~ FIELD
AND

STREAM

BY JACK WHITE

Last Sunday’s dawn came
late with a downpour of rain,

the Salmo-Trail. rifle range at
12 noon and barring a typhoon
the shoot would go on.

iy blue-eyed better half
and the twins, along.with three
of the. local team, headed for
the rifle range right after Sun-
day school, All we could see
going the opposite direction was
stock cars checking» for ‘the
opening of the new calamida
stadium .track, Needless to sa
the “Dove wer “were all for ‘stopping
to wat the races, but we
pressed es

The shoot got underway

promptly with. seven teanis en-
tered — three from Salmo, one
each ‘from Trail, Nelson, Fruit-
vale and Castlegar. For th
effort at fielding three teams
on: such short notice, I‘ believe
the Salmo. teams, or rather,
caaches should be given first

honors, remark-
able: effort. for such a small

ane «1 ‘cap this éffort of three
ee Salmo: also produced se:
ven trophy a’ for teams
open the shoot. One for
et igh:single; which was
won: poh Les. Rourke of. Castle-
Bar. One for the girls high sin-
Bis which was won by eDiane
juncan of the Trail team. Diane

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WEDNESDAY JUNE 17
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and adults. Make appointment
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2. - 10 evenings.

:| comical to. see when

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game birds or animats,

BREAKING

Ref: Sec. 19 C1) & (2), Game Act (R.8.8,C, 1960, Chap, 16

incidenta’ laced seventh in
the overall shooting — includ-
ing the boys, and that’s a nice

score (166 out of the possible

y 200). at. any. time,

Castlegar boys won the ‘oth:
er five trophies for their effort
in winning the grand aggregate
for the shoot, However, sue to
the fact that Al Parslow of Trail
sports shop after whom the

eir shoot jis named, gives the win-|&

ning iwam individual irophiies,
I have taken the liberty of sug-
gesting to the Salmo Club that
they give the individual trophies
to the team placing second.’ See-
ing: that the’ first ranking team,
and in this case it was Castle:

dividual trophy pe member as

well as a crest from the zone.
The Castlegar Club coached

by Len Morey and George Wor-

oby took a commanding lead in h

the first round: and never look-
ed back. ‘Their andiviaual scores
ur!

‘Final standing of all entries
was: Castlegar — 845; Trail —
Ag Nelson — 668; Salmo No.
— 593; Salmo No. 2 573; Fruit-
tale — 518; Salmo No. 3 — 490.
The Trail team suffered a
setback of 51 points in shooting

from the sitting position, when | wi!

Mike Edwards put all five shots
into Ron Marback’s target. Mike

| counted zero for the round and

Ron a. 37.

. Under Dominion Marksman
‘Rules Ron had to take the count
for the five lowest: shots on his
target. A costly lesson, but quite
like’s team
mates sorroytully took him by

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the arms and. headed for the

in the creek.

The coaches of the Castle-
ar Club deserve a lot of cre-
slow Trophy

They. must have worked: hi
to bring along such a consistent
team .of shooters and they in-
formed me later that they. had

spare Lahue along who
could do just as

well
In fact -Miké lost the toss
to Les Rourke the marksman
of the shoot to’ see who was
going to be on the team.
Castlegar Sporting Goods
has a trophy to award for marks-
manship but at ‘present I ani
not quite sure what the rules
for. awarding this trophy are.
Fishing last weekend has
been rewarding for those’ who
stayed with it. Hugh Wilson and
his: partner took a five,.a a
and: a: two.’ pound: ‘Dolly... b:
Broadwater on a blue back plug
and ‘a Hadden King lure.
Dick Mottershead of Deer
Park, ‘who ui

ear. g
on tip there Dick, we know

multe a few are being taken but | -

five with the. size, species, lure
and who got them.
They're still taking a few up
Kaslo way but not too many big
ones at Present. ‘Too much toad
th this high water and the old
fellows are getting choosey,
but they’re there if you: want

to get out to work for them.

_ Village May Buy
Lot on 6th five.”
’ For Taxes & Cash

’ The: Village of Castlegar
may purchase a 60-£t lot on 6th
Ave, in Castlegar, subject to the

seria and works supervisor.
q Mrs,Anne Soukoreff made
he. offer. The lot would’ cost,

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Commi. } Maddocks sald he
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Members Attend -.
~ Kinetie Meeting -
‘The Kinette Club of Castlo-
far tGnnaled s recently held it's
last ‘monthly meeting for the

season with 11 members in at-
tendance.

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‘| inter-club ‘visit.’
“Two members: of the Kins-

donation be given to the
men_ Club ‘to. hel; Ap in tke a
chasing of mate! for their
park. |
After the close of the bu-
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heing called’ Sweden's
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She is seen here adding

Kinette president Mrs. Don-
charm to Rome. tang Fanette

na Hubner was the lucky win-

Tarrys School Big Winner
Rural Schools Treck Meet .

The. Rural Schools Track
Mest was held at the :Tarrys
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with Tarrys Si ig th
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for the first time in seven years.

They won 46 per cent of
their Tesaible ° entries while

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Mrs. E, Murray presented
the Boy's Aggregate Trorny to
An gin’ of Robson who
hada perfect day with 24 points,

.H. “Hyson of Robson- pre-
sented the Girl’s Aggregate tro-
phy to Donna Ostoforoff of
Tarrys who scored 16 points.

; Before the Presentation of
the | trophy ing
school; Mr Hyson outlined the
seven year history surrounding
it. He also pointed out that ev-
ery school under his principal-
ship had won the trophy at least

once.

‘s. John Lazeroff of Thrums
presented the ‘trophy. to: Don-
na Ostoforoff who accepted on

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vitation came. last week, he was
be: ; himself!”

jonnie,'a' erade two: ‘student
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in “West Vancouver, had ‘th
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‘Donnie’s interest {in ships |/
began‘ when‘ he ‘was'thtee when

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Castlegar Opposes
Union Negotiator:
Study by the AKM

Castlegar will not take part
in an Assoclation of Kootenay
Municipalities study of the pos-
sibility of hirlig a common ne-
gotlator to bargain with civic

unions.

Several commissioners ‘ex-
pressed the view that such a
Hegotiator would not be able

to obtain the best ible agree-
ment for each municipali
that thé agreements ‘would
vor some poalseeee over
others.: :

Wit, Ingenuity,
Histrionics Prevail
At Club Meeting

The last meeting. of the
Castlegar Toastmasters Club, un-
‘dér ‘chairmanship ‘of Peter Ma-
Jérgoy, was ‘short on members
‘but tong on wit, ingenuity and
histriontics,

Almost ‘before the atieeting
shad sat down to dinner, a time-
ly debate began on the correct-
ness of a non-y olitical, non:

‘Yes it was ‘proper, sthce a Toast-|
‘master’ was expected ‘to ‘be pre-.
of|paréd dh any ‘situdtion he: sho-

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