2 ‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs,, April 25, 1968

IELD & STREAM

By Jack White

Bear Season is Here Once Moré

Anyone out
for b’ar these
days?

The Spring
bear season
is here and
numerous

SHOWS 7.80 & 8.00 p.m.
_———
Tonite and Friday
CARRY ON CLEO (adult) dd fairl
Leslie Phillips, Sidney James have teen sighed eat tee
‘SAT. - MON. - TUES. weeks,
th member to pure yur
Patil Newitian Richard Boone | 1968 hunting licence and bear
————————— tags. Black bear tags ‘are stilt |m
WED. - THURS. - FRI. 50 cents but if it’s a asi
GEORGY GIRL youre) a after the ante

James Mabon ‘Alan Bates {this y
Redgrave

i had the pleasure of
a few Mule deer

CASTLEGAR HORSEMEN’S ASSOCIATION

PLAY DAY
Sunday, April28  1P.M.
Behind Calamida Stadium
— EVERYBODY WELCOME —

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.
Drilling Contractors

for
Fast Efficient Complete Service

If you are going out, ser wi
hase

along the Arrow lake shore
last week and have never
seen them come through the
winter in better shape.

area robably the
heaviest last at fall that we have
ever had, but due to an easy
ter, deer have come
andthe in firatclass a shape;
and the heavy hi will

affect this year's oo alt one
Tole in my estimation.

Tm sorry I missed last
week’s monthly — Castle;
‘Wildlife meeting, I understand
it was a good one. Progress
is belng made on the new
ean to the range, judging by
the number of survey stakes
I see over there.

Next month's

commending a { trophy fee of | f

$1 per member f those
competing Le Trophies and
prizes this

‘This will bé voted oft next g

Hiscusston on

Your trophy committee |

has made wB its side of the
discussion,

up
yours and welll see you there
at the May meeting.

Bow hunters will be ask-
ing for a week's bow hunting
season prior to and a week
after the re,

Pp
fong-range-cannon boys who| d
claim bow hunters would lose

too much game.
e that

Industrial & D tic Water Suppli
Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 365-6933

I believ

there would be 10 to rey times
as many deer die from gun-
shot wounds as from arrows
if the bow and arrow season
‘was open all year long. This
is mainly to the fact that the
has to

PUBLIC NOTICE

‘your co-operation during om our Spring
Up Week. It was a tremendous

because tf is specially treat
Mae Go tae GG ss Poe liner you
are requested to keep using them for sanitation pur-
poses. Our garbage By-law No. 824 recommends that
Plastic liners be used.
A. Lutz,
Public Works Supervisor,
Town of Castlegar.

get within close ranges Don’t
worry, fellows — they won't
hurt the game too much even
if it does go through. If you

dont bellere me, get a bow
d try it. A

Then come out and watch
the Qiympic expert, Sid Sidoni
on urday, May 18 for a
demonstration on larceny,
give you more information

as soon as it’s con-|j,

facta eatally. in

lent one

terested er should
watch neat wes "peper for

the date of the first

fie year of the Archery

the way, your srophy
sale ties hopes & to orig ta
lake eae ands tainbow trout
at next month’s meeting sar
men and women’s

start wei, Pee there in neve

just in case.
What's

ter resources on
as well as the conservation | Xin!

All
waiting for is a final govern-
C then Caney will

ment OK,: then
lower the boom.

to hear a good iid .

NO FISH STORY this one, but rather the one that didn’t

get away. D!
across from

at a comfortable 20 pounds.

gar | girth and 38 inches in length. —

laying a prize Dolly Varden taken Monday
e Arrow Boat Club are Ray Lundquist, left,
and Earl Grewcock, both of Kinnaird. The

e fish Weighed in
Measurements : were 20-inch
Castlegar News Photo |

safety directo:

§| Camp!

DUMMY she might be, but Resusci Anne sees a lot of B.C.
acting as the demonstration model for artificial

respiration

demonstrations. Here Bob Windsor, active with the the local {of th
Junior morest Wardens group, watches B.C. Hydro’s Arrow
Cliff Robertson, demonstrate how he used,

the dummy te show a keen group of young local : Fo!

elsewhere in paper.

‘Wardens the various forms of artificial respiration. Sera cay

Psychedelics
Concern Ladies
Of Alpha Phi

Mrs. Robert Lightle host-
ed the first '‘meeting In April
of the Alpha is Chapter of
Beta rales
: ao ritneat guest
8 cake, Piiea on psychedelic

thought and’ the effect of
drugs such as LSD and her-

Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Sr jalizi in Chi é Foods” .

Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays & Saturdays

Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort —
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

Mrs. David F in-
troduced the eaker and a
discussion involving ‘all the

members followed the talk.

Refreshments were serv-
ed by Mrs. Douglas MackKin-
non and Mrs, Lightle.

The second meeting of
the month took place at. the
home of Mrs. Stewart Camp-

The rogram _
stance for’ the Art of Life —
the Good", was presented by
Mrs, Marvin Wood and Mra.’
Robert McPherson.
Mrs. Wood spoke of prose’
which served mankind usin;

Mrs. McPherson discuss- |

ANNOUNCEMENT:

Woodland Construction

LIMITED

Mr. Mike Semenoff is pleased to announce that he
Y hes purchased all shares in the company held by Mr.
Ove Olsson and will continue to provide the same high
quality construction as the company has been noted for.

Prices Effective
April 25 to 27

In Your Friendly Castloaird
Safeway Store

_ GUARANTEES THE LOW PRICES

toward a better life.
Hostesses for the evening
were Lae Ferguson and Mrs.

CGIT Holds
Sunrise Service
And Bicycle Outing

inrise service was,

a conference held at Cran-
brook.
‘Theme of the Conference,

Kootenay-West Liberal Association
General Meeting

Sunday, April 28 . 3 P.M.
Nelson Legion Hall

Agenda: Report of Convention Delegates

: Vote on Constitution
: Election of Officers

Sugar

“White: Granulated

10 Ibs. 89c

3 Ibs. 99¢
4Sc

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Frozen: A quick meal.
20 oz.

or Vegetable :

The Scene Al...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR
SECONDARY SCHOOL

Ice Cream
: Snow Star

pt.
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Vanilla:

For Ice Cream Cones,
Sundaes & Desserts

95c

Fish and Chips
Tomato Soup #2*—-
All Purpose Flou $1.39
‘Orange Juices" M cor 19

8. for $1.00
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question-and-answer
Boa followed.

We are very proud of
our school choir, which com-

Ti

euod's oo:

ahi of but Ha
ip of about 60 0 gis but. Lavieed

took its toll during Festi
‘week and only 45 were able
to goal th ie trip.

form: | Th

Revue next month, and we
know you will il thoroughly en-
joy hearing th em.

<8

pected

school

oi ‘Monday. etter, the bol s
days

sy will be
their test Siaee a at our spring

Funeral Tuesday
For Annie Davis

Funeral _ services

d were
held Tuesday from St. David's

Anglican Chureh for Mrs. An-

nie Davis, 8&4, a resident of
ject | innaird.

id Rev. Tom Wilding officiat-

pave was born Nov.

pe Mrs.
23, 1884 in England, migrat-

ing to Canada in 1911.
came to Winn

west to Victoria, Vancouver,

Whiy isn’t your business
making more money?

Maybe your long distance phone bill is too low!.
We're serious! More and more firms are finding that jong.
distance calling saves their executives time and pt

faster results. They get to the point ule obtain i im
customers and istert stall members. ‘Ask owe Marketing
Department to suggest ways you could increase your
phone bill . . . profitably!

) Peters of Winnij four
thy) grandchildren and two erent. great:
Zandehildren

HH. Pitts,

7 Wiel took place at Park
Memorial Cemetery, Kinnaird,

years ago. She then came|J

the weal
leasant it puts us in a good
mood for the whole day.

we
It was not as:-much of a

Singso. crafts, flower
1 el hair’ styling
were some of the activities

which the girls took part.

Gone nae Dayle ‘and
ayle Ad "Ady 8 aa
S|icader Mrs. Ralph
witha sieopin Sa orice Dogan night
a e]
t-the home of Linda Chap-
Tha girls. rode bicycles
to the Ha of Mrs. lereles
and from there proceeded up
the hillside for the

Fe breakfast _ at
the Ackle’s home, CGIT mem-
bers then cycled to church for

All You Need from Basement
to Finish & Home Planning Service

Castlegar, B.C.
Box 90 - Phone 365-8151

28 oz.

_ Tomatoes
‘King’s Choice:

4 ior $1

Concentrated.
6 oz, tin .
Sea Trader. : 1. 00
Pink Salmon =: aarp a 3 for on
Best Buy.
ef ium eese = Gane Gee
16. oz. package

_ Margarine

Parkay

2 ibs. 59

"Strawberries: =.

“Town House ei
or, Libby's
Safe for rayon,

dacron.or. nylon.
*128) oz. =~

We have a ‘few boxing
championships to announce
this week.

Peter Lenihan of the T-
Birds is our: heavyweight via
ner,

Panthers gn gave Peter any past

Flyweight champ is John
White of the Jaguars. Tom Tommy
Moran: was top .co!
this division, contender to

Mr. Jeffery added a new
division this year which he
Bas aaa esaers
ne ok Phil es that

McDonald of the Pan-

Pallbearers were
FE ewer A amb and battle.

HOT. WATER
BOTTLE

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customers of Douglas

We are’ pleased to announce to friends and

Bel-Air Beauty Salon, that Mr. Eldridge is now
associated with Columbia Coiffures and will be
pleased to continue to be of service to you.

Columbia
Above Bob's Pay-N-Takit

Coiffures.

Eldridge, formerly © of

Coiffures
~ Phone 365-6717 -

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