FIELD

AND

. STREAM

BY JACK WHITE ,

nie

PETTITT. PHOTOS.

| PETTITT PHOTOS

We announced a short while; cutive for the coming year of 1904,
ago that the new officers of the
Castlegar and District Sportsmen's
Asosclation had been elected with
George Guimont as president, Sid
Sidoni os first vice-prealdent, Gary
Walsh as second vice-president,
Reno Manarin as treasurer and
Mrs, Del Peppard as secretary for
a third term.

‘PETTITT, -PHOTOS

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PETTITT. PHOTOS.

alone. You have to keep turning
> out to the meetings, the work par-
Last night the new dircctors| ties, committee mectings, building
were appointed and they are Er-

direction, speed and scope. So this
year lets all get behind the new| through, 3
executive as we have in the past
and Bat Jin afl ieneed ahead.” | night and if you haven't already
i ‘ommittee chairmen appoint-| done so, let me know the type
ed to date are: membership, build-| of wild ‘game and the welght as bell, J. K., Killough, W. H. Hous:
ing and property, Joe Fodor; jun-| well as the cut: that is, steak, stew, ton, W. 0. Devitt, E. F. Herman,
jor firearms safety, George Woro-| roast, etc., you plan on contribut- a C, Pitts, Ushers were N.
by and Len Morey; finance Réno| ing to the dinner. Incidentally any- A. McNabb and W. H. Reed.
Manarin; public relations and pol-| one with an excess of Ling Cod con-
lution of field and stream, Jock} tact Ivor-Reinsbakken — his go
Stewart; search and rescue, Tom| lady wants to make some up as| to the Kootenays in 1895, residing
in Nelson ‘with her parents. She
married Algernon Thomas Horswill
in Nelson on Jan, 26, 1910, They
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary here in 1960. 3
Following their marriage, Mr.
and Mrs. Horswill moved to the
Okanagan where they.. lived for
nine years, After a’ three-year resi-
dence in Vancouver, they returned
to Nelson in’ 1927. In 1942 they
annual Fish and Game Banquet} ™ony Circle of the United Church | moved to the Slocan Valley and in
and I would urge all members to| Women held their first meeting
pick sholrs UP. early bath ths: of 1964 at the home: of Mrs, E.
re were quite a few who left it ’t!
the last minute only to find that Rorsie Thompsen,
they were all sold out. Pick them

entertainment,
New; fish, Joe Kline; historian,
Gordon Pettitt; zone chairman,
Jack White; Columbia river deve-
lopment Joe Kline; pistol club,
Ray Lee; rifle club, George: Wo-
roby; trap shooting, Jack ' White;
big game trophy competitions, Al
Richards;" archery. club, ‘Mra, Joy

Norm

The tickets are out for the

and be sure,

plugs with fish up to 18 pounds | Thursday

nay Lake,

Summitt Lake ice fishing and com-

foot gear, paticnce and’

from St. David's Anglican Church

kat in. the Castlegar and] here. H

There {Is a lot of work to be} being taken in the Arrow Lakes| District Hospital after a; lengthy | clerk from. 1949 to 1958.
done and your executive is only| and up to 22 pounds in the Koote-| illness.
as good as the rest of the member-
ship. It is up to you to keep up
your end of the club as well and
that docsn't stop with the pur.
chase of your meimbership ticket

Well-Known Kootenay Worker
Mrs. A. Horswill Passes Here

“Funeral services wero held yo!

Besides her husband, Mrs,

Mrs. Horawill, the former Mai. | Horawill is survived by one daugh-.
Quite a few have been up tol garet’) (Pearl) McGreggor, was| ter, Eileen, Mrs, P, E. Burroughs | ,

six great

Rev.

fish cakes for the banquet and

we still need one cougar.’ ~

- Harmony Gircle
Elects Officers

Last week the ladies of Har-

three, years...
The Women’s Presbyterial to] |.

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fortitude 1s Sood sportsman’s pas-) funeral ‘Were’ Archdeacon B, A.|5

Ime and one you should all try.

o appointed and they are: Er Projects, fund ‘Srives, ete, Your| Just be sure you have a good ice Beate arentcaeoty ove
- | exceutive is only i

Taos teak towart, hties a re ly the rudder, tke| cutter along. Some of that ice is

lough, Tom Lampard, Ivor Reins-
bakken, Joe Fodor and Lene Gvrif-
foni That along with our three ho-
norary presidents—Dr, John Hall,
Jack Killough and Charlie Eslund
and throw in the past president
and this comprises your total exe-

.. Canon’ W. J. Silverwood
general membership controls the| plenty thick ond patience often an eviiaed so Andee ane

gets pretty thin before you break] wot Let Me'Go and Unto the Hills.
Organist was Mrs. F. A. Hostetter.
See you at the meeting to-| Cremation followed.

Pallbearers were ‘L. v. \camp-

Born in Selkirk, Man., on Aug.
od | 23, 1889, the deceased first came

1945 to Castlegar.

A staunch member of the An-
glican Church, Mrs, Horswill was
an officer of the Diocesan Board
There were 12 members pre-| ang Women’s Auxiliary for 20
up at tonight’s meeting after the | Sent and Mrs, R. Gemmil presided. | years. ‘She was auxiliary president
The devotional part was conducted | for the: Diocese of Kootenay for
White fish are still banging} by Mrs, E. Murray and Mrs, Wm, | four years. :
away on fresh water shrimp and) Raston gave readings on India,
helgramites so get out and get] i tong and maintenaa ”
them.’ Char, are going for Buck | ™#5 ons and maintenance.
Tail streamer flies “and the big

She was regent of-the Lillian
Killough. Chapter, IODE, here for

> In Nelson, during ‘World War

ryatt,

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vr : .Eycleshiner of California, She was

Mr, Horswill operated a‘groc-| predeceased by one son, Richard
here on Saturday for Mrs. A. T.| ery store in Nelson and also had} Sydney, in 1042, who died while
Horswill, 74, who passed away last] stores in the Okanagan, Slocan and | serving overseas in the Royal Ca-
le was Castlegar village | nadian Air Force,

The landed value of the catch
widely known in the Kootenay and| of Trail; two sons, Robert A, of | of Canada’s sea fisherles was $114 |’
ing home with Kamloops trout up| okanagan’ areas for her work in| Robson and Stanley of Trail, ‘six| mililon in..1962; Janded ‘value ‘of
to four pounds. If you have the! many women's : the catch of the inland fisheries
250. at the| ren, and one sister, Mrs. Rhoda ' is about $20 million annually,

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bytery to be held in Castlegar were
;| discussed, These meetings are to
be held in the spring. The‘election
of officers was held with the fol-
Towing being elected:

- President, Mrs, M. Blaihut;
first vice-president, Mrs. E, Forgie
Thompson; _ secretary - treasurer,
Mrs. G. Carr; cards, Mra, G. Shep-
herd, (

The meeting was closed with
the Mizpah benediction after which
delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess. -

he held in Rossland and the Pre- | II, slg: organized Red Cross. work

and was interested in the work of
the Women’s: Institute and Boy
Stout. and Girl Guide movements.
She was president of the Canadian
Club there for three years,

Mrs, Horswill held a ‘gold me-
dal declaring her to be one of the
first persons to ride Nelson's first
streetcar on June 19, 1899, and was
one of the‘last riders on the old
trolley cars when they were retired
from service June 20, 1949.

“She recalled the victory par-
ade held for John Houston when

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Prosecution is Urged For

Violators of the Dog Bylaw

Dear Sir: . Te
1 would like to officially lodge } 18 presently In season,
a complaint against the leash law
violations in Castlegar.
Zam not unmindful of diffi-

By

cred black Labrador female which A

In recognition of the leash

Castlegar News, and a need for

the proper cary of a good hunting If there's ono Lesson I’vo learn-

culties:the village has encountered do; 8
g, [have at considerable expense| ed nog. an editor, it is always
In their efforts to malntain ade- erected a proper kennel. In anticl-} open every envelope ‘hat crosses

quate pound ‘facilitles,” however,

pation of my dog's present condi-| my desk whether it's got a 2-cent

the situation has reached a deplo-| tio, ‘tne kennel consists of a’ 45-Lt.| stamp on it or better than $1 worth

rable state.

conerete slab, a pine frame work,| of postage affixed. And what's

In passing .any school: yard,| ang chain link .wirlng to com-| more, glance through everything.

you can normally see packs of dogs] nicte the enclosure.
ranging in number from five to
twenty. nn
Hitting a more personal pro-
blem, I am the owner of a regist-| natural state,

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WEST'S.

ANTI of service in emergenctes, rey
ErNGHTS OF COLUMBUS aiurogard ot Conndlan, tates) Mrs, Trice caved retrosments

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\._ | waste basket.
Packs ranging from eight to

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death,
It would be tragic if this had| Gont, G, Arnold Hart, to the’ an
been ‘a small child. =| nual meeting of B'of M/ share:
If people ‘are indifferent ‘to
the responsibilities attached to dog capital caught my eye.
ip as well as
to small children, then I feel the
time has come to prosecute the vio-

R, @ Wade,
Castlegar.

“ARRANGED :"

our external: position.”

© rere He noted that such aa obser
; : ver might wonder why it is thal ai a
‘| when forsign capital flows into up members.
this Canad of ours a good many
of our ‘citizens worry’ about it,
but when: foreign capital shows
signs’ of ceasing to flow into this
country, a good ‘many Canadians

CHAIN

Municipal studies,-such as are | Worry even morel
being held at Trail‘and Kimberley

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Phone 365-4911.

broad picure of what is essential] of the comments made that mos!

F COLUMBUS

apprehension and inconsistency at
blah levels alton eee the R. Beens, has been transferred to
Foolishness we, witnessed last fall

at Ottawa, At that time the feder-

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al’ finance minister propos

FRONT ST.

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=| ment dollars into.thiscountr.
= scream and: holler went up,an'

Personal Colu n tho matter of bus parking on Wood | auditor.
aie eam st, ryith | the Chatlecar inne E
5 Mato. Safety Counell, The matter.of par-

Ia, etounly printed inthe] We Hate Those Yankee Dollars -:Or Do We?) thet tia ciagonat parking wit alzo
i ‘ bo referved to the Safety Council.

tit a It’s worth the effort because every what Is needed Jo thls country is
My dog is at present licenced| onco in a while something worth-| an increased emphasis on encou-} ti
for which, an additional fee {| nile is temporarily saved from! raging Canadians to maintain and Eira ere ees ci
charged to maintair a bitch in her| its ultimate’ destination of the] incroase their ownership of our, eet ech oil

Such was the case Jast week) increased Canadian ownership is

fifteen doge have taken over my 46th annual report of that should be approached by
CEA TT fiteen dogs have taken over EY with the 140th anual report of| ang that shows soe !
smalt dog almost to the point of! mancing through the text of the| means — if it is to be both effec-
: address made by the bank's presi-| tive and worthwhile.

holders, his comments on foreign

Mr. Hart remarked that ob-
servers outside Canada must be a
bit puzzled “by some prevalent snd
{| long-standing Canadian reactions to} 1oy year with 17 members and Fa-
the facts’ of life with ‘respect to ther Broph present at thelr meet.

Mr. Hart adds that “at times
this month,’ will’ try to give the| onc would almost think from some et and Whittalcer who is the Be:

jn developing a good clvil defence | if not eal forelan OrNe ars neral convener.
ra Y = js count Bare ;
Son ae eety a ene sinister purpose and con- ‘ordered forthe’ choir.

ducted their affairs with a bland

might also think that foreign ca-
pital had contributed nothing what-
ever to Canadian growth and that
we could have ‘attained our pre-
sent-economic stature without it.”

ion which ‘would’ have slowed | -
Sethe flow of American invest- him’ here shortly.

withdrew ° his | ill-advised” legisla-
tion. A few short weeks later 'the

"Briefs from Castlegar Council / ¢

cult for foreign countrics —- Cana-
da Included — to borrow money
in the U.S, money markets, Our Y
to. Washingtont. a}
We would all be well advised | ;,
to heed Mr. Hart's suggestion that

productive enterprises, The goal of

government made a formal protest Gwilym Hughes to prepare a pub-
lie statement of what this surplus

ters.

n ! ent Ihe society's , probably be better for the curling
Comm, Leo Bosso will take up , ancial statement from the socicty’ prot by pe ie amity tore
curling rink’ than to lease {t from

i ° be the village as the village can only
Village solicitor E, M. Mc-| tease property for a period of 20
Gauloy advisd council that it would | years,

mole .
The~'matter of .the $45,000
urplus-was turned over to Comm.

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involves, °<" ;
an ‘e .
Comm. Bosse will meet with

° an . 1
‘A’meeting will be held with
ed to discuss all

Castlegar’s CWL
Has 30 ‘Members

The Castlegar CWL began the

ing in St, Rita’a halt,
The council now has 30 paid-

‘A‘.good’ profit was reported
from the catering the council did
for Celgar in December,

month is..a ‘bake sale with: pro-
ceeds going to the seminary fund,
It will be held on Jan. 25, Mrs.
Kuit and Mrs. Schwartzenhauer will
it,
Newshymn books are to be

ant

-| councils and a representative of the

aspects’ ofa pedestrian underpass
to the Shewchuck subdivision:
. °

+." Phe Civic Workers Union gave

"| two monthe notice ‘that it ‘wishes
to ré-negotiate Its agreement with

the village. ;

. . .
A letter was read'from the
hospital “board ., asking that the
hospital be placed on‘a high prior-
ity for hook-up ;to :the
sewerage Systeme

.

A second lette

pital’ board’ asked;

make ‘available

should trouble occur with the hos-
pital’s disposal field prior to the

‘The council's project for this} i, ctatiation’ of sewers. ‘The hoard

will be informed that village equip-
ment is not available’ for such work
as there are private concerns which x nyrrerrern pooesaaes soert
do such work ins , 3; : a= i Ae
bd i “
~ “>A joint meeting between mem- a | \
bers of the Castlegar and Kinnaird Fee ~
i Council’ on the mat- 2880 Highway Drive, TRAIL Phone ZENITH 6330

Carl Purdy Moved

4th Ave. at Sth’ and Spruce ‘was

ALES AND SERVICE
: mart

Cadillac”

B.C. F

ter of a district‘ municipality ‘was

scheduléd for Jan. 14. eee
Se ees we

Envoy

.
The matter of ‘straightening C, ie
referred to’Comm. R.'C, Maddocks.

ress Pent eerie
ase will contaet, Kin-

To Chilliwack Bank
Anew accountant, 'Kurt.“E,

the ‘Bank/of Montreal here. from
the Granville and Davies St. branch

“Mra, Beens'is ted to join

. Comm, Bi wi
naird regarding'the ‘dog byla and
a possible change in'll sche-

dule,
Sea .

The
di

St. — —_—_ —

‘ places * Carl
| Purdy ‘who has’ been ‘transferred.
to the Chilliwack branch of the
bank, “Mrs, Purdy. and their two

Mr. Beens

the et a argest’ and-.most. fully equipped Garage snd
garage on ee lage ; Body: hs Ki

ry reery

Fal
Seiberling :Tire Wa

Comm.Lorne Zinio “will ar
fange to meet the Project Society's
ial ittee.to discuss: fin-

children’ were’ ted to leave

request a fin-

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