CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 27, 1966

Arrows Fish Survey Essential
To Ensure Spawning Provision

At the annual meeting of
P Kootd:

~aind]

The Wear Arh

Gun Club Association held in
Nelson last Sunday Mr, Stu
Smith, chief fisheries

ed there are 10 to 15 times as
many wish in the

were In 1957. In 1940 there were
40 40 \rawnete daily on the Geur-

ment officer for B.C., gave’ a
comprehensive: talk on the Koo-
tenay ana: Aro ww lake fishery.

Smith traced the growth,

aad me branch operated ra
e on the Geurrard river

east rere It vari
two

they hatched it
In 1088 the eee take at Geur-

rard was stopped,
decline in fishing, and ‘a 1958
oc closures was Rt on Kootenay

ond year followin:

closure, on the north end of the
Jake, the number of spawners
doubled. In 1960 the second
cycle of spawners appeared and

the numb ey again doubled.
in the lake in 1957 the
Kam-

1958 to date it re eat
creased, and to-day it is e at-

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the run was on, to-day the aver-
age is more like 400 spawn-
ers per day with an average of
7,000 eggs being deposited per
m| fish or 10,500,000 ones deposit
nl co each year.

Lack of food and lack of

has'on these two factors.

The Di

tion in Kootenay lake seems to
be going downhill, due to ilog-
ging on the Duncan and it’s
tributaries where they spawn.
Installation of culverts which
impede’ migration, log dumping | 5,

ractices, poor ecoperation in

shway building resulting in
stream blockage and a.dam on
Kaslo Creek for the Kaslo water

ber of Dollies. The Duncan
River as a dolly fishery is gone,

and for this reason a

n | lakes as the be:

jolly Varden popula- m

when the Duncan .is diverted, po

Canada’s greatest Rainbow fish-| tish-|
ics—whi_ts_iun!

Mr. Smith went on to say
that he fonaidders the Arrow
Dolly Varden
fishery in all bet Canada and it’s
present economic value as such
is worth well over a million
dollars annually. There never
Hae been a proper survey done

n the Arrows and one in the
near future is an absolute
must, There are approximately
50 streams feeding into the
Asrowsst and Shey trans all bs
surveyed for spawning groun
we | £0r Dollies and Kokanee so that

game Gepartment feel that such
a survey with definite recom-
mendations for counter measur-
es is essential and the support
of all organizations to ensure it

in is accomplished is required.

Secretary-manager of the
B.C. wildlife coderabion Howard
Paige urged all red and gu
organizations to push as hard as
ssible in a united endeavor
to strengthen yene eh and game

closure of ‘the Lardeau river
and all its tributaries is a must.
Both the Kamloops and the
Dolly depend to a great extent
on Kokanee fish for their main
diet and the Duncan damsite
will eliminate 70 per cent of
the Duncan resources, as the
spawning ground for "Kokanee
is on the Duncan and the main
area is right where the dam
is to be constructed. Six thous-
and kokanee spawned in this
area on the last run and when
work commences this spring the
spawn e lost. 4
A apacalne channel at
Marblehead. for kokanee is a
must if the Kamloops and Dol-
ly fishery is to be saved and
with this-in mind the provincial | wa!
government has given the go
ahead for a $400,000 spawning
channel to divert the *Kokanee
The saving of the Kooten-
ay lake fishery, which inciden-
tally is valued at two and half
million dollars annually, is de-

if this coesn't work, as one of

will
4] Claude Bissell, Romeo

$1,650 Fire Loss
In Kinnaird Area

During the last quarter of
1965 there were

it had not been for “the effici-

AT LAST
ANEW
INTERIOR.

LATEX PAINT
guaranteed

of the depart-

is becoming more of a necessity,
if matters were not to go back
to where they were 10 years
ago. Closer liason and coopera
tion between wildlife organiza-
tions is rapidly developing but
all sportsmen were urged

start thinking positively along
this line.

Investigations ©
finto Student
Walking Habits

Students not using the side-
walks on 5th
St. is a subject the ceed com-
mittee of School ict No,
9 will be looking pie i ortly,| *
it was decided at Monday night's
meeting of the board of trus-

‘In_other business, it was
decided “that members of the
will be attending

pay frustee vaays in Vancouver and

Victoria on March 15 and 16
be Mrs. Walter Jacobson,

Goulet
and Jim Lamont.

It was as0 ‘decided at the
meeting that to improve the
standard of school libraries in
the, ares. special grants will be
made,

Ave. and Maple | Stoochnoff.

Two Taken to Hospita
After Syringa Creek Mishap

Two men were taken _ to
Hospital last Thursday after
er vehicle left the road near
|Syringa Creek and struck o
ree,

win Lefer of Castlegar,
the driver, was sufforing from
cuts and bruises and pas-
senger, John Kilmer of Syringa
Creek, had a broken arm, RCMP
reported that investigations in-
to the accident’ are still con-
tiuing.
The same day at 3.20 p.m.
yehicles driven by Gerhard Sied-

ekum of /Castlegar and ‘Robert | th

Van Tassel of Castlegar collided
on the Castlegar side of the

Castlegar Socials

Mrs. H. ee Ph. 365-8294
Mrs.

3 Grunerud and

McMaster accompanied

Miss Lennie Morey to Vancouver

on Sunday, They are expected
back today, (Thurs jursday).

7 ik a patient

Mr.
in the "Castle; and District
Hospital, we wish him a speedy

recovery. ©
Sherridan of Van-

couver is Fata her sister-in-
law Mrs. I. McNt

Mr. G. Eastcott of Rossland
visited with Mrs. H. Johnson
for a while Sunday.

Guests at the home Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. paste at at the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. D. Crozier

to} and family of Nelson, 1 Mrs. Bill

Byers of Trail, Byers of

Rossland, and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Byers of Blueberry. They were

celebrating their mother’s, Mr:

..[.W. Byers eat. birthday, happy
birthday Mrs. ‘Byers.

Miss Lalee ‘Davis was a
‘patient in the Castlegar and
District et Hospital for Ht ae days.

sen mn daughter, sitan, of
Trail were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and fe Nick

False Pretances

Case Conviction

Steve Mosorka pleaded guil-
y to a charge of false pretences
at court last week.’ He was jail-
ed for a day and fined $40.
Sherstobitoff of
Castlegar

a charge of impaii &
was convicted and fined $20. ©
Clifford M. Shoemaker plea-
ded not guilty to impaired driv-
do but was convicted and fined

we itack’a, full-seloction of

ferry, Damage was reported to
be in the region of $500, A
police spokesman said investiga-
ions were continuing,

On Friday a collision took
pice ca on the Robson Road. Hal-
Belbeck of Robson and

James R, Calder of Castlegar
were the drivers. The accident

took place at 4.45 Pm. and
gamage is estimated at about

yy William
Trail and Joha Woykin of: Pass.
more.

Earlier that day, a 10.45
a.m, a collision occured on 10th
Ave. Kinnaird. Tavolved were
vehicles driven by Gordon Hun-
ter of Kinnaird and John McMil-
lan of Kinnaird,

Robson Brownies
Hold Enrolment

At a recent Monday after-
noon meeting of the 2nd Robson
Brownie pack Lily Fietz was en-
rolled by Brown Owl Mrs. W.

Shkwarok.

First year nae were pre-
sented by STawn wl Mrs. D.
Hill. to, Joanne Bishop, Marcel
LaHue, Donna Hill, Donna Mc-
Farlane, Nancy Graham, Joan
Shkwarek and Betsyn Ferguson,

Tea, toast and cocoa were
served to the gue: and the
girls by the Golden Hand Girls.

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Coming Saturday

This Saturday the Captlopar
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Teaidents are being

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aatvities. aie the ,day_ are
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9.00 - 10.00 a game. be
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Gem Cleaners,

care Bee we fake |i
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330. Bantam makers : vs

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Pe
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the 8.00 a
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‘The young fellows are not
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through the small hole in the
y | zipper tab. Having both ‘ends
even in order to hold it firmly,
run it. over the shoulder, at the
same time pulling up the zipper.
The string can be removed with
ttle, effort. The zipper. can be
‘unfastened © applying the same

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A relatively newcomer ex-

e flush Pheer [
6 foallng ane ‘bath-
room never really seemed up
rds, Not. to be one to
discouraged too long she came
with . this: method. After
cleaning thoroughly she had the
wi drained comple!

6 on origin
and kinds of ts pok what ia
historic man was like and
he: lived. She also epoke, on
how.races originated and the!
varied characteristics.
Mrs. Campbel bell gave an out-
Hine of* the different) races of
man, as. well as fan outline of} nin;
the (mind ‘of ;man ‘which was
traced through four Tour stages; ani-
mal, cl baric and the civ-,
ilized mina
‘The?
gresting®, introductions, ;; mar-

riage,: entertainment and table
> customs,

members,
ed by ae 8. for ‘the evening

ones of Mankind Talk.

‘ek, Mrs. L. Nesbitt and Mrs. E.

a stome ‘of “speech, “

‘New Gub Scheme
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 27, 1966

Membership

were Mee F, Mattiazzi and Mrs.
3. Vigui

furthering their . activities
of the new year, the sorority
met at the home of Mrs. J. Boz-

Isakson gave a cultural, this be-
ing on travel. Mrs. J. Maskal,
Mrs, G. Achelle, Mrs, L: Nesbitt
and Mrs. D. Austin gave talks

ectively, on trayolling by.
ral, boat,.car, and Plane. a

Achelle on

eae abroad. dle Tnelud:
bi Syhat swear h to carry
funds to arran, go an itiner-
ary: ‘and bee to bu et savings
and ‘manners.

Mrs. Tsakeon gave a talk on’
Canada.

if sncoleree ‘glides were: shown
5 T\Couch and Mrs.Ach-
the on on * thelr trips'to.Europe. — |
‘Hostesses for'this ‘evening
group, were Mrs. D. Calder and
a th ntti, the’ cha

To end this month, the

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‘with ‘their husbands, *

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BOWLING: One Jan. 18,
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