, Thursday, July 4, 1963

FIELD

AND

STREAM

BY JACK WHITE

The scattergunners had them-
selves a ball last Sunday over on
Indian Flats with Jock, Stewart
racking up the highest score of
21 for 25,

Not bad for the first time out
this year, but then he has to keep
up with his five-year-old son Dan-
ny, I believe he’s the winner of
Jast month's pup tent for catching
the biggest fish in the pee wee
class —- a two pound two ounce
rainbow,

Sid Sidoni, Danny O'Shea, Tom

and three or four more
abitl Lake for the
weekend and though it took 4%
hours of steady climbing to get
there they figured it was well
worth it as they stayed in over-
night, ate all the fish they wanted
and came out with 15 a piece.
Lovely fish and you can walk out
in 2% hours. Seems like a Par-
mahcine Bell and Green Sedge
were the favored flies on this ex-
pedition, 2

‘Kokanee are running nicely
now, with good catches being taken.
Johnny Sherbiko landed 20 in'a
even hour on Sunday morning off

Big Cayuse, Then he took my John
with him in the afternoon to get
four more while little John land-
ed a nice Kamloops around the
Pound mark, They were using a
Kamloops Spoon and a red and
white flat fish.

Yours truly put in three hours

trolling on: Sunday using the: lar-
ger plugs. I tried blue backs, Sil-
ver and Gold Alaskans, Macs Squid,
and Pearl Pinks trying to shag a
big one but with net result — nil.

Other reports of fishing on the
Arrow are that Kokanee are really
starting to come in so get out and

Presbyterian
Board Meets .
With Architect

Last weekend : the board of

get set for them.
Next. Tuesday there will be
another work party kicking off

‘|from in front of Castlegar Sporting

Goods at 6.30 p.m. to go up to work
on slashing and clearing up on our
Sportsman’s Paradise above Rob-

son,
Last work party. just Johnny
and myself turned up

of. Grace yy ia

and outreach with Dick DeKleer,
architect from Vancouver. =

Mr. DeKieer, who is also an
active layman in’ St. Columbus
Presbyterian at Vancouver, con-
ducted the morning worship. on
Sunday.

Rev. Evans conducted the morn-
ing worship at Emmanuel Baptis!
in Trail for the joint

and then the two Saliken Boys and
‘Walter Konkin showed up. We got
halfway through on the roadway
but there is still plenty to be done,
Bring your own axe and let's get
the job finished. We have a mem-
bership of 200 surely more than
two at a time can turn one te

work for ‘the

Dear Sir:

T would like to use the medium
of your’ paper {to extend my con-
Sratulations to a person for the
success ‘with which he accomplish-
ed his purpose.

:This person, I will not refer
to him as human, is in my'estima-
tion one of the lowest forms or
should I: say the lowest form of
animal life, I refer to the person
who receives sadistic pleasure from
the image he creates in his twist-

dying of poisoning,

I hope that this person reads
this letter. I think that his warped
mentality must derive a: sense of
power from the cowardly acts that
he ‘commits. But he has no real
power,

Considerate dog owners work
years to develop an animal pro-
perly trained and well behaved.
This person in a few hours des-
troys those years of work, This
person does not have consideration
for anyone or anything, But this
person need’ not worry, he w.
probably never be caught, The
reason for this is that the apathetic

ed mind as‘he thinks of an animal] /

‘Letter: Writer Protests
Poisoning of Animals

public will not worry tintil a child
picks up one of these deadly
Pieces of food. 2

Has anyone reading this letter
watched an animal -die of poison-
ing? Have you watched convulsions
twist through the body, of.a dog
that did not know why this hap-
pened? Have you seen the pleading
and tortured look in its event Have
you seen the animal try;to reach
its master when siinendy, the poison
caused

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happen. Probably before this per-
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deadly poison in our district some
mother will watch her child twist
in the agony ‘of 'stychnine polson-
ing.

Are you, the public shocked
that I should suggest such a thing?
I sincerely hope that you are, for
if such is the case then maybe
we will eliminate this reptile from
our midst, |

Is this person married? I hope
so, for perhaps his wife will read

in, {this and have some concern for

her children, because’ children,
having a. natura) curiosity, - will
ito their mouths

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Senior Citizens
Planning; Picnic
At Nelson Park

Members of the Senior Citizens
held their final meeting of the sea-
son on Friday evening in the Leg-
ion Hall with 26 members present.
There were also two visitors
Mr. and Mrs, Christianson of New-
burg, Org., who ‘attended with Mr.
and Mrs. W. Ball. Plans were made
for the annual picnic which is to
be held at Lakeside Park, Nelson,
on July 27, This is to be a basket
Picnic,

'T. Blackburn was appointed to
look after transportation. The mem-
bers are to be at the Legion Hall
at 10 a.m. for transportation.

E. Bailey reported that the
Nelson Senior Citizens had‘ held
their picnic in Trail and it had
been very successful. He also ex-
tended an invitation from Mrs. J.
Vipond - to all Senior Citizens to
attend a free movie’ at.the Odeon
on July 8.at 2 p.m. ‘Anyone ‘wish-
ing to go meet at the Legion Hall
at 1 p.m. for transportation.
Guards were arranged for the
Fall-Fair which is to-be held in
the‘arena in September. They are
T. Blackburn, E. Bailey, W. Jacob-
son, and W. Ball, two for each
night of the fair.

At the close of a very ‘busy
evening refreshments were served
by Mrs, L, P. Ferguson and Mrs. L
‘McNeil.

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Air Cadets Give

Cheque to Rotary

C1 Chris MacBain of Air Ca-
det Squadron 581, Castlegar, pre-
sented a.cheque to the Castlegar
Rotary Club on Tuesday. This r
presented money collected at the
Air Cadets Parade of Dimes held
recently and will be put to the
Rotary Health Unit fund.

Other activities at the Rotary.
meeting Tuesday included the out-

lining of committees for the new
term.

Shower Honors |
Barhara Martin

Mrs. E. Beynon and Mrs, K,
Robey were hostesses at a_miscel-
lanious shower for. Miss Barbara
Martin who was married on‘ Tues-
day.

It was attended by 10 former
classmates and school chums. Miss
Martin was presented with a cor-
sage of roses and carnations. ©

The house was decorated in
Europeon ‘theme: and_ a ‘smorgaas-.
bord lunch ‘was served. Bfiss Mar-
tin thanked. the guests for her
lovely gifts. ; :

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“RENATA SOCIALS

Mrs, M. Robn
Mr, .and Mrs. C, G. Kellet,
‘Lorne and Patricia, of Vancouver

‘lave spending a month’s holiday at
_|the home of Mr, and Mra. I. Wiebe.

and Mrs, Ray Kosiansic
and, children, of Crescent Valley
were visitors at the’ home. of Mr,
and Mrs. J, Ulmi.

Mrs, P, Warkenten was a week-
end visitor at the home of Mrs, EB,
Levick of Trail.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dyck and
daughter Eleanor have left for a
holiday to Chilliwack, Yarrow and
Vancouver where they. will. visit
friends and relatives,

Mr. and Mrs. F. Galliker of
Vancouver. and Mr, and Mrs, Wal-
er Brunner of Los Angeles were
feat visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. P, Warkentin.

Mr, P, Doell is home for a few
days from Clearwater where he is
employed,

Mr, and Mrs, J. Letkeman and
daughters Pearl and Beverley have
left: for a week on a holiday to
Salmon Arm,

: Fred Koch has returned home
after spending-a few days-in Ke-
lowna where he, “attended a track
meet.’

Mrs,. M, Funk: has. returned
home after spending a holiday at
Haney and Vancouver.

Gordon Peters of Grand Forks
is home to visit his parents Mr.
and Mrs. 'P, Peters.

put int
the oddest things, This odd object
may, well be a common food liber-
ally Toaded with poison.
CARROLL,
Castlegar, B.C.

-ROBSON SOGIALS

Mrs. T. Sanford, Ph.. 365-5883 | |
Miss Rita Schuepfer and ‘Miss
Joy Anderson spent .the weekend
in Kelowna where they’ competed
in the Legion Track Meet.

Mr. and Mrs. Matheson . and |_

family returned last week from a
West Coast holiday.

Mr, and Mrs. C. Howitt of Na-
kusp spent.a few days with Mr.
and Mrs..D. Stewart, Jr. and while

here attended .the ‘Shrine Circus |: Qt

in Trail,

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Noad of
Olds, Alberta, spent last week vis-
iting. Mrs. Noad’s sister, Mrs,’ J.

Heslop. Also visiting Mrs. Heslop |

have been her daughter Bernice
and_her. fiance,’ Mr. Sergio Pasin.
‘Miss Heslop and Mr. Pasin will be
married July 20 at Invermere.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Evans,. Mrs.
P. McPhee and ‘Eric drove to Pen-
ticton: on Saturday to attend: the

golden babs fi eulveranyy. of Mr. 3

and Mrs.’D.

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JOHN McLEOD -

© July. 1, 1983 — Approximately
the half way! mark in the golfing
season ‘— -80« let’s take a look at
the: standings of our golfing handl-
cap: sires
“The handicaps ;are. based on
your low 10 scores out of the last
25° scores: posted, or a portion
thereof: if ‘less than 25 have been
played. If you are wondering just
what happens to ‘the scores’ that
you -have’ posted’ ‘to’ sheets’ that
have been removed, these scores
‘are transferred ' to Fesord cards
“and your “handicap ’ is compited
‘from. these cal
After you have posted 25 scor-
-'es then you receive your first true
handicap..For cach suceeding score
posted after the ‘first 25, one. of
the previous scores is cancelled
out which in this case would bo
your ‘very [ret score “posted, this

so that at ar times 25 scores are
available for‘ handicapping.

This might help to explain to
some -who are at a loss\to ‘under-
stand just why their handicap has-

‘not changed after. they: have: shot
four or five’.fairly poor rounds,
these rounds may have just can-
celled out the previous poor rounds
Posted ‘and the best 10 rounds,
which you-are potentially capable
‘of playing, are ‘still in existence,

Walter Jacobson telis me that
we now have. over 200 members
including: juniors and out: of. this
number:we ‘have 149 pangieey, re
cord cards for men ‘only who are
posting scores.

Now, out of this: number of
eards I have picked the top 10
and this is how they line up:

There is no doubt in the world
as to who is top cat :in this group.
In the last 25 games: played ‘Jim
Bilesky has’ come up with’: this
impressive list:'2 games of 71,—

1 over par, ‘2 games of 72 — 2
over par, 2. games of 73 — 3 aver
par,,3 games of 74’ 4 over par,
and 1. game of 67 — 3 under par,
thls - gives: Jim .a handicap. of 2
- Next in line are: —
Dick Wayling - 10 NickBuri
Peter. Youn -:10 E. Fitzpatrick - 15
Ed Bringsli + 11 Bill Helchert - 15
Elgin. Hill.- 11. Bill Oleski-- as
John Miros - 11 Ed F

ak - 18)

BUY WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS DOLLAR VALUE!

R,' McCutcheon -'11 T. Wilson - fy
Stan Angus - 12K. Muirhead - 17
H, Godderis -"13 L, Harmston +17
B. Jeffery - 13° P. Drader §- 17
Ed Konkin - 13 Doug Baines - 17
B. Stefonluk - 13 J, Dalziel: ~ 18
F. Stoushnow - 13° G. Haines 18
T. Lockhart - 14 G, Jablonsky. -.18
E. Leroy, -18 R, Wadey - 18

©.K. fellows lets lne up our
sights and. see how many of these
boys: we :.can ‘shoot down by the
end of the year! (P.S. Wadey:and
LeRoy. are hanging. on by. their
back teeth!)

Incidentally if any of our. clitb
members are planning’ on leaving
this area and intend: to golf on
other courses you may pick up your
handicap ‘record: éard by advising
any member .of our committee of
your intentions.

Have you ever stopped to gon
sider - just how: many::miles
under your feet as you chase that
elusive white pill around ‘the, golf
course?’"From. the record: cards
which were statred in 1962 we have
three marathoners who have reel-
ed: off’ the following distances:
Bill Heichert —'303 miles; ‘Jim Bi-
lesky. —° 292. miles; Joe Buckna
286 miles.

ean. just hear, these fellows
when: their. wives ask them to walk
down. to. the’ store ;for ‘groceries!
|. Now. let's see how: our junior
members are coming: along, so far
only... eight. juniors are :posting
scores, ‘surely we haye more than

| this . playing. “Maybe ‘some ‘of you | #

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‘The federal: government has |;
medical stores to: the value” of
$12,000,000 to be ‘used in emer-
gency. This stockpile contains both

packaged units and bulk re-supply
Tema, ‘The package units consist
of hospital disaster kits, advanced

treatment: centres, 200-bed  hospi- }

tals, public health laboratories and
blood transfusion depots.

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e type: of scares you are shoot-
ing, don’t let that worry. you, some
of us men’feel the same way too!
So‘ lets get them all..up and. we
will attempt .to’arrange a Junior
Toummament inthe ‘near. future.’
The Juniors: line «up: as:-fol-
lows: ‘J; Popoff -"17, D. Leitner -.18
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