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BY JACK WHITE

Plana are ‘now.
the March, 1964, tour of the Sone
dary country and ‘West Kootenays
by’ the: Vancouver Symphony Or-
chestra,
“9 The plans got underway an
upon the’

id.
owing into action’ once more, This
time: it was my’ old friend Curly
Law, and’ right.from the: start we
nee sure he cast be in real trou-
3 ra
Curly is ‘the ‘man who sits up

ly is
‘Jon’ top ‘of Bull Dog Mountain. all

aummer as. lookout for ; our for-

too worried about ‘him spending

| @ night slone'in the bush, but we

fully expected him 'to walk out: by’
10 a.m. the: next. morning: ‘When
he didn't, we really began to. warty

i}for bis saféty. *

What ‘had happened was. ‘thint

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search of a deer. He’ wasn't going
to go -wandering off into the bush
alone but just-look for.and maybe

‘| take a’ poke ‘at a. atray Mowich.

He had turned:his car around and
started back do}

ted’ a''couple.” Stopping ’ the jear
Curly got "out, loaded up.

to see if he could spot yay ‘from

‘| where they had disappeared ‘while

he.was loading. When ‘he arrived
atthe spot. it. was, to find, they.
were; just “disappearing over the

next uae, so he. swept on in hot

ry short,
he'never caught up with the deer,
but fog closed in and caught up
with him. before. he realized it,
and when he triéd:to: go back to
his car he couldn't tell which di-
rection it'was and he'hadno’t found
his way out by night fall. Curly.
-is the first to admit he had com-
mitted the first cardinal: sin in
hunting: when “he left the ‘house:
1) NEVER GO HUNTING ALONE,
then he also:committed amber 2} 2)
FAILED TO ‘PUT A’ COM:
PASS IN HIS-POCKET, On top of
this he had fluffed dn number 3)
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it out till the sun came up he

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estry. departrnent,*so we weren't|’-

“no “matches, 80 o spent ‘tl e
night, - moving :' around -. keeping
warm, In'the’ meantime ‘his good
lady had “notified Ralph’ Brigg-

@| Man that ‘Curly was still out-and

Ralph ‘set out along with his son
and ‘a carspantat, to’ try to locate
Bin ;2.m. they -had ‘found
ear and fired’ a. few. signal
fae which’ due ito, the fog - ‘Curly
ouldn’t hi Vas. fog “1

; Realizing
no more ‘could be done Ralph heat-
ed< home Rit a couple

ortoro Wood, chairman of i our
search | and rescue,’ ‘sent ‘out, the
‘ford tos help: around ‘8: ain, | and
by 1 there" were 12 able

Roy Coleman -and' his ‘wife Eileen
were ‘already.on the scene. (Curly
is Efleen’s father), Ralph, his gon
and’ another ‘Deer ‘Park. resident
were on their: way” to ‘check any
lake shore .cabins:'on the ‘Arrow
Lakes. Matt Rohn had gone over
to Renata to pick up George Grif-
fiths’and another resident.

In the, meantime John Hogan,
Bill Garrett, Joe Fodor, Bob Ste-
vens (RCMP Nelson) and his track-
ing dog Swamper, and myself had
arrived ‘at :Curly’s.car.’\We headed
upto the: top: above ‘Curly’s car.
to start. the search ‘there’ and’ work
back‘ toward the Arrow Lakes.
Conservation officer Pete Ewart
and another of our. we Jocal RCMP |.
officers. came in a ‘little later and
along with Matt and George com-
Menced searching below. the: car.’

It ‘was: not till George eet
above the fog that his HAALLOO:
carried across the basin, and dows
Into. where’ Curly was’ still. going
around, .with by now, a: twisted
knee," By 2.15 ‘p.m.; Curly was out

time from: base*had a mobile kit-
chen and another 35 to’40° search-
ers lined up ready. to. start ‘out
at.4 pm.

We were thankful that the
second or rather .third phase. of
the’ search wasn’t’ necessary: and
at the same. time mighty thankful |
that so. many cheerfully and so
willingly answer ‘the call for help
When Somcane is, or’ is believed,
ost,

It was just two years ago when
a: man died of ‘a: heart. attack
while hunting out of Grand Forks
after he had become lost.’ It, was
then ‘that I got the ‘brainwave to
start our own search: and rescue

tion-up at: our Sportsmen's’ meet-
ing. and ‘it was ‘unanimously ac-

cepted and from this: our search

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zations in the province of:B.C.’and
we ‘are ‘very’ proud of it. It ‘has
been called: on’ five times. in: two
year’s time ;and has proven: effec-
tive each ;time.- This: time- without
it Curly could have lost his life
and now I believe it is time this
organization :was given: same ‘aup-
port, A basket’

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week of a:
both the

Symphony seek ‘and. the: Musi.

clans’. Mutual Protective. Union,
Local ..145,/ A.F..-and “My

The basis of the new contract

‘| fs. a: four ‘season ’;term’ including

the :balance: of ‘the: 68-64’ season

throtigh’ 1966-67. ‘This ‘Is’ the’ Jong-

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*\ Whe’. new. contract’ ‘provides
for‘an increasing scale of payment
to ‘the! musicians :throughout, the
entire period, although’ the ‘musi:
clans have’ agreed :to perform ‘for
the ‘balance of this ‘season at, the
old:rate, There will ‘be, an ‘overall
increase of 9 per. cent in 1964-65,
7 pen cent: in: 1965-68’ and; ‘4 per
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Throughout the ‘recent nego-
pinttons the soclety has maintained
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two? way radios,
a concentrated course in ‘first aid
forall members. and -some:-com:
petent instruction in rope work,
Many improvements can‘ be made
and will 'be-made in the future
and ‘I’m sure ‘any support anyone
cares to. give Nea be appreciated.)

that swould ‘not
be available ‘from’ the’.public ‘and
other “sources. to raise the’ musi:
clans’ ‘fees’ to the loyel requeated
by the union in-the second year of
a:new contract, Under the present
agreement they-will receive a basic
minimum’ of $75 per week ‘by the
1968-66."season, and in the 1!
| season $78. week. x

Anglican Church Scene aN
Of Taylor Harmston Vows.

St, David's: Anglican ‘Church
in Castlegar .was the scene of a
late fall Wedding on Nov..9 when!

Rev. C. Day. officiated ‘at’the ce- |:

remony uniting Sharon’ -Faith,
daughter. of Mr. and Mrs, Roland’
Harmston of . Castlegar. and . Ro-!
bert Stephen, son of Mr..and-Mrs.
Harold Taylor, of Nakusp.

The radiant:bride entered the
church with her ‘father who: Zav:
her in marriage; Organist was Mrs.
A. F. Hostetter.

The : bride's! wedding gown in’
traditional ‘white. was full’ length
with: bouffant: skirt of: nylon: with ;

net . inserts, The :bodice:\with lily |-

point ., sleeves,:., featured — square ;
neckline trimmed with ‘sequins and
Pearls. Her tiara of mohair ‘braid |
and pearls held:her double, elbow
length veil of nylon tulle. Her-hou-
quet ‘was a cascade of red sweet-
heart: roses.'and ivy. Her :only
Jewellery was, heart shaped -gold
locket,

Maid ‘of Honor-was ‘Mrs. Faye
Hyson, sisterof the bride.

Bridesmaids’ were \Miss Jane!
Harmston, cousin of the bride and
Miss Sharon Taylor, sister ‘of’ the
groom.

The attendants. wore identical
gowns, of apricot nylon’ with nylon
and acetate ‘lace ‘jackets and, white
accessories. Each’ carried ‘ nosegays
of white and apricot carnations and
‘wore: single ‘strands’: of ° pearls,
gifts of the bride.

‘Best man was’ Mr.: Pat" Taylor,
brother of the groom “and ushers

with - matching accessories,
corsage was \of red’. sweet heart

“The groom's mother chose blue
fate print sheath with ‘Jacket’ and
matching ‘accessories. Her corsage
was. of red ‘sweetheart roses” find
white carnations.

“+: The reception s held in the
Twin Rivers Hall,. tastefully deca-
rated for the ‘occasion: ihe ‘bride’s
table was- covered a large
white lace cloth, deverea with ‘a
three-tiered wedding ‘‘cake’ decor-
ated in pink and ‘whit
ers_in crystal holders
mums added to the'decor.
<7: Mr.’ Roland “ Peachey, urele
of the bride said. grace. for’ the
banquet.’ Mr. Leo’ Bourd
ag master of ceremonies: Mrs."A.
‘Urban, ei rpe of the bride and Mrs.

‘Dancing followed: the! recep:
tion. Music was: supplied: beads;
Leo Bourdon yf ral
chestra.

Fora ree ho eymoi A 1 trip,
Jocal ‘points : th

| blege "sheath ‘with matching fac.
ket and (accessories and wore a
corsage of red roses.“ iS
Out ‘of: town’ guests ‘included
Mr, and Mrs. ‘A. Urban, Kimberley;
; Mr.-Donald -Evans,: Athalmer; Mr,
Roland Peachey, Silverton; Mr, and
Mrs. Hugh Armstrong, Silverton;
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Taylor, Shar-
yon, sues Allan’ and ‘Gordon, Na-
Mr. and. Mrs, L. ‘Hascarl,
Dale’ and Roxann, Mr. and ‘Mrs, D.
Beauvétte and family, Mr. Jim Don-
‘nelly, Mr, George:Pratt, Mr. Floyd
!De ‘Merchant, and’ Mr. Stan’ De
Merchant, all of Nakusp. : :
‘Mr. and. Mrs... D/ ‘MeAlpine,
; Trail; Mr, and: Mrs. I.-Bourdon,
{Penny and Allan, ‘Trail; Mr. and
Mrs.: L, Nowlin, Nelson and Miss
| Carole Keele of Nelson. ©

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The veealne: monthly meeting
of ‘the LA ‘to the Royal: Canadian
Legion was held’ Monday evening

the‘ Legion Hall with 16: mem.
present, Routine res ‘was
‘Mr

1 Adshead, | *
- is) be: genta potted ‘plant’ for Chriat-

&mber had. pete Wery successful:
Mrs; E.//A, MacDonald, \treasurer,
‘Was given \power’ to pay -any, in-
coming’ bill to'the,end of this year,
It: was ‘reported’ that some: of -the
‘members are sick and ‘cards are:
be ‘sent, ©

A Christmas ‘party (for veter-
ang’ children’ from’ the "ages ' of
three years to 10:-years ‘will; be
held “on Dec. ;20 at 6.p.m. ‘in. ‘the
Legion ''Hall.. The: members ‘were

It was also reported ‘that some

of “ins iuoraberd iad: served | a Junch
to‘ the’ men's ‘work’ party ‘at’ the
hall’ last:; week. Another «work
party is being held on Dec: J2 and
a lunch will again be'served,.:

Elderly ‘sick: members. are to

mas cheer ‘and: cards ‘will ‘also: i
sent, other. members,’ “Mrs,
Brownlie presided! for. the election
of 1964 officers’ and‘ the following
were elected:

“President, Meg, (H.- “Bate; first

AL ‘ae Doni

are Mrs, "2. Leh
and: Mrs.
farms, Mra. °J, me

On resuming.’ thee chair Mra.
‘Adshead ithanked

rca Be ‘Wadeys 2nd/a

"Surprise. Buffet.

The home of’ Mr,’and: Mrs.

T.. Waldie| was -the acene of:a hap.
Py: gathering ‘on Saturday.evening
when 'the members of their. family
arranged | ‘a‘surprise buffet supper
for: them on’ the , occasion: o!
Soth wedding ‘anniversary. .

for: “ties election and

‘ir Txindaulat, This ‘was won Py, Mrs.

also’ thanked’: the members ‘for
their support and. mae during her

Christmas ‘party: and exchange . of
gifts, A draw, waa held for a beau-
tiful Christmas centre piece which
was’ made ‘and ;-donated: by. Mrs,

season pas “marked: by ‘the pretty |:
°* eentrepiece of'slender’ green’ and

red tapers’ and ‘the : anniversary

Z ae ey vy Waldie proposed the

toast to. the guests.of ‘honor. and

a happy time'was enjoyed,’ During

the evening many: firends of the

popular: couple ‘called: in‘to offer
ula’

*\Those present
were Mr. and =
Robson: Mr. ‘and. Mrs Fred Waldle
of. Nakusp; “Mr. ‘ Mra,” Cee!
Loveland of Sousa Mr. and Mrs,
Keith ‘Waldie of Robson;Mr. ‘and
Mrs, E. Benynon. of Kimberley;

Mrs. J.C. Waldie’ of - Castlegar, | y

Mr. and Mfrs, R: T. Waldie of Rob-
‘gon and Mr. and Mrs.\\V. c Owen
jelso:

il] ther, Mrs: Sam ‘Konkin, were each,

“Miss Vera Koi
of® Brilliant place’ ‘on’ Dec.

ening at.the
The < iutieslect ‘and her “ine.
presented with ‘a beautiful: Chriat-

Mas: corsage ‘upon’ their “arrival.
The 87 guests. euioyes bingo

‘| mother and Migs Elaine.

+} the honoree. Assisting the. bride-

Mrs. P. SUSUR a usgees

oA box decorated in Christmas.
by. Misses Elaine: ‘Stoochnoff ’ and
Louise’ Bartsoff. and presented ‘to

elect.in the opening of the many
lovely and: useful gifts were’: her.

meting the :members ‘enjoyed ‘a | §

‘akin of “Thrums, | §
‘whose marriage to Mr. Nick Popoff | s

fashion was wheeled into the room | Sf

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