‘ ATHLETIC AWARDS were part of the gra-
duation ceremonies at W. E. Graham

+ | College: Among those honored were Walter

Poohachoff, at left in upper right picture, be-
ing presented the. house trophy by Mr.
O'Neail. Grant Brons, at left in upper left
Picture, was given a letter of commenda-
tion as best all-round athlete. This was
awarded by Mr. Glanville. Paul Stoochnoff,

4 | BIG CAKE for a big occasion is this one be-
ing cut by Mrs. H. Johnson, a Castlegar re-

sident and well-known figure
Brownie movement. She was

last weekend for having achieved 25 years

Guide
in the Guide. Ronson
congratulated

in leadership of the movement. The cake was

the focal point of a celebration held at the

flowers and the figure 25, symbolizing her
years in the training of young girls.

hall and was decorated with

— Castlegar. News Photo

fe FIELD & STREAM

right centre, was presented the junior boys
basketball trophy by Mr. Craig, while Mar-
Tene Stewart, centre left, was honored for
junior girls track by Miss Copp. Linda Avis
was given double honors when she was pre-
sented lower right, with the senior girls track
award by Miss Copp and a congratulatory
ise lower left, by ue Mr Glanville, 30 Bong.

Tete —— Castlegar News "Photos

_Operation
local
thusiasts may
= have felt that
Operation Cal-
Big-
by

he
wayside Act- ba

ually, this was
never the case; we were wait-
ing for Ray Demarchi, the
wildlife biologist for the Koo-
tenays, to approve the range.
Two week's ago, Ray took

a preliminary, ‘or «rather,
should say a secondary, look | th,
at the range and admitted it

would support sheep, but he En

would not state what size hers
it would support.
I feel that he

13 Local Grads Among
Those at UBC Ceremony

A total of 13 persons through today and
from the Castlegar and Slo- In

ting class of 1968 at/BA, MED,
acu of British Colum-|BA,

Friday. e Reinsbakken,
cluded in the lst from fagerton cards Ee
aa istrict are among the|Castlegar are Andrew Soles, Kinnaird

William V. Markin
Margaret Ann Black, | BSF, James Wiliam Machel:

Bruce ‘Douglas

hia, The ceremony began |public health nursing diploma, | B Comm., and Beverley Anne
yesterday and is #o continue Ronald Henry Waller, BSP, |Pinckney, B Ed (elementary).

Castle ‘Theatre

E degree and Philip
‘koff of Slocan Park
Comm.

Honorary degrees were
conferred yesterday on:

“DEVIL’S ANGELS”

TONIGHT & FRIDAY — SHOWS 7.30 & 8 P.M.

Hugh MacLennan, one
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doctor of literature; Mr. Rich-
ard B. Wilson, chancellor of
the University of Victoria,

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doctor of laws; Dr. Adelaide
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d Mr. P. A. Wood-
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chant and doc:

akken, BSc, Kent | ay.
BSc, Austin

1, | Kootenay we are go!

had only a ay Tice look at
the range. He knows, as does
the Bro”

district, that he Lema om
to look big
eune ab in the att “Kook
enay, without adding further
burdens in the West Kooten-

He knows that if we get
sheep planted in” the West

start
asking for a biologist and He
2lso knows that it is high tim
we had one.

However, he works for

that we have very little chan
of oa accomplishing aii

sheep committee

met Yo nny home last Monday
night to review the situation

and decide on a course of ac-
tion. Here, in fact, is what we
have decided on; 1. Call in ali
tickets to get the actual
amount of the fund as it now
stands, + 2. elect a new. chair-
man this has been done
and he is Dr. Mel Bayes, 3.
ask the federation to do an

tor # laws.

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doctor of science; Dr. Walter

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Scientist, doctor of science.
Ceremonies begin each

day at 2.15 p.m. in UBC's War

Memorial gymnasium. Chan-

cellor John M. Buchanan
at the

survey of
range and 4. as soon as No.
1 and. 3, are col ted, Bo
all out ha saline the. funds nec.
essary ring sheep to the
West Kootenay.
Person: Iam leaving

ersonally,
the West Kootenay, as farasa
steady,

Bighorn Still

ward to the fulfillment of that

think I have worked as
hard” ag anyone else in thi
West Kootenay over the last]
seven years for the develop-
ment of wildlife and I don't
think

ed policies of any government
who cannot face up to the
fact that wildlife plays an out-
standing.role in-our present
eve nding: tourist econo-
my. @.- economic values
derived . from. this source
should be plowed back int
anding field an pea
treation and conservation.
ough sai 3
Last weekend's fish der-
by was:.a-real success.. irs.
McGee .fook the top ladies
award, with a ‘fvepeund dol-
, Norm Hinton took the top
men’ "s peste with a 3% pound

Mig “Jollimore took the
junior event with a thre
pound dolly and the lucky
caw. winner. was Betty Pint-

‘The local club came out

By Jack White Jack White
Underway _

on top with a $13 margin. Ev-
eryone should offer Dennis
Austin, chairman of the meet,
their most hearty congratula-
tions for a a" well done.
My pal, Jerry Brown
‘nice sow

going to take a lot of pasting
in the he grizzly dep: erimene ys
The one he nailed shi

square out around 742 uta 8
to} feet and from a superficial
look at the unskinned skull,
he should come in close to
the Boone and Crockett record
class. It’s a beauty.
This is the first year in

the last seven that I have
missed the spring bear sea-
son,
Perhaps when I am fur-
ther afield I will be able to
find the time to come back
and hunt for what-I consider
to Lx the top Canadian big
same trophy (next to sheep
course), a by. grizzly

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Here’s all you need for the Argo
method that makes carpet care sim-
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tub and place mop in tub and
believe it — and these pictures help

Place mop over stain and gently
soak up the pint of Argosheen.

step on mop. This gets the clean-

oes, but never — sand Imean
never — will I d aside
and see the West bi apn
take a back seat in the field
eee conservation and recrea-

We have the range, we
‘have the wildlife reserve, and
now we want and deserve the
sheep to enhance that reserve:

We would be extremely re-

_ |miss if we did not push for-

Blood Donor Clinic
Monday, June 3
Castlegar Scout Hall

Corner of Pine Street and 4th Avenue

1.30-4.30 P.M. and 6.30 -9.30 P.M.

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3. Add cool water to, tub; to ‘about 4. Dip only, ‘tips of mop * D water.
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getting under aj fur- 7
niture . but without
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7. Every 3-or 4 soe
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of the water to rinse

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of -Argosheen will re-°-
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