‘Thursday, Oct. 1,°1964

AIS WELCOME *
| WAGON

of gifts and answers to questions
about the city, its services and

+ WELCOME WAGON
Box 364—Kinnaird, B.C.

With Information <

i |. Last year's, rogulatlons, atat-| UP
ed. you. era take them with| j,
ANY, rifle

make no Sate ‘of it whatsoever.

-| I sincerely hope that-next year’s

rifle, | will definitely” clarify this for

‘| gaily ae native grouse: and

Ptarmigan:.with: a’ .22i rifle but
not with any large calibre rifle.”

all ‘coticerned,

understood by th the game de) Art|

ment, it i8'so" worded that local

RCMP. interpreted “it: to’ mean

by any ‘yifle; and a.22 is a rifle
by ae toria please note!

_ Last ‘weekend marked the

i by Air, Rail or Ship :

For iformation,
Reservations’ and Tickets—| 5

For Tours, Cruises & Hotels| * <7

anywhere, see ¢
VIPOND for TRAVEL
“Your Experienced Travel Agent”
Phone Zenith 6181 Trail
FALL BARGAIN avon TO
EUROPE
$440.00 and up

via. Bus-Train: and ship
, Enquire Early —

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BANQUET ROCH

— 60 persons —

“During Fire P Prevention Week (October 4 thisiigh 10). .
_JUNIOR FIRE MARSHALS in our town will be checking

~ for fire hazards.

. As focal sponsors of The Hartford Insurance Group’ s
‘JUNIOR FIRE MARSHAL program, we're proud to Iend

. support to this year-round plan for fire safety education. in
home and schdol.:As: parents, we know you'll want to do
everything you can to help it, too.

-If yous youngster.is a JUNIOR FIRE MARSHAL, you'll
beasked during the week to help make an inspection of your .
home ~ id sign ‘a Hartford Home Inspection report. We
know you'll join your-youngster in making sure your home

gets “A” TOE fire safety.

‘Fire Prevention Is Everybody's Business ©

YOUNG AGENCIES LTD.

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Representing

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PRESENTS: HIS HYPNOT:

oe ast year’ we had six fatal
hunting ‘accldents, four of which
it is estimated would never
have happened had. the victim
been highly. visible to the per-
son with the

9 One, man, ee shot when an
American: hunter saw what he
thought was a moose; another
saw a white movement and tho-
ught. the , victim. was ‘a. white-
tailed ‘deer; a. third was shot
on.a moose hunt, and a fou
was mistaken for a deer. Of the
other two, one was self inflicted

||.and one was a drowning.

The official safe color for
hunting is flourescent blaze or-
ange. Don’t'be a ‘hero and go

|.|-in’’ the’. bush’: wearing browns,

blacks and blues or greens. All
game, is considered color blind

:|-but."all hunters . are.-not, and

itchy’ “trigger finger
Shight mistake you'for’a moose,
deer,* bear ‘or, a rabbit. ©
+ >" Onee*you're::shot the fact
that you: weren’t a game animal
issn't.'going: to -help/ you a bit,
abut: it“will: help: the: fool. who
's you: get off scot free. So
-be safe and’ be seen — wear
bright: reds: and‘ oranges, Why

: leave your.family to be sorry?

‘Your'local-sportsmens club
conducts: ‘a course'in junior fire-

‘sure your. youngster takes. it.
Good. Manners. and hunter
safety:are’ part of,outdoor ethics

of the federation:puts it. “‘Hunt-| Lo

-|‘ing is a very.‘safe:sport and it's

accidents get far.too much"p!
lic hysteria attacked to them.
If automobile -accidents vsere
treated the same way, most
people would. be afraid to step
into their cars.”

* Thank god our hunters are
better trained than our drivers!

it this your'e, regs

A. sitiall point but though w

Joy.’ pauuaies MEC,
welcome the ‘visitors and pre
sented ¢orsages to Mrs: P. Wood:

ef AVancouvers: ‘Mrs, N. Gordon,
manager, frém |New’ Denver;
Mrs, L; Dewis, grand guard of
Kootenay ‘Temple; Mrs, F. Hard-
ing, DDG chief of New Denver,
while Mrs. J, Sherbiko present-

arms safety every. winter. Make ‘naird in ‘1955.

‘and’ asi-Ken Hodgson, president;

Kinnaird Man
Discovered Dead .
in Bush Friday

Funeral services were held

in Trail’ on.Monday for. a 60-

‘year-old Kinnaird man; Rudolph

Gabana, who: was found ; deat
in the: bush ‘about 1% miles
from his home early Friday ev-
ening.

‘Mr. Gabana had gone out
hunting and when he did not
arrive back at ‘suppertime a
neighbor, Sam Babakaiff at the
urging of Mrs, Gabana, started
a search.

Mr, Gabana’s car was found
about 1% miles out on the Kin-
naird-Christina Lake; highway |
and the’ dead man was discover-
ed about 100° yards from the
car on a, bush trail,

“ROMP say he died from'a
shotgun wound. to the head. A.
12-gauge. shotgun ‘was ‘found
near the: body and foul play
is: not sitspedted

The RCMP have completed
their investigation. and coroner

re JR. ‘igan of Trail
ordered an. inguiry, . although
the. date for it has not yet been
set. fe

Mr. Gabana was :born He
italy; and..arrived in Trail in
1920. In:.1938..he returned : to
Italy.to marry his wife Elizabeth.

They: moved: from Trail. to. Kin- | f

He was employed
by the..Municipality of Tadanac
as.a road foreman.

2. Mr. Gabana:was a. member

of the-Cristoforo Columbo

dge.
<:He was predeceased by a

ub! brother Antonio and is survived

by_his wife; Elizabeth, a’ sister-
in-law, Mrs. A, Gabaua of Trail,
and three’ niephews.': +.

Mass of solemn requiem was

.said at: St. Anthony’s Church

Monday.

I spent’a recent
hunting California big. horn
sheep in the with

‘tain View. Cemetery.”

in: Moun-

George Wiese George “ind
Lindsay Anderson, and Jerry
Brown. We located the sheep
all right and saw around 40 in
all,. but just couldn't: be ‘sure
they were'over the three-quar-
ter curl.mark, so never fired
a shot at them.

They..were all at the 600

raining most of. the:time so we
didn’t dare take a chance.

We saw plenty of deer,
grouse and a couple ‘of bear
put: came:home empty handed.

year will go back again for an-
other go at them.
As George put ‘it: “I could

as I put my scope on him, but
the crazy sucker wouldn't turn
his head to show me if he had

a three-quarter. curl, or not. He

D‘S GREATEST H NOTIST :

‘ANTASY: FOR THREE.
NIGHTS. HILARIOUSLY.. FUNNY.| > ENTERTAIN: “>>:
MENT FOR: THE ENTIRE’ FAMILY! FANTASTIC

yard range or. better and it was|

We were. after. sheep-and next|ed’ t

have shot one of them 17 times} ©

Just: laid ‘there’ across the can-

yon and looked :'at me.”

‘Who says. sheep:are stupld?
Maybe we shouid-iake‘a second.
‘look.at the‘ hunters! © °
:°.By the way,: improper: use
of game tags’ by ‘some’ ‘hunters
is causing concern ‘to game’ ma-
nagement offi
“Dr. : James Hatter, director
of the’ fish “and “game. ‘branch,
said’ hunters’ must cancel the
appropriate tags: by: cutting out
the ‘day and month as ‘soon as
an animal is‘taken:'It'is requir-
tags must: be “placed
ety on the animal ensuring
they cannot be- pulled or torn

Dr. Hatter said proper tag-
ging is imperative if a success-
ful: Wildlife management: pro-
‘gram isto ‘be maintained, So
pay heed, please:i::

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Fall’: Fair, here, Visiting slate
Denver, Rossland; Salmo, Fruit-
vale) and Kimberley: were ‘all,
given a warm welco

‘The meeting had t ‘been pre-
ceeded’ by’ a

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other Toastmaster.

Now, more than ever, your income, and, security depends
upon: the’ extent to’ which yoh develop and apply your Ja-
tent abilities, You owe it to yourself to kee How ‘Toastmas-
ters can’ increase your self-ton fidence, :-your:: ability to

, think ‘and talk on -yoiir feet] ‘to sell your. ideas, fe, em

enthisiasin when dealing with others,

‘ be ay stimulating, ‘and, {dspiripg . experience, /

Please. contact Allen ‘ gelbie at 365,7825, or any

prepared by the members | of
Kootenay em ple. : Members
were ‘reminded ‘that. materials
were on hand forthe fall bazaar

atid for them to take what ‘they | 4
‘| could ‘to alae up’ for’ the sale.

G joppuis gave a very
intennaing Sek on: "Faith and

Friendship” and brought greet- |i

ings from the: Supreme Temple.
She also congratulated the mem-
bers ‘on their work: and. made
a few. corrections. | »;:

On behalf. of Kootenay,Tem-
Pls, Mrs, : Saunders « presented
‘8, Choppuis -with a gift,

Conciliation.
Officer For
‘School, Union

Labor Minister Leslie Pet-
ergon. has announced. the ‘ap-
Polntmient ot a conciliation offl-
cer.-.in ute - between
School District Ne: 9 and the
‘Trail and District Civic We
nates L eal: ae

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BUSINESS, SECTION

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‘ ACADEMIC COURSES

Reliuired : academic’ courses for a ‘Grade 10 certificate nesded to attend

a Regional Vocational School.
English 20 or 21. :
Social’ Studies 20°

'Mathematics-20 or 21 or Commerce’ 24 ~'

Science 10

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Grade 12 General Programme

Science 10

-English:40 or 31. ‘and 41

Social ‘Studies 30.:

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. Registration Thursday, October 1, 1964.- 7.90 p.m. Stanley Huimph:

to use a slide rule - 6 sessions Thursday, October 8, room 208.
& Monday, October’ 5; room‘1-’

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Men’s Keer E Fit
. Beginners Bridge

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‘Thursday, October 8; :
“Friday, October 9, ronan Park School-

. Tuesday, ; October.-6,.Gym
» Wednesday; October:7; room: 1
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- Wednesday, October 7, room $202 :
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Canadian; Cancel Soi iety ;
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- Canadian Legion Welfare ©”
adian’ Réd' Cross (Trail and Nelson’ ’ Brariches)
Canadian Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic
i Children’s Hospital |,
' -LO.D.E. Welfare Committee i
ed Children ;
tation Foundation of BC.

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