y four int) from
Princeton last weekend in the

muley class, while Vince Santu-
pane nailed’ one locally up Pass

Wally Reid bagged a nice
duck near Montrose with slugs
2 gauge shotgun. He
had been over to Creston after

treasurer and Bev. Basran, ‘Sec- ducks and geese. and was re-

retary.

Directors ‘are: Della Kub-| ted his- deer, not. too

as, Irene Bishop, Marie Prokop,
Jeanette Ho: 12, Rose _Dick-
son and Clarice McKinnon.

-With thé increase in mem-

turning skunked when he spot-
far irom
‘the road and connected. May-)
be he just needed a bigger targ-
et aye shoot at. What do you say.
Wal
Those who are still hunting

bership to 14 rinks, the ladies * 4
hope to have a successful and beniing to all $ sive un ee Ae

enjoyable season.

end, they are still on the prowl,
ly «alike. They.

‘The annual mixed bonspiel black and

once. again was very successfi

There were a few curlers that} good snow fall d

got swing © or lawn

But we

mower pi
all: enjoyed ourselves i

won't-den up until we get a real
go jown as far as
the 2500 f foot level.

you are trophy .hunting

especially the music by-the band for deer, from now.on should
on Saturday. t.

A: McKinnon’s rink defeat- | are
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event.

event honor:

In the: "e sevent, B. Tegart Huck: Tj

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al
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be just. about ideal. The bucks
in with the does now and

nds xe eye pecled and good
ght: see’ you out:

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