Glen Hi district game bio:
logist, was .the guest speaker at
last week's, Castlegar and District

He* urged
pe

Beat one of all CONSERVATIO}
e real issues at stake
and the “ones” that Sportsme

Claks should concentrate on,”
mith stated, “are the environmert
of wild life, the protection ‘of that

and it's

“If we. don’t protect dur wild
life environment we will lose it,
This ig what happened to: the sal-
Columbia, the ‘buf.

ter, paige of many more In: the
East Kootenay. These are

aucs that should. be. foremost in
most. sportsmen’s. minds and not,
whether a Deer season is. opened
a, week: too early or kept open'a
week ‘too. Iate as it doesn’t mat
tera whit to the Deer when It is
hot.

‘Expand your interests and
protect. wild life ‘from’ the robin
tothe Elk and. extond your inte-
rest to wild life throughout: the
world and in so doing you ‘will be
pushing | Canada’ further to; the
fore in her’ conservation, and: re-
creation endeavors, ;

ortsman who fie any

trump- “Any spor!
P| wild mane sholild feel'morally ob-

nands of water fowl when; the Dun:

an Lake is backed up by adam.
This is what;will}happen to. the
habitat of ‘many Elk and Moose
in the: Mica. Basin, and, the'.win-

ligated “to bring ‘it’ ois: and“if he
doesn’t Want the meat 'for‘his‘own
use, give ‘it to'someone’ who ‘does.
Legally you ‘can shoot any. game
In’ season that: you: have a‘licence
for and ull: you aré ‘required to. do

is put’ your tng on_ it, Then u you
want you ‘can walk away'and leave
the ‘carcass “there, It! is yours: to
do’ with’'as you ' please," Morally
you'',aré, obligated -to’ pack that
carcass .oiit of there and not. just
the cholce bits that you yourself

0° £0 out and get oun

bene

Be Kinnaird Littte, Theatre,
invite 14th yout, of ‘operation, pre-
toited the ‘ply “Ardole last: Fri-
day ‘and Saturdd} evenings in the
auditorium ‘of thd ‘Kianoitd ele:
mentary ‘ school, :.(

‘Written “by tlie: French: play-
wright Jean‘ Anouilh, the setting
of the: play Was-in'a. French ‘coun.
try house in the spring. of 1912,

“s\PGor : cousties’ coupled with
large ‘shuffling .audiences ‘and the
natural abeents « sate deveral of ine

two- hunters: whd never.scored aod

three’ people whi

have_all or part.of some wild game

but) wh

fl é.to" go out

and get it. "Then re some of the
iasues. that will ‘make’ sportsmen’s

clubs stronger aid better throigh-

out the’ provinces, and theldentally

Katte the most active in the entire

Suggests Ville

_Get Acquainted with Arena i

Sie ek

oe Might I, through the miedium
of your paper, speak,to the com-
missioners of the Village of Cas-
tlegar.' Can I first of all ask them
how they dare think of taking over
atid controlling the affairs of the
arena?

How many of.you commisston-
ers voting against -the Projects
Society ‘are really, aware, of what
is going on in our arena?’ How
many of you have spent Tong hours,

KINNAIRD SODMALS -

Mrs, J, Kaufman Ph. 365-5488
Mrs, Esther Anderson has
been visiting here since the 12th
of November having come from
her, home at Camrose, Alberta to
Spend the winter ménths with ‘her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and
Mrs, ae Houghton and ‘family.

- i Mr, and Mrs, Colin ‘Sélbie of
‘Vancouver are fulfilling their plans
of the past *several: years.'-The
dream which most people consider
for a life time is a trip around the
world. ‘The s00:.4nd daughter-in
slaw ‘of Mr. and Mrs, Allen Selbie
left: by boat from Vancouver last
Friday. Aboard the ‘ Orsova,- they
arrived. at, Long ‘Beach, Calif, to
spend oneal 8 and. by.Sunday they

| Projects: Society, in

lage _Oftficia ils.

day ‘after day, night iatter night,

down at the arena?:How then, can ¥

you. sit’ down “at “meetings, ‘open
books,‘ recall Principles, and ':de-
termine how, our “area should
be‘ run?:'To ine, ‘this’ situation’ is
ridiculous and should ‘not’ exist!
you, thé ‘members ¢ 6
Village’ of ‘Castlegar, want t one
trol the affairs of our arena‘ in
1964, ‘I’ suggest ‘that’ you -’begin
right now to wander down: to our
arena -to. watch‘‘its’ operation and
to learn -its’ management 0" that
when’ and- if you ‘decide. to. take
over our aréna-you will be able at
least ‘to come up to par ‘with: the

lon’ of officers, The
which will be sworn a
anquet on Feb). 22 is

Presi ident; Geokie: ‘eri
resident,’ Sid'Sidoni; 2nd
Wi Z

Ppal
pay and ‘past’ president,‘ Jack
Bointed by the executive.

: ye

Sportaiien inthe district and’ your
active co-operation and’ participa-
tion is asked for by your new pre-
sident, “Give him‘the support that
Thave'thad” and. this ‘club | will
never take'a back seat to any club
in the entire'province, He will have

him,” Were’ the ‘closing comments
of retiring p ‘Jack White,

This is a definite must if, talk con-
cerning the Project Society. is to
continue’ at village meetings and
if our aren: to ‘become your
arenal

‘With the up “and coming elec-
tion T should think yor
missioners, would shrig from, any

such talk, for surely’ such a-move | -

will cost you many.votes. I sug-
gest we place all this. controversy
and criticism over the Projects.So-
tiety in our
leave it there. Iam. one hundred
per cent, behind the Projects ‘So-
ciety and, hope they will: be. al-
lowed, to carry. on their ‘good work
even: at. the cost, of electing two

they..will be

From: there, they will visit the].

Fil Islands, then to New Zealand
to: 7 spend: and“ one-half
months, After, spending a short
time in ‘Australia, they will visit
Italy. By. May, they. plan to,,be in
Tendon ‘fiom where, they will tour

for six} <

“ware, ‘Neweil, 2

legar,

NOTE: -The, views ,I. have ex:
pressed here are. completely my
own-and. not necessarily those of
wy organization I may pelong to.

monte,
Alle Selbie ‘re:

RENATA SOGIALS ie

rage ssyatem and |

Es. D. Calder

j ingtet

symboliz ear’s’ theme, | «
“this r the ‘aay to' thi friendliest, | P
the ‘loveliest minded and‘ the’ most
bocially.; respected young -women
in the world.?.!: 0s: f
A float: fashioned upon:a toy
truck, draped. with gold, featured
a globe which -rested at the : top
of a tiny stairway..:Dolls were pos-
ed’at intervals upon. the’ stairs to
represent, the “climb” ‘to the globe
of the world by young women. Ori-
ot name. tags and lovely; centre | eee
the fable i=

Mrs.
ednily ‘visited their. son’ and, his
wife at the coast. and, will be on
hand to ‘elcome then home again

Other; thrilling 5 news. from, oat.
side the district came from Pi
‘ ticton early Tuesday. Mr.
Tom Fourt, former. residents. an-

ter
they will be leaving: on’ a. trip
to.-Florida. and. the Hawaiian . Is-
lands, Their tour will extend over

the next three ‘months,.““We'll see}...

you when the crocus blooms” Mrs,
Fourt:told us. Early with her | ho-
liday: greetings, I'm su

ends here are all‘ included. hey
leave for the. sunny: south tomor-

4 MRS M. ROHN a

Mr. and Mrs... Clifford Grill
and daughter Janice, accompanied

by Larry Good of Fruitvale,:were
weekend visitors ‘at. the home of
Mr, and Mrs. J. Letkeman.*

e° Funk of. Spokane, | ©

Wash is Abtting at the home of
her. mother’ Mrs. M.) Funk.: -Miss
Funk is on the nursing staff at the
Deaconess. Hospital in Spokane.

a few days. in..Fruitvale, visiting
at.the Home of Mr. and: Mrs.:Coo-

Mrs. ‘T: Hunchak is spending | 5

. a:high ie for restful: ‘and comfortable 4

Hide-A-Bed, a Colonial Charin, with
e: by day — , Beauty’ Rest

pocketed coil seat cushions;—- ‘a deep ‘sleep: ‘mattress in double’,
most relaxing hours of your life —.4.matching tables
huthentic Pasian: 0 One 6x 9 Oval Rug fo complete your
room, reg value $454. 00. . ~

Group Value _

peat MATTRESSES box co

La very. special £

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pard’ (for ‘her fourth | Th
White. Directors are‘ to’ be | ap- Cad

all ‘the - support “that I can’ give [-

PI tf 4
lack‘ and ate

of.
"play inposiie for many who at, A
play develop- .

as the audience became

aainttiee with: many. of the |'

ents, enjoyment:of the play. in-
creased, immeai ibly.

hi th
evening - was the, presentation ; of
Eve Gwilliam by .G

Mrs.
Hughes: Mrs. Gwilliam urged inter-
ested membera ce te

reminded :: that they
should ‘check WROS as printed in
the Castlegar... News,. each . week
for the’ times of extra: parades,
Range ' practice wilt” beheld -on
Saturday. 30; Nov: at 10.80 brs,
Next. parade Wednesday,.i1, Dec.
ovale, at: the: Pugh School at

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FROM THE
CASTLEGAR NEWS |

~ Your Christmas _ Gift. Fi
Christmas| Card ann
“gift. of “Beaute:
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Conservation,

it contains: the. wir iter 3
plas. a scenic”
Beautiful British

Wwo-room elementary thool
Bhoreactes: eae

Van rt

‘Such a e ‘Ogram: me.

* ‘The’ hotel: would open before:

the project: comp ete
to start construc!

end of the 1964 tourist season.’
The -50-room® hotel would; be
constructed alongside. the ' South-
ern Trans-Provincial WAY,
the function, of the, Christina |

She: “hotel will: employ, app!
xdmately 60' men during construe:
tion: and : will: provide ® year-round.
employment for. approximately: 30
people, ‘Another “10 to. .12 would |

2B
the vicinity: of 750,000
2 SIncluded ‘in. the: plans, fc
‘ber

incorrectly reported that the power | -

[ps the proximity ot the new, Ce Cas-
r ha ‘ghost centre. Kin.
roe roximately. mid-way
id

‘noted, ’/an
excellent stopover point for tour-
ists and. businessmen... With. the
‘opening ‘of the Rogers’ Pass high-
cway it is expected that an’ inereas-

2) one; way, .and + vi

n r, of peo!
clreult it trip, going via: Rogers Pass
athe Souther

‘throughou é i he
noted,’ The, company-plans for the

‘ for very few, people havi
em, 7 fone

Mi fl
equipment: faith insolub!
gents: make, Severs the( only

Sewsrene Goety

bs a Joint eifoit by tha WKHU

to: all property:|
‘the months vot

0 He fhe comments
th oe ed ‘questionnaires

a
will vole, for

; disposal.”
Sf imporiant to

‘and ‘Village ‘of Castlegar, a quest-| 1
jonnalre'on nowierage. disposal pro-

Int four’, years ’on ewage; dispo-
"1 x

‘By! ?
‘Present tie ‘of sowage ¢ is.
Bosal creates unsafe ee cgay ta reas

hotel includ for, expan

- GORRECTION

astlegar's No.2: well /

week's issue of this paper,’ it WAS

k place at. 5° p.m. and
was. disci
ir failure : actually, took * place

In a’atory on'the power failure :
Bt

red at 8 a.m. The po-,

‘Based “on '.the
‘the hotel would contribute roughly
$6,000 a year. to Kinnaird’s-village
coffers, a:12:per cent boost on the

and’ was discovered ‘at

» Question: 1 What:i

: Question 4: Where'wi
Answer: Dr. Ma

present: $48,000:annual ‘ tax ‘reve-
nue.

purpose of this plebiscite? «~
‘Answer: This: plebiscite is merely to. find out ‘i
eople. school district wish.a regional

We maly ’

leg
jonald, in his report

‘LIn‘your ort on: algae school
*h ot issue’ of: the |

‘Ap) roxliriately $500 faaeate in|

a) Operating: . 1) One ‘half

federal” and provin

endum. oak cost: thie taxpayer: only..56- milts
: f th “has:

Firstly, ‘this plebiscite “is no’
jay any, money. That ‘will come in'a
ferendum ‘later. when the. costs ‘are. mare

drop-
are
for.