On the Hog Line
: ight In’ the superviston
ee decide The following ‘ts the speech aay and n
Thee’ Bob JERTERY, great tain. inedeers then decide made by Pete Ewart, Consarvatlon of silt district Lanai
“deal ‘ot controversy ‘about the or-| would be:alloted ‘and! the yearly | Officer at the tJ ual j roa ‘We are on eall 24 hours a day,
ganization and management of the|dues to. be collected from . each | Banquet held recently: - 2. |we. work Sundays and: holidays
curling club for the 1983-64 season. | faction. FIREARMS SAFETY CLASS and take a day; or. two off during brn Ii as
At. a meeting held between | the era (proposal scems sound Tam glad ts he 80 my, os the week when.we are not called a gs and only at latively | %
tive and’) providing the. fae ou’ taking th ‘earms safe! rtant function {small number of br
Rho rproiect soviety recently, ‘three to an: agreement on the ice: allot- pian ides the supervision of the park Our erat import lle survive: ‘The ‘ava doom! Fine: st a aa aie ‘Clean est at Used ed cars in’ men Kootenay
proposals were discussed. - ment, dues and other local 1 We We are Haison between :the fleld te to die tinder eal, sla gun, a Every, Car Guaranteed 7
Tho first proposal was that| matters. had three hunting jocal- ease weather. or
2 ‘ling. club. rent the The thira proposal discussed is past season, in‘ Castlegar, : RIBUT ;
the | men’ 3. curling project soclety | was iat ine project, soclety rent Fruitvale ‘and Salmo, One was fatal. PLS HERES MAN ey vant EN techni o,predator contral L WHOLESALE on aM PARTS DIST iBUTORS
en State ara ee dass, Seige bhatt swe. hope, wil growth in’ the: trained reed patie Srsst vee petite anale arg “tor at General, Motors Vehicles :
é hich: of the above proposals | Preve 5 | comprising’ t! lon. If we ‘are having
Sey dey anu trl ha mwa cata nggh > Sn Ses fo eres ve, ea PT [a Wan Pree =|, Sa “oat fully squipped’ Garage. end
is. isthe - prime. o farm-
url, much a ‘as. bonspiel teh in Castlogar? Th should rule our avhe gime department hasbeen pace, with: the Jncreasea fishing dent rae ete a mie sad = " “Body ‘Shop in. the Kootenays oC
ote. ing since pressure ‘that 1s mot - ; vid
is would’. mean: that’: cur]-| judgment.’ Persons: feclings and | opera nine a I: | gophers, <5 : 2
uuld “not be motive | organization was’ formed in-'1957.|]y. We carefully watch and inves! 4
ing Aer as it a bei Feit ing one of these’ Pro- It/is known as the Department of | fate all matters pertaining to use EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
The majority. of curlers,:I' believe, | posals over. another. Recreation andl Soe aaa of the waters ‘of the: province for Min sued cus Sepeetaeat ‘ine
* consists ‘o! roved’ its educational ‘effo
a Ane ith egards, a Aeovallot|.° » The “plage and MBelts compe:| game, ‘parks, ‘travel, photographic, To ensure‘ our sportsmen that Re publication ‘of the “Wildlife
oeeae Mi iy dues. titlon is nearing Pai and ‘provin. nothing is done to’ interfere with |Reyjiew." Great ‘educattonal strides
seeerhe ceond ropozal was that]icipation in this event has. not|clal musoum. sport fish “or game, there ‘is full have been made with the’ publica-
‘committee consisting’ of! repre-|been ‘up to par, However, . those Twill speak on the fish-and| co-operation: between’ the: ' water | tion, The “Initial issue’ was 2,000
Hr ntatives from the factlons of the |who have curled faithfully in this game branch as that is the branch | rights branch and’our branch. Our | copies ‘and now ‘there are over 35,-
curly club; namely, tho Jadies| event seem to be enjoying it ‘a|I~ work for.’ The : fish ‘and ° game! most pressing problem is pollution. |q99 feing ‘mailed to residents and
club, The shift curlers, thehigh | great“ deal Having. this. type of | branch ‘consists of the ‘protection | There has been’a pollution control people throughout the world, “even
‘ school and the men's elub rent the competition at the beginning of division, game’ management’ divis-| poard set’ up and -they have “al-| to Russia,
the’ season rather. than at the end] ion, fisherles Tiatagement and Pre:| ready :formed new ant-polluttons . Personnel have’ spent. many,

RY et eet ve isn he a none STR bain to" pohpolr ded

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 28, 1963

Dogwood Circle Entertains Sr. Citizens

cee, embers of the Senior cided: that they would ike to have | At the close of business the

ns’ he! eir regular meet- the film come to Castlegar when|mecting was adjourned and the Members of two local junior}. : “Boys. singles: David Niven and ferry’ Dalton Gestocar, and (Trail) and Boy Biaaey (Castle:
ing Friday evening in the United available, members of the Dogwood Circle /padminton clubs, Castlegar and| (Nelson), Kaye Savinkoff \(Tar- David Niven (Nelson) «and: Barry gar); Mixed Doubles: Ed Chernoff
Hall, with, 37 members. present The Senior Citizens conven-|of the United Church women en- Tarrys, kept'a near-monopoly on {rys); Girls Singles: Wendy Defoe’ Johnson (Nakusp); Girls Doubles: |and Gayle McPherson (Castlegar)
ang J. T. Webster, president, pre- tion which is to be held in Cran-|tertained them. the 20 championships that’ were j (Castlegar), Bev Pinkney (Castle-- Wendy Defoe and Gayle ‘McPher-| and Jack > Whittaker and Bev.
siding, Routine ‘opening and bu- brook on Juno 11 and 12 was dis-| On behalf of the United Chur-| “up for grabs" in the 13th annual | ar); “Boys” Doubles:: G. Goresky son a (Castlegar) and Janet Bergen | Pinkney Castlegar).
siness was conducted, cussed. Mrs, G. Shepherd was el-|o) nirs, P. Swift extended a warm West Junior Ch

Mr, Webster read a letter he ected delegate to attend the con- welcome to the citizens ‘and said|ships here recently.
had recelved from the C.A.RS,| vention, how the United Churches have These two clubs claimed 16
in Vancouver, regarding a film All the members present sign-| provided 27 ‘homes for senior ‘cl- trophies .cutright and ‘shared in
they have of arthritis entitleg|ed a birthday card which willl tizens across Canada. She also two. others. with partners from
“Just Around the ‘Corner.”|be sent to Mrs. J, Webster in the| said ‘how Pleased she was to see|visiling clubs. But Nelson ‘and
This film was produced in Van-|Trail hospital. Congratulations. we-| so many of the citizens présent|Riondel have served ‘notice that
couver with Vancouverites taking|re also extended to Mr. and Mrs.| and hoped’ they would all enjoy|they will be strong contenders in
part. The film explains research}G. A. Jacobson who celebrated | the evening, future years as their. revitalized
and treatments, The members de-I their 47th wedding anniversary. Mrs, L. Grunerud divided the |junior program gains momentum,
members of the Senfor Citizens In the 2% days of competi
into’ five groups and each group|tion, 185 matches were played by
got an Irish song to sing, accom-|the 102 entrants in the‘ four’ age
panied on the piano by Mrs, R.| groups. Gene “Shutek, Castlegar,
Magee. Group number four was|Terry Perehudoff and Kaye Savin-
the winner of this singing con-|koff of Tarrys: were the only play-
test. ers to dominate their groups, winn-
Mrs, J. Sherbiko gave a comic|ing the singles, boys doubles and

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CASTLE TIRE poem and Mrs. Swift told some Savinkott established himself

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a skit “Catty Women.” Those tak-|Nelson during Easter week by dis
We are still in the same location. Watch ing part in the skit were Mrs. J.|posing of Gerald Goresky a final-
for.us in our new quarters on April 1

. }ist in’ two” provincial events ‘and
across .from the arena.

a winner in one last year.
Mac McPherson, Castlegar coach,
“The setting of the skit was| is planning to take four district Ju-
a doctor's office with patients |nior players tothe Canadian: Ju-
waiting to see the doctor, These|nior Championships at Vancouver.
ladies started talking about the} These’ players’ are Wendy Defoe
doctor's wife among other things./and Gayle McPherson of Castlegar,
They, asked the .woman who|Gordon Schmidt and Gordon Hall-
was washing the office floor if] strom’ of Nelson.
she was a patient of the doctor. Under 13
She said no, so then they asked Boys Singles: Terry Perehud-
her who she was .’and she an-| off (Tarrys), Doug Walker "(Cas-
wered them I am only the doctor's | tlegar); Girls Singles: Louise Bart-
wife. You can imagine the sur-|soff (Castlegar), Edwina Hyde
prised look on these women's faces, (Castlegar); Boys Doubles: 'T.:Pe-
who had done so much talking/rehudoff and D. Walkerand L.
about the doctor's wife. Popoff and R. Jellema (Castlegar);

Your choice’ ‘of 50. Ibs. of any one “of the follow-: :
“he fletles management dlv-|many erganbation, also showing| | ing elephant, Brand Fertilizers ‘will be distribu-
Keep in. mind ‘for ‘next’ season, province ‘with an inspector’ at the sion has rehabilitated many of our|slides.’ Wildlife’ films have. Been| | : tery bas a ee neers
“Tickets ‘for. the * ‘annual: ban-| head of each. We report to our lakes, surveyed, lakes, taken’ by our. : branch Trail, ©°9:00 cata. aaa ee ein
quet, on ‘April 6'in ‘the Kinnaird | inspector and then the reports go our trout rearing’ and. gud fahown the ‘pro: between the” peaeESS oa
hall, are. now. onsale. The. price | to att nena office’ at ‘Mictoria to | techniques,” introduced fall spawn. vince, mainly at sportamén's ee een dy from ‘April até April ‘6 inclusive.

or. .

ig $2-per /person and‘can‘ be. pur-| our direc! ing rainbow, sampled and. st nae Pent ge:

chased from any member of :the Our division is known as the trout scales and many more objec: | ‘
executive. : There:-are’. only’ 180|{B" division and ~ covers” from tives are ‘being reached,
tickets, so if. you are planning to| Manning Park on the Hope-Prince-) \""- G iNAGEMENT

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tickets early. |ton highway. to. the Alberta , bor-|. . |very popular throughout: the coun.
AND EUROPEAN | TOURS attend eee) eu will be qalbwed der. It:consists of 14 conservation For as long ss.men have hunt-|very pop hoes

‘The photographie branch ‘also
prints the magazine “Beautiful
: British Columbia”. which has been

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Pensioners’ in the Trail district may obtain a:card

entitling them to 50 Ibs, of fertilizer’ by writing.
to .the Welfare: and“'Records Department, Per-

belonged to the people and since
a two, predator
‘ f jldlife belongs to ‘all; hunting is
: a we to’ attend ‘the dance, Tic- hunters, three rodent control men | ¥)

Sass Ons “3 welcome this portion will cost $1! and’ hatchery personnel. controlled Aheoust public sgeneies made up by the department to send
CASTLEGAR. AGENT: FOR] per person. ‘Refreshments will be Our ‘title “was changed from | charged. wil around the. province to stress the

life for the common benefit.
fame warden to’ conservation’ of-|/ [Wildlife is "always benefited need tor firearms safety.

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The ‘firearms. safety panel ‘is |.

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tT. ARRANGED: : by some enjoyable entertainment officers, two" game’ biologists, two |ing in North. America, wildlife has | try.
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sent, and on behalf of the members
Mr. Webster expressed their sin-
cere thanks, and said what a won-
derful evening of entertainment it
had been. The members of Dog-
wood Circle served ‘a delictoup
supper. and Jim Porter said the
grace before supper. Mrs,
Shepherd had the lucky cup and
saucer. for which she received a
prize. and expressed her thanks.

The ‘evening's ‘program was| Girls Doubles: Louise Bartsoff and
very much enjoyed by all pre-|Elaine Stoochnoff, (Castlegar) and

Edwina Hyde and Shirley Fomen-
off (Castlegar); “Mixed » Doubles:
Terry Perehudoff (Tarrys) and
Pam ‘Ferguson (Nelson) and Larry
Popoff and Louise Bartsoff, (Cas-
tlegar).

Under 15
Boys Singles: Gene Shutek,
(Castlegar), John Kalesnikoff
(Tarrys); Girls Singles: Joy An-

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~|to, thank’ all’.those who‘ took the | were strictly law. enforcement.
*| time ‘andthe: trouble to read my

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our game. and. fisheries

schools,
-| many. other. organizations.‘

“here are many different as-|Sympathy of Ad Taws by the public |.

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|| pects to our jobs. Without law .en- Most=modern! hunting regula

tions are based: on “biological ' ba-

n manegerent: prosvams ous Ae lance." Game: biologists ‘ have. the

apprehend violators but-work with respansibility, for Henowing the. re
‘sportsmen's » clubs “and lative abundance: and loc:

‘Most conservation. officers wel- valuable to:the administrators who

goods hunting | laws, ‘ efficient
enforcement of: those laws and |’

game and this basic’ information is

oe Division, or phone: 368-5453 Trail

hold, =

}who:are:
Trail district and who wish: to. obtain free fet.
zer . should apply: immediately to. the ‘Property
Superintendent at ‘Riondel or Salmo or the Per~
sonnel Division at ‘Kimberley, i

‘Rummage nage Sale Hold
By Minto Chapter

<“'The members of Minto Chap-
ter No, 79 Order:of the Eastern
Star held a very successful rum-
mage ‘sale on’ Saturday in the Le-
gion’ hall’ and’ they extend. their

cone the chance to meet the pub-| Set the hunting seasons.
derson (Castlegar), Charlotte Shar-
Ples (Castlegar); Boys . Doubles:
Gene Shutek and Gord McPherson
(Castlegar) | and Peter . Drazdoff
and John Kalesnikoff  (Tarrys);
Girls Doubles: ‘Joy Anderson and
Alana Pace (Castlegar) and Char-
lotte Sharples and Patsy’ Hughes
(Castlegar); Mixed Doubles: Gene
Shutek: ‘and. “Charlotte * Sharples
(Castlegar) and’ Gord’ .McPherson

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MTU TTUTTUTTT TIT TTVTTITRTTTTTEUTENTTTTTT TTT al'or inf ti The men who set our hunting | grate! ;
eno Me mon Stusation strictly punitive regulations “must consider’ many }SDPOte@ them
one: he, beat conservation officer fact that ‘good hunting regulations |cloth and pair, of . lamps - were
here ltei alan . impossible | must-. always.'attempt to provide |drawn for. The cloth was. won by, ,
teacher. : It: is: pale Nidan ‘under | equal hunting opportunities for all.| George Allen, Columbia Ave, ‘Teall. sabe
present onservation ito properly. They must. also’ safeguard an-ade-|The lamps were‘won. by Roy Tipp-
Take ‘notice that ‘financial reports for the fiscal sup the large area he is re: quate, breeding- stock ‘of_game by a Soe
year °1962,”. pursuant ‘to-section 244, Public = quired to look: after.
~jand Joy Anderson (Castlegar).

Most of our work now involves surpin. Many of ;
Schools “Act,’ and section 2, Public Bodies Finan- helping :the:farmer or.rancher in|trictive laws have become liberal-
ven poye is Los : Banc 2 &§ ‘ 7 * i pr
Boys Singles: Kaye Savinkoff sot ye NS : 5s —

preventing ner a by game: of
‘ord; ’ assisting © ‘the:
‘when he has trouble’ with; ‘people efope have Some
trespassing, ‘assisting. and advisi y
‘arrys), G, Goresky (Castlegar); a ee : 1 :
=| and ‘: fisheries’: management." We ‘Th “may, “extend. waterfowl
have some experience in law. en- seasons eas of crop depreda-

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Groutage. and Alana Pace © (Cas-
tlegar);' Mixed ‘Doubles: K. Savin:
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