CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 23, 1963

SHSS Student Wins
Summer Scholarship

Jan Hegeman, student of Stan- here, has won a summer scholar-
Jey Humphries Secondary School ship at pate Scheel of Fine Arts,

. WH y. WA IT ; au “ fe nual In-
“FOR 5?

ternational Poster Contest sponsor-
ed by The Lathem Foundation for
the Promotion of Humane Educa-
tion, headquarters Oakland, Cali-
fornia,

The following received certi-
ficated of merit:

* Lorane Borodula, Joy Byres,
| Alec Cheveldave, Margaret Gallo,
Alec Verigin, John Johnson, Linda
Shay, Jim Cook and Marlene Har-
coff. V
- More than 31,000 posters were
made for the contest this year,
portraying humaneness and world
-| friendship,

Fifteen art school scholarships
were awarded, also over $5,000 in
cash prizes and 9,000 certificates
of merit, :

Outstanding posters from the
-feontest will be assembled into ex-
hibits and sent to schools, libraries,
cte., throughout the United States,
Canada and many-other countries
to further the objectives of the
Lathem Foundation in humane Ed-
ucation, kindness and world friend-
ship,

Some 800 poster exhibits are
now on display in at least 17 coun-
tries.

By

Mistory is interesting. The dis-
coverles made in. medicine, the
arts and in science are all inter-
esting, The march of progress and
the history of it is interesting.

All these things are interest-
ing but too often it seems that
they have to be fold about in such
length and detail that none: of us
care to spend the ‘time learning
much about them.

The E, B. Eddy Company
doesn’t go along with the view
that many of the important events
of history have to be handled only
by text books or in ‘lengthy ma-
gazine articles. In a series of one-
page advertisements in some. of

A Personal Column

BURT CAMPBELL

The World's History in Short Form

to Josef Stalin’s rute of the Com-
munist world was removed.
Trotsky’s desire for. publicity
Proved to be his undoing. A pro-
mise to write articles: propagating
his point of view. had: ‘admitted
the killer to Trotsky's household.
The submission of the manuscripts

Bowling

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the

when the killer plunged an ice-

Trotsky iT!
was reading these manuscripts:

3148,
TP Defenders 4, Regulars 1,
Wests: 0, Bank 3, Boo-

axe into his skull. The
were never published,’ but Trot-
sky\.did get his publicity, The
news. of his murder made head-
lines around the whole world.
“The real identity of the assas-
sin has remained a mystery. When
he was arrested, he described him-

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history's high points. Two exemp-
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In 17th century Europe, civili-
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force. Science, music and literature
had their men of genius who dis-
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hovered a plague so
devastating that within a century
a million people perished from

The plague was smallpox, and
the first inkling that it might be
controlled burst like a bomb on
London in a’ letter

written in 1717 by an Englishwo-
man at the Turkish court,

The woman was Lady Monta-
sue, wife of the British Ambas-
sador to Turkey, Her letter to a
friend told of the freedom from
smallpox that the Eastern nations
enjoyed—then went on to describe

@ strange ritual thatthe country
People practised. A set of old wo-
men would gather together parties
of a dozen children. Then, with a
needle, these women would scratch
a_vein and put into it a minute
amount of smalipox matter.

The result was a low fever,
some 20 or 30 temporary pock
marks—and within eight days com-
plete recovery and immunity from
the pox. Lady Montague concluded
by stating that she intended to
try. the experiment on her little
son, and. introduce the practice
into England.

The reception given Lady Mon-
tague’s letter was far from cordial,
Both. the practice of inoculation
and its sponsor: were denounced
by the clergy, the medical: profes-
sion and the public. Yet'the treat-
ment she described came into grad-
aul use in England: and saved
many lives, But. most ‘important
of all, her letter led to the ex-
periments of Dr. Edward Jenner
who, 80 years later, discovered
that immunity could. be developed
by a scratch treated ‘with cowpox
vaccine. From this beginning came
Want we know today. as ‘vaccina-
tion. ‘

Leon Trotsky’s Killer

On Aug, 20, 1940, the exiled
Communist revolutionary, Leon
Trotsky was murdered {n his fort-
ress-like villa in Coyoacan, Mexi-

co, Thus, the last remaining threat

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was proved to be false. All that
was known about him was that he
had made contact with the Trotsky
‘entourage through Sylvia Ageloff,
an American. girl, who was the
leader's secretary.

During the 20 years and one
day of ‘his imprisonment, interna-
tional police officials and even
journalists never stopped trying
to penetrate the mystery of the
killer's real identity. At one time
he was thought to be a Belgian,
born in Teheran, Later there was
a theory that he was a Spaniard,
However, throughout the years of

his imprisonment he never admit-
ted to either his true identity, or
to-any instructions he may have
received to murder Leon Trotsky.

On Aug. 20, 1960, his sentence
completed, he walked out of hls
Mexico jail and

self as Frank Jackson from Toron-
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LHS’ Phyl! Melnick 237; LHT.
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TP Choregirls -'1,.Sputniks 3,
Kingpins 1, Flyers 3, Beatniks -1,
Five Thumbs 3. -:

Wednesday ‘Night Ladies ‘Tea.
gue had bowling playoffs for the
trophy from the Cut-Rate Grocery
presented by Mr. Fred Bonderoff.
First place winners were the Beat-
niks with a 3 game total. of 2826,

LHS. Annie Koochin 258; LHT
[Kay Adshead 634. In second place
were the Kingpins,

TP at end of regular scason
Flyers ‘a, Fnepin 65, Beatniks 64,

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Kinnaird Village
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Three hundred feet of retain-
ing wall have been built on 7th
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Works foreman Curt Water-
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ing last week in making his re-
port for the months, of ‘March and |
April.”
Mr. Waterman also reported
on preparation of roads for black-
topping. He said six men had
spent 30 hours on the project, 93
hours of grader work had been
done, 160 hours had been spent.
with a truck and loader and 155
hours had been spent picking up
stones. He said that 16 hours had
been spent raising valve-bars.
- Two hundred and 90 loads of
gravel had been hauled onto vil-
lage streets. said Mr. Waterman
while a manhole top for a drain
was installed on. ; Milestone Road.
Three leaks in ‘watermains were
repaired and. four service. cross-
ing were made on ‘Sth Ave, while
another two were lowered there.
Two service crossings were also
made on the - highway.
Five new | water connections
have been made and the

naird -council at its regular meet: |-—

3, iks 60, Five
‘Thumbs 30,
Classic Mixed League Playoffs,

LHS Dorothy Shelfontiuk 340}
LHT Dorothy Shelfontiuk 694. MH-
S Tom Cowlin 301; MHT Tom Cow-
lin 728. THS Reformers 1328; THT
Reformers 3768,

TP Reformers 3768, Rovers
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3346, Deadbeats 3182, Beatniks 31-
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Other .600's John Miscavitch
726, Ken Price 719, Harry. Chevel-
dave 700, John Paulson 670, John
Mason 624, Merideth Harding 614,
Marge Bonnett 608, Walter Kani-
an 603,

Regular Meeing _
Held by the UCW

The Valley Vista Circle of
United Church Women met re-
cently at the home of Mrs K. Mar-
kle where ten members and one
visitor were in attendance.

The planning for future pro-
jects took over the business period
of the meeting and final plans
were made for the congregational
supper held this week,

A social hour followed with re-
‘being served by the

hostess assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Big-
nell. The June meeting will be
hosted by Mrs, A. Culley.

A token of sympathy has been
‘presented to » Denny Hughes
in recognition of her recent be-
reavement in’.the death of her
father, William Charles Vander-
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 28, 1963

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Last Saturday ‘our’ rifle team
(from® our. last’, Junior’, Firearms
Training Program) came ‘through
with’ flying colors, It was’ a‘/beau-
tiful. day for competitive shoot and
with the Parslow Cup at stake, the
boys were in fighting: trim | and

>. |when they left here, they’ were

quite confident that the trophy was
coming’ home with them and so it
did, ,
The shoot is. ‘held? nui ually in
Nelson and is ‘limited to, juniors
who have taken the firearms aafe-
ty. program, This year.there were
three, teams... from, Riondel, ’ two
from’ Nelson, two.from’ Trail ‘an
one from , Castlegar. . ‘There ' were
eight of our boys in there practis-
ing ‘right: up, to the final whistle,
but as, only five’ can go on a
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five best targets were the ones to

m | go. .Gene, Shutek, Gary “Brooks,

Bruno Griffoni, Don Lee and page
Richards were the Jucky ones but
Allan ‘Morey, John’ Johnson and
Jimmy, Saliken their running mates
went along for moral support. fixe

"fo Ernie Geronnazzo, George
Worobey:and.Len' Morey the train-
ers and ‘instructors’ of these. boys
for. this.,shoot, there .goes ‘a’ Iot|-
of credit' and: a -hearty. vote: of
thanks from the rest, of the club
as_a.whole and the parents. Of all
the boys in particular. You did a
terrific job and spent a lot of your
spare time, Sure your boys produc-
ed what fo uexpected of them,.but
janks. You ful-
filled one of ;my_-greatest wishes
and that trophy. will go with us to
every zone meeting as long as we
hold ‘it.

Jim Danchella has' thrown away
ale 308 magnum in favor of: his
lf} bare hands and is' now known’ 2g
“Bring em Back Alive, Bare. Hand-
ed Jim.”. He was’ up cutting wood
above:Deer Park and on:the way
home, a bear.with two, two months
old cubs crossed in front of him.
The two. cubs (one ’ and

bank,, When Nick saw. the size of
the fighting beauty he waded right
in, clothes and all, to make sure he
didn't lose him. That's what makes
fishing the sport it is and another
one of the reasons. We will have to
start ‘requesting a. few, if the: dol-
lars>-spent. on ‘restocking be ap-
Dlied to’a few lakes and streams
around hore.

“Johnny, Miscavitch and his fish-
ing. partner’ George managed to
land nice catches at Summit Lake
last:Sunday. Johnny took’ six-two

Ford fenders and willow leaf trolls

d| while his ‘partner’ hooked ‘six or

seven, besides loosing ‘a few. With
@ little bit. of ‘luck ‘and ‘if the de-
Partment:-has any: spare: money. to

team, |sPend,. we hope that Sheep Lake

will. be given some attention and
we will be able to have’ that kind
of fishing in this district,

Fish. are starting to take the
Plugs in the Arrow-Lakes now. with

Nelson Boys’ Choir’
To. ‘Appear at Ui
- Church Here ‘Sunday

St. Pau United Church Boy’s
Choir from’ Nelson will be making
a return appearance on Sunday in
the Castlegar: United Church,

under the leadership ‘of. Mrs...
J. 8. Berenson BA, ATCM, : will
take part in the’ regular evening
services on’ Sunday ond will pre-

Pounders ‘and-six smaller ones on|°

This ‘well-known ‘boy's’ choir |’

a. few dollics being: taken: in the
five pound class, but’ relatively
speaking, it is still poor:for such a
fine body of .water with such vast
recreational potential. ©

Cathedral Lakes and the others
over in that ‘area are, Picking up
rapidly, though quite ‘gtew spawn-
ers are being ® taken’ Fat present.
Generally speaking tho‘ fishing is
really starting to come up and you
have to get out there and wet your
line if you want reaul ts.
At last.“ week's" ‘Sportsmen's
meeting it was decided to go ahead
as ‘quickly ‘as: possible .with © the
road into our. property. up beside
Lion's Head, The boys are anxious
to’ get to ‘work on the various
ranges: and clearing of ‘the under-
brush up there on paradise hill, If
your phone rings for'a work party,
do'your best to:make sure either
you'-get there or get: someone ‘to
take your place for you. We've’ got
the'spot and have the finest club in
town: with a membership of over
two. hundred now. 50 Jet’s. all put
that shoulder to: the wheel.

Treported'on the B.C, Conven:.
tion ‘of Fish and Game’ Clubs held
in Vernon which Penny and 1 at-
tended ‘as official delegates and as
expected we had quite a reaction

and discussion on * the proposed

new. rate of hunting fees, ‘This be-
ing an area‘ of ‘ardent. hunters. it
hits -pretty’ well everyone “in ‘it,
whereas the coast: where ‘the, big
density of population lies gets off
scot free, and continues tebir mer-
ry life of fishing either for nothing
or at the same old sate of 2 dollars

sent a short. recital
afterw

Selections to’ ‘be. presented ine
clude “Let Us Rejoice”, a. German
Spiritual, song, “Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot’, .(a.quartette singing this
old Negro Spiritual), S.Bennett’s
“God ‘is ‘a Spirit,” two solos, \“O
Lord. Holy,” and “Beautiful: ‘Are
the Feet,” from. the “Messiah”,
Final are to be “Come

‘one black) sat up on the edge of
the’-bank, watching Jim ‘coming,
curiously, and just as the truck got
to’ them the bank gave way and
down came the little black fellow
tangled withthe rock.he was_sit-
ting on. Jim'slammed on the brakes
and felt a
‘out: the little black fellow ‘appear-
ed to be badly:hurt.so he placed
him. onthe front seat: and headed
for home to see if he could do any:
thing “for: him.

Half way. home the 20-pound
cub came to and decided he would
take off, and right now..However
he eventually settled down -and
took up_a spot across the back of
the seat with his nose a couple of
inches from Jim’s'ear and he was
right there when.Jim pulled in to
town. He didn't seem too badly off
from: his ‘experience: but did ob-

could Jet his picture, He came out

dis; ited ball of black
fury. and fought‘ like a tiger. Be-
fore we had:his picture taken, Jim
had.a’ bitten hand ‘and | two well
clawed: arms. He was fed a big
slab of, bread: and ‘honey’ and: re-

i ‘truck: | Next - morning

Bruno 'to his mother who was still
around the same spot with the cin-
pamon cub. and ‘then beat a hasty

Mick ‘Wishlow. is stilt shaking
with : cold and’: excitement «after:
his ‘son. Tommy. tied :into-a beau-
tiful 5 pound 6 ounce rainbow. rout,
in ‘Slocan’} Pool and after. a
it,

Button}&; Zipper? Eromts
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small: bump; when he got | the

ere ane colieliaii

Holy Ghost,” . by. Attwood, :and
“The. Lord’s Prayer", « ‘by A. H,
Mallotte.

extended: to snyone ‘interested “in

hearing this choir,’ to attend? the

service.on ‘Sunday: at:7.30' p.m. iain
iter Cast!

A ‘cordial invitation is’ being |)

while «we
them as we have oa in the past.
Our. club as a whole doesn’t like ‘it
and will. bring forth ‘a ‘couple’ of
Fecoutions for the zone meeting to
be‘ held here in Castlegar on’ Sun-
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and” sit in on this’ meeting, “You
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