RECEPTIVE EARS were lent to the singing
of the Russian Centennial Cholr Monday as
Don Griffiths, left, local Liberal candidate, French and Russian before presenting him|®
and Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau with a copy of their long-play phonograph
were received musically on their arrival at

the Selkirk College campus. Members of the
choir sang for the Prime Minister in English,

FIELD & STREAM

ee Time waits for
4 no one, and as| W!
I look back

fu over the seven
since

Assoc. came
into being 7
can think of many things I
would have liked to have done
in this district and didn't get
time to do. On the other hand
I look back at the accompli-
shments of a club that came
into being because a few loc-
al ment and women had euch
a great love and respect for
the outdoors, that they had
to get together, share” the!
views and start building for
those who will be thinking
along the same line in th
many. tomorrows.
my memory serves me
are it was late in March
of 1961 that the inaugural
meeting was held and Jack

some 60 ar-

IE YOUNG were there to welcome the

ime Minister of Canada to

including these members of the SHSS

neert band.’ Young ladies of the area were
attentive to Pierre Elliott Trudeau,

a Kisses were bestowed freely by the lead.

the Castlegar

album. — Castlegar News Photo

er of the government to both young and old.
His visit to the College was one stop on a
lightning-fast tour that took him to a record
number of. B.C. points in an extremely short
length of time. — Castlegar News Photo

ood enthusiasts in the crowd.

thee Die immediate-
ly to lay plans for acquisition
ore broperty for their own

mete search for this prop-
erty was to prove a long and
hard one; it was three years
before we found a suitable
sight and put the down pay-

Killough gected as our first| by

slightly heated — and out of

hich a stronger club always
emerged, I wish I could have
done so much more.

What did we ‘accomplish | m
besides our ranges in the last
seven years?

ere was, more, much
» In 1962 we held our

big gam ie. trophy and fishing
competition, which is attract-
ing more and more competit-

Ors ev
ir We started our junion

firearms training course over
six years ago and have taught

e| several hundred young hunt-

ing enthusiasts who will, ’'m
sure, never forget their train-
B-

We acquired five match-
ed Cooey 2 22's, a donated
one mily

wart) in

ment on it. ‘Today we have one| dience

| of the finest shooting ranges
' in the whole of British Colum-
i via, thanks to a bunch of hard-
working sportsmen and to or-
, ganizations such as Founda-
aon-Dravo, who supplied
iequipment for a coupie of
days to help us level, Celgar
Sawmills who provided us
B| with material for various pro-
jects and The Town of Castle-
gar, which has supplied grad-
| .ng equipment.to help
f| tau tne road to the- ranges.
: As I look back and think
of all the hard work put in
by so many, at the cooperation
given so Wi by
more who weren't even mem-
bers — when I think of all the
discussions that went on over
the projects — some!

-CGIT and Explorer Girls Held
Year-end Parents’ Supper Recently

dian Girls In Train-

ing and young lorers, ac-

sompaned by their parents,

closing supper

siended of, last week in the

lower hall of the Kinnaird Un-
ited Church.

_ Guests were welcomed by.

Church a women was given by
with Mrs. Bill

p) renving to ‘the toast to
the leaders, given by Jackie
Hipwell was Fonnie Ackney.

During the Explorer's
ceremony under the care of
Christine Toews and Mrs.
John TosTs, ic certificates ee

r0-
po: parents
with her father, Clarence Ack-
erman, replying.

toast to the United

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the: ans who a are moving up

to

uring the evening, a
mock CGIT meeting was held.
Laurie Davidson held the
position of vice-president;
Riekidy yon Burak, secretary

and Dale Ady, treasurer.
Davidson by games under the
Davidson conducted a sing:
song followed ‘by games un-
abe ae care of Elizabe'

A. ‘devotional was_given
by Dale Ady, Janice Barton
and Gerry Johnson.

The singing - of taps

brought to an end the evening

and the season for Explorers
and CGI

th | Hotel on May 30.

UCW Hombor
Presented Gift
On Her Departure

Castlegar Softhall
Team Has Record
Of Seven & Three

With the softball season

to} well underway the Castlegar

team has compiled a record
of seven wins and three loss-

es. Don Wallace is the top

Pitcher, with a record of three

wn and no losses, followed

Mike Makortoff's two wins

and one loss and Rudy Mar-

tini’s two wins and two loss-| 4,

es.
The ‘latest victory was a
3-0 shutout over qootenay,

Kinnaird United Guach held
at the home of Mrs. W. B.
Walper.

A total of 62 members

giving the devotional, God
Love.

to attend their forthcoming
Japanese tea.
Members were reminded
. The team ots the June activities, begin-
is jointly sponsored J by, Ca Cast a with a barbecue June 7
legar Pacific 66 and Mr:
lus Service.

Inited Church lower Bare

. Middleton of cree

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An invitation to attend
was extended to the UCW of

Genelle and Castlegar.

Forest Fires «
The forest fire rating in

SHOWS 7.80 & 8.00 p.m.

Tonight end Friday.
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THE WRONG BOX; —

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SECOND FIDDLE TO A
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DOCTOR ZHIVAGO

present |:
Ernio Fit itepatick

‘A letter from the UCW’'s

Don't. think this money
was ever wasted as our jrs.
under the guidance of Len
Morey and George Worobey,

the West Kootenay

toe pl ahipe against other
clubs for three successive
years and are still. undefeat-

our Castlegar club, we
help ota the West Kootena:
zone, was responsible for the
complete clearing of the

main) ed.

We are still working on
lakes fishery and

the Arrow

¢wo other major items W which
are of interest to sportsmen
throughout the whole of the

By Jack White

A Look Back at the Sportsmen’ 's Group

say nothing of a dozen other
smaller les: DEO. oiects.

“How ren y
fenays?”’ 3 I can say is, “It

‘This is the last column I
‘ith

ed me to keep you posted
on what I ‘come across in the
great autdoors after J leave
here.

To all of you who made
my ie a fuller one in allow-
ing me to represent this Club
for two years as it’s president,
the zone for V0: years as its
¢ and the federation

for a year as a ctor I s
thank k You. ~
my wife and family
who ‘nade’ it possible, 1 can-
not say enou:

As for the West Kooten-
ays, Vill be back — many,
many times.

ose of you who suit
live here, never forget, this
as close jod’s Cou as
you will ever get. Never quit
fighting for its fish and wild-
life and the conservation
e| thelr habitat.

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