CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 27, 1964

Says Dogs Unijustly

Of Chasing and Killing Deer

Dear

"To the accusers who are un-
just:
; I am writing. this letter
strictly on behalf of some’ un-
justly :accused dogs.

‘his may sound: humorous
and itis, but it is also written
with’a serious thought in mind,

We all realize that some dogs
chase sticks, balls, cars and that

some chase game animals, But
the last item.“‘gets my goat.”

have a dog and although
‘not a purebred, he is good with
my. children, has never bitten
any person and growls at stran-
gers. So what dog doesn't?

‘As to getting my goat, it is
the accusations and actions of
corte persons that succeeds in
thi

BEST. DRESSED
MEN WEAR
McGILL SHOES :

from

EREMENKO

‘These persons have nothing | s;
better to do than run up and
down the mountainside watching
my dog and ‘others chase, ap-
prehend and slaughter deer by
the dozens. I have walked ¢
same locally and in ine
years haven’t even ‘seen any

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registration on the following days:

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Fri. Sept; 4 — 2-4 -pm.

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‘Accused

more than two or three deer,

It appears to me that any
dog that is black and tan and
is, or resembles a German shep-
herd is the most reported dog
to our local SPCA officer.

+ ‘have spoken with the local
SPCA officer about rumors that
my dog had been reported four
or five times. I respect our laws
and appreciate the fact that no
action has been taken because
proof is lacking,

If these people who report
such dogs have not the courage
to tell the owner of a dog’s mis-
doings, then I am sure that they
are nothing. but a nuisance be-
cause they too lack the needed
proof. They’ more than likely

saw-a-dog out for a walk-and
had black and ‘tan spots before

there eyes, I say black and ity |

because there is the possibility
that these nuisances do not
know. the owner.

There are at least eight to
10 dogs in this area with black
and tan spots or variations of
this color.

I firmly believe that this
nuisance believes that every dog
who happens to be “off the pro-
perty” is‘ automatically chasing
game animals.

I have complied’ with the
licencing of my dog and if one
was to count other:dogs in the
unorganized territories of the
district then you would find that
95 per cent of the dogs are not
licenced. ‘

. [leave mystelf open to crit-
isizm because I believe this pro-
blem should be aired (Has
anyone Bot a bone to pick?)

ary Hyson,
Hobson. G

daughter of |:
Cooper,is

i brother-in-law. and sister,

aiktdi

SINGER

:and Nelson. Don left on ganas:

aird. Socials

. Kaufman, Ph, 365-5488

Visiting on’).the.,; weekend’
h Mr, and Mrs, 5, A, Fitz
patrick. and family ‘have been
Miss. Marjorie Cox of Saskatoon
and Mr, and Mrs,’ Herb Brown-
ing,-also of, the prairie city.who
came’ out from: Nelson. where

F 3. M.
family were part of another fam-

ily: event held at Christina Lake
on the'\weekend. This was one
of; the frequent  get-togthers of
the family members: of : ‘Mrs,

Bale, this time in recognition of
the visit of a nephew, Don John-
son \of.;. Whitehorse, Y.T.: ‘Don
is a‘corporal in the’ Air Force
statloneds there. He ‘is the ‘son
Mr..and Mrs. Niel Johnson of
Trail ‘who hosted the:family par-
ty ‘at their summer home‘ where
13 carloads of relatives converg-
ed in:the pleasant surroundings,
‘Besides: Mr. and Mrs, John-
son, family members. were ' pre-
sent ‘from Castlegar, Kinnaird

day.-for, the. north: an
parture sparked another: family
party. the « previous evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs..Tom-
my. Davidson ‘at ‘Kinnaird.

‘Sy Visitors atthe Martin Bale
home!a week prior to tHe fam-
ily’reunion: had’ been Mr. Bale's
ant . M. Storey.and daughter
Barbara: of Calgary. The Storeys
spent: the weekend: here: and
Barbara visited for awhile going
home a week later by plane.
A small party of: friends
joined Mrs. K. M: Spence. on
phuredsy, evening to bid’ her

snapped dn her nightgown
an hotel lobby, was among
guests. who fled blaze ‘in
Royal York hotel in, Tor=
onto. Several guests were
sntoreee but none fatally.

ito: present parting
gifts. on’ *hehalt of: her’) man:
friends in Kinnaird. The ‘Spences
are leaving for an extended trip
to the Oganagan, the west coast
vo the western United States Aven
ey

and short sleeved shirts

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Mrs. R. Johnson, Ph. 265-8294 |

Miss Bonnie McBain of Van-|
couver: is spending a month's’
holiday with. her parents,’ Mr.
and Mrs. R. McBain at Brilliant
prior to. leaving for. Sheffield,
England, where she has accept,
ed a position with Dr..C. S. Liv-
ingstone as governess — to

ee. cl en, all of whom are
under five. years of :age.
McBain formerly -worked:: for
Dr. Livingstone be! before they left
for England. in England
Mrs, ereae recently pass-
ed away.

‘Mr. and Mrs; W. Easton Jr.
and family have left for Osoyoos
where they be for a week,
then on..to Everet,’Wash.; for a
week's holiday before returning
to Haney where Mrs. Easton and

family. will reside. Mr. Easton
will return to Osoyoos to work
on the B.C. zetephone s equip-
ment until October. --
-) Mr.‘ and Mrs. "é. Easteott
and son: Wayne and Bonnie-and

“Rossland

Johnson: Saturday to welcome
‘her home along ee the Schel-
lenberg* family. A: family: sup-
per was then enjoyed.

*Mr.’and Mrs, Raiph Harding | ©

and son Dale returned home re-

“See the! Trail model designed. $
for the Hunter

$304. 00

WALDIE

SERVICE CENTRE.
Phone 365-7451

home. Saturday: Sternoon from
her trip’ to: England ‘where’ ne
visited ‘for Seven’ weeks.

in England she.was the guest of
her sister and. brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs.-B. Lonsdale of Felt-
ham, Middlesex, and:her broth-
ers in Seaham, Co Durham. Mrs.
Johnson attended services in the
church where she had been-mar-
ried'and also visited with:many
relations and friends in the nor-
theast: It is 36 years since. Mrs.
Johnson left: Seaham, for.’Can-
ada, ‘There were many changes
and ‘much: damage had. been
done during the war and is grad-
ually. being -built up again,; She

Notice to Residents of Castleger

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leaed?; Ci

‘and

east of Columbi i but. nof fi

between Cascade and Maple Streets, but. not including. Maple, Sirest.
These power interruptions could.occur between 9.30. a.m. to ¥1,30.a.m:
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his the weekend.;

Miss| in the Castlegar, hi

this
Sun to make their home in Van- | Fil
couver.
Hostesses for the farewell
‘party -were Mrs. J, Wisted; Mrs,

= Manarin and Miss L, McKen-

also visited inthe Guide House
in London, England, and saw the
changing of the guards at Buck-

ie.
Thought for the week — It
is a wise man who is smarte:
than he: 9 thinks Be, 3:

aim nT ca

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Mr. Sid! Walton 7 a patient |

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Mrs. Ron Gemmill

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Koolarie where they will spend
days...Mrs.

pending a‘.
home of,.her. brother-in-
Mr, and, Mri

- Rosa! Whittak: |:
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“Davie at. Denman
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_| pool hall at the corner of Fourth

_ Sylvost Asks:
, Gouncil’s: View
On a Polition

requested :to give early conald-

suance of a trades licence for a

and‘Pine in Castlegar “if a very.
substancial percentage of the
residents of: that area formally
petition ; you ‘to this. effect.”

Former village . chairman
fnee Sylvest. w wrote'‘council ‘at

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\We have the Answer.to your

‘DIAMOND
NEEDS
* merrific ‘selection in
atock at all times.
Don't be puried. —'see’
us ‘to-day. and: in the |.”
meantime here's ‘your. .
Srossword; purale answer

_ JEWELLERY

residents of the area around the

to use the authority it possesses
to refuse such’ a licence for:such
a business at this location.”

Pastel Stockings
‘Getting Popular

Pastel colored nylons . are

Castlegar council has been i

eration | to whether or not’ it] {
‘|. would refuse the continued 1s-

it week that the | }

and | Highways Minister Phil

moving onto the ‘as!
ion scene an angen nunihers. ‘The
chalky ‘whitened ‘ hose

{| OFFICIAL OPENING of the: “$15
link ‘in ‘the southern trang-Canada ‘hi;

Black, Premier ‘Bennett,’ Mines’: M

it
urday

‘ati the: 5, 819: peretin
“Secretary “Wesley
iter, “Don: Brothers |:
nding: a “helping
hand was five-year-old’ Judy. .Wishlow,” of Creston. The
ribbon cutting. ceremony followed ‘the first outdoor pub-
lic ti ever held ‘in “the. Commonwealth.
; epee — Castlegar News: Photo

Gaglardi:

Zi | of the school at South Slocan for

For New Denver
Resident is Held

Funeral services were held
on Wednesday of last week for
Rhys Tudor Edwards; 76, of New
Denver.
"A member he the Royal Can-
adian” Legion’ branch at: New
Denver, funeral jira tog for the
deceased were. conducted, by
: in. Burial was in

North ‘Vancouver cemetery.
Mr, Edwards was principal

many years and had also resided
for some time in Vancouver. He
A | served overseas with the 7th Bat-
B | talion oft the BC.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Bug. 27, 1964 3

LAA AT
s KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

INGO

- RITA’S HALL
FRONT. ST.

TONIGHT

COME EARLY, DOORS OPEN 7a P.M.”
RA

UN MM

He rvived by his sister,
Mrs. ie (Gladys) Hintz of New
Denver.

Women Drivers
Observe Care
Cn the: Highway

- With all the tired,: worn-out
cliches about the inadequacy: sof
the woman: driver, it comes as
a refreshing change to learn;
from the record, that: ihe ladies
can

by Paris may be a bit too much
for the ‘average Canadian wo-
man‘ to: acceptbut the sales of
more @ pastel shades are said sur-

To: Ww. RB Watdlo,.
hairman,

Nakusp Chamber of Commere,
Nakusp, B.C.
| Dear: Sir:
As a member of the execu-

laces and oe knits ‘are -al-
most: commonplace.

Canadian wonien are buying
textures in the new pastel sha-
des too,: whitened’ pinks, ‘blues

“Phone ‘365-7141.

and faded mauyes are the -fav-

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< 1

Needles, Citizen’ is Pro-
tective Association representing

Fauquier," must” strongly’ pro-
test" tha manner in: which: the

Bevelopment Committee” h:

bende its is recent news releases,
are “aware that ‘public,
ahd Wee opinion is partially’

of” existence, *
Such" an” or;

sire to help, ‘rather: than: ob
Secures our situation:

with residents of Fauquier, and
I myself: was present at their
meeting with.: the: ‘Edgewood,
Needles, Fan yranguler Citizen’s Pro-

: those of

shaped ‘by the news media and}...
in our. present situation. we can |.
hardly afford to be ignored out

‘own which has expressed. ‘a.de-|*

fits by:

dissolution nor of

teaming community

upon to observe
the‘ care, caution and courtesy
of safe motoring: to a greater
degree than: the male: who. pat-
ronizes them from -his' self-as-
ended pede:

The fact that not a single fe-
male : driver | lias kdlle
while driving an automobile in

ie

with’ some. (‘model community”

across the lake, and we feel tha

pear from “the news.
0 We would “pereclate that in

further news releases concern-

ing ©.the © ewood, ‘Needles,
Fauquier area, you admit to our
existence’both ‘on the map and

yer | in the: middle’ of. the ‘Columbia | ¢

River Treaty's problem area.”
‘Jack’ M. Wise,
Fal ler, B. Cc:

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In: ‘British: Columbia $10.5
million was paid ‘in deathsbene-
life. insurance companies
during. the ‘first : six : months. of
1964, the Canadian: Life: Ingur-
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ports. The corresponding : 1963
total: was .$9' million.

 On:-2,080 ordinary. policies,
nts. this

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male: drivers’ of “avoidant fe
23 Per cent: in the same period.
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Ontario, despite a‘ tremendous
increase in ‘female driver. regis-
tration, the’ fatal accident total

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