FIELD
STREAM

BY JACK WHITE

Fishing is still going strong
despite the high water. It just|ing the
takes patience and an idea of

the right t:

those lurking beauties,

40 minutes.

He went back the next day,
which was last Friday and took
11: more . in. less than an

hour. On Saturday he was out|cess and are taking several small

: there flailing ‘the water for six
hours and you ‘guessed it; he
tried every ‘fly’ in‘ the ‘book’ but
without: success,
‘The. ling cod are still, run-
ning good up at Balfour, and
they are catching some dandies,
If you like jigging head on up
there and get: cracking as the
run is just about over,
Last .weekend we: went up

to work on the wharf at Ander-
son's Pine Point Retreat ‘and
. though there: were a. few. fish

mouth of
not auehing ‘eave

Park tells me that most’ fisher-
men are having moderate. suc-

ones and one or two nice’ ones
each time out. ‘

‘The smaller Jakes are start.
ing to produce and fishing for
the balance of this month sho-
ould be at its peak,

Hugo Wood of the B.C. Fo-
rest Service is presently battling
two ‘forest fires in his district,
along: with. the rest of his staff
of course, and issues his yearly
appeal to all campers, hikers,
fishermen etc, ‘When you're in
the bush or ever.;near it. be

careful with. your fire, the: live-
Whood of many depend on our

caught I aan a among those do-| away live cigaret butts and bury

‘The Kokanea were feeding = many hazards as possible.
@ of lure to offer|on the ie jblack ants at ‘the
e and were | now, on throughout the remain-
ing else. Off{ der of the forett fire season.
shore a ‘little ways there were | Fire is hard o:
several fish caught, mainly rain-| mal life and in fact no animal
nat and caught 12 in the next Bowie in the three to six pound | life will be found in an area
ass,

Dick. Mottershead ‘at “Deer | two years after a big burn. SO

your garbage. Help to eliminate
Co-operation is a must from

lant and anl-

generally speaking, for the first
WATCH IT PLEASE;

Deer Pai k Socials

Mes, JAMS

| Mr., and te Fred Brigge-
men ireturned to their home
here ‘after spending the week-
end in Trail where - they were
the guests of Mrs. L, Brigge-
man. eWhile in ‘Trail they attend-
ed the rodeo at Columbia Gar-
dens.
Mrs. W. hy of Li-

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Commencing Tuesday, June 15

CASTLEGAR & KINNAIRD.
Barber Sho

auth, and’ close ‘at 6.00 p.m.
“Fridays: close at 9.00 pom’!

Hort ACe eee
pinvited. A

cond mortgages bought. :

AGENT REQUIRED IN THis AREA
‘ 8117. Kingsway, Vancouver, R, Jones Mgr., HE. 21471.

verpool,' England, has arrived
to spend a holiday at the home
of her’ brother-in-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs. H.'Mottershead.

‘| forests. and fighting fires.is a
costly business,” he warns. Mr, and Mrs, A. Law were
Though the Majority of our | recent’ visitors: to Creston and
fires stem: from lightening strik- | Wynndel.
es it seems: we get.a bad one or Mr. M! Bi jhirkendall who
two: every year caused by plain| recently m: to Harrop
carelessness. spending a’ few ea at his form.
-- Douse: your, camp ‘fires, tho- er home in-Deer Park:
roughly with water, Ton't throw ‘Mr: and. Mra. C.

Hiss. Martha Peters
ticulturist Creston,
Honored by Friends | uouturist st cresion, yas a re:

Renata.

With Bridal Shower Mr, and. Mrs. A. W. Worle
105 Main’ St.” Ph. 905-7427 ities io. | gz infant, som of Neleon |
eters was ho- orley .and grandson
CASTLEGAR, : B. C. nored ata miscellaneous shower.| Bob of Trail: spent the weekend

pee re a] Jast Thursday, when many fri-| at their summer home here.

ends and relatives were present, Mr. ‘and: Mrs, A. Bortnick
" rT to wish ber well, The room was} and son Davia of Trail spent sie
tasteful: for the oc-

son’ were
Trail where they were the guests
of Mra. May F. Wells.

Mr. Bil, Peters, district hor-

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ASSOCIATION

SAT., JUNE 11
REFRESHMENTS
Jack Phipps and His Band.

ARENA HALL
9.30 - 2?

‘| ena up costing
{uars more than the bid price —
| ux“ estaumates tor maverials * re. plained.
J inoval are’ off,

te Now ‘LOCATED: AT
269° COLUMBIA AVE.
CASTLEGAR, B.C

‘|v am, ‘and § ‘p.m. ' quitting time
\| reaas:* *

to the bids, after they. were open-

5 que:
asked is: ‘How oe 4, figure a

qe seceng ’ of ‘contact for
anions upon *milhons'"'

“py ‘wat. Carney :

+ Vancouver | Sun‘
“On the aauly: schedule post-
ed outside J. #. “ete” Otvesen’s
ottice ‘aoor, ‘starting ‘time
peen revised from ¥.30 a.m. to

‘may!

as BC, Hydio's project ma-
nager for the eace: and: man-
ager of construction ‘for the Co-
yumbia | hydro Projects: Pete Ot.
‘tesen has ‘more a billion
‘dollars’ worth ' of f construction
deaunes to’ meet‘ and ‘time is
precious’ to him.

“ Shortly before the ‘dealin
recently for bids on the Portage
mountain power plant, Ottesen
:was: asked. what::would. happen

estion I'm ‘always

Job : like: this. as.-X. million, X
thousand dollars and 21 conte?” Me

canon ae Ta
fendy Low Friesen, carry-
ing a basket of flowers, greet-
ed and ushered the guest of ho-
nor to her seat.
luring the evening © the
guests were entertained by ga-
ree aug contests with N Mrs. Wes-
ley Friesen in cl

Sroven paints ete . Later the aifts were wheel -

‘ i, B.C... ed in on.a. gay’ lecora‘ te
WED. JUNE 16 wheelbarrow by the bride's: to-be LEGION. GORNER

ee AU sister, Miss Gloria Peters, ©. -
8 am. to 8 p.m. aif, 4g Miss Peters opened each F At 2 ‘special executive meet-
she made a wis! ie _ev-| ing held on Monday night plans

‘Practice limited fo treatment of| ening was brought toa close for the: zone cenvanton were
disease and disorders of the feet| when a lunch was served by
of children and adults. E hostesses, Mra, Isaac Penner

D.S.C.

FOOT.
SPECIALIST
~ Will be at the

finalized.
It is expected that a large

Make appointments by pho.

36B3408 8-10 ame Fath bers one and her daughter, Mrs. W. Frie-| turnout will be coming from all

Vi Koch.

official: and fraternal delegates.
Local are advised
‘| that. there’ are a few: tickets
|| available for the dance and ban-
quet and-may-be obtained at the

Ww Sales & Service.

A. memorial service will be

sen, assisted ne Elsie Rohn and} branches in the zone including | :

aay Hall ‘till 1. p.m. Satur-|.

Applications for TV cable hook-
ups made here,

Repairs to. all inakes of TVs,
Raajos, Phondgraphs,

held at’ the Cenotaph at 1 p.m.

on Sunday and all local members
are requested to attend. Fall-in
for parade at Legion Hall is

.Local ©ffice manager for KIN:
GAR VIDEO.
“Yeura of experience 1s our,
guarantee of dependable, service”

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Shitloy B Exebs and Walter. Babakait? ar
Sraduates. attending British Cc

In thi
| ized training will spell the differen
CE

COMPANY, LIMITED
HEAD.

OFFIC)

BULULOSE,

OVER, no.

ES PRINCE:

ELGAR, woos D DIVISION.

Wheel Alignment and. Balancing
“24 HOU WRECKING. ‘SERVICE

‘BU| stances:'He' multiplies: the Pres

ber
S| by the contractor.

M | not:: think:-anybody has ever

don't ,. know, ‘exactly,

That ‘is’ a° price’ used’ in’ com-
It.is the total of a

unit. prices’ supplied |.

“You ever. seen a set of ten-
der documents?” he added:,“‘No?
SYDNEY!"

Croizier’ brought in

grey-covered: books.

tractor gets something like this,
‘said’ Ottésen, ae

sum contract;

contract. "Our? ‘en gineers
down ‘: the’ best" estimates:
can of the amount of each item
which’ ‘will: be: required.:' There
are many, ‘many items —‘I do

ery item separately — how much
for, each’ yard of: concrete! plac-
ed’ or:Tock excaval

hebids’ for each; item: yy.

in US.,| fied, cheque’ for $2 milli
mg | including the $760 million Nia-|-
| gara ye project. é

r:.in-| in so many hospital procedures.
“Added “Mr. * Gibso:

‘ Here is 5 what is involved in never nit ‘that Mass! ‘euiteay 4

‘he contractor gets paid for

of! dol: | the:‘actual :work‘done ; and: the
iacu; rlereis Why a'contract can| overall price | paid..depends. on
ns of dol-| how: close :the estimates. are ‘to

the: ‘actual’” “conditions, “he ‘ex-
“The; contract ‘price

yead’ out for the Portage ‘Moun-

tain} dam. was‘ $73) million. : But
there are ‘some changes made
and; we now know \it will aopt |
$80' million.”
The tender documents, at|P
$80.a. set, are bought by major
‘contractors ‘and “potential sub
contractors. B,C, Hydro doesn't,
know ‘who -will® bid until "the,
deadlines, but Bote Ottesen | @;
pene ‘a lot thr. th 8: grape
ine.

iums,” said. Ottesen. “SYDNEY.

Northern Construction. will bid,
Perini—” he cocked his head —
“T think they’ 're,in.”

The ‘apparent’, low. bid. is
probably, but not. nec
the lowest © bid; Ottesen: said.
First, the, contractor's bid bond
is: checked. :: The bid bond \re-
quired’ by, B.C, fydro is 10 per
cent of. the bid. Brice oF or ‘ certi-

Then the purchasing depart:
ment: checks the contract:.“‘We1-If
require: the contractor . to. state
what he will

“A. lot will bid. in consort-

She brought : ina: lst, of con-
tractors. Running. down the ‘list, | i
Ottesen said: ‘Mannix will bid,

outside “BY wi ould
obtain ‘in B.C, and. to ‘tale the
difference’ in: cost. -It' then’ de-
volves on B.C, Hydro ‘to say:
“You: buy‘in/B,C.’ andi we'll pic!
up the difference’ in'price’.”
3B.C.: Hydro; has never’ had
to @xercise’ this ‘subsidy’ right,
for’ so far. all contractor’ have,
B.C, materials |: when: available.

Phone’ ‘365-7008
| Au

Hy dro
signee sheets" io all ae ae
ing every. bid: submitted: for ev-
ry. item. ‘Then they: compare
bids, checking to ensure that the
total‘amount is’ Sorrect and that
the bie. is 8 Pro)

people who -made a, practice of
alot: of. money. that
way,” Ottenson reminisced. “A
guy could .take.his money. out
and, run, or leave too
short on:.the other ‘end, Thirty
years ago you found some pret-
ty sharp ,dealers, but we ; don’t
find them aby. more,
“What we ‘are ‘looking . for.
an excessive bid on'one item.
ind -one:’, we” want.
Lan: why. | Maybe jour people
made a

“Annual. Red Gross
Blood” Donor Glinic-
bs Here on June 2

i Red Cross
blood donor. clinic is:to-be held

| | lations” which might qualify the

the legal department for “‘stipu-

bid in ‘some‘ way.: The’ contract-
or’s ‘competency. to’ do’ the ‘job
is also examined |

Bids ‘are ‘also: ‘checked by}?

“ Public notice is hereby given to the electors of the . _
', Municipality: of Castlegar ' that? I ‘require ' the~ pre-

esence of the said electors at Village Office on Fri--.--}.
day the ‘11th’ “day, of, June, 1965,.at the. hour.of

ten, o'clock iin ‘the -forendon forthe purpose’ of
‘ eléctin gon ato So.
3 of nmi

‘“giorier for ‘the rem
sioner Bosse’s term. $ ‘
“The mode. of, nomination of candidates: shall be as
follows: Candidates shall’ be nominated ‘in writing
by’ two duly. qualified electors of the ‘municipality.
The’ nomination-paper, shall .be delivered ‘to the
) Returning ‘Officer at ‘any:.time between the date.
of ‘this notice’ and noon of. the day of nomination. -
_ The | ‘nomixiation-paper may. be ‘in: the ‘form’ pres-
cribed ‘in’ the ‘ “Municipal Act”, and. shall state
‘the name, resid and Hon of” the p

ated in’ such a8 to-sufficienty iden-

“Then: we

rect :in extensions: and ‘totalling,
the. bid bond is satisfactory,’ the
contractor appears to‘ be'comp-
etentand:‘there.‘are ‘no’ stipu-

lations: Then the chief

here -on.)Mon.,, June : 21..under
the CG:
The will be held: in
the: ‘Legion
Kiwai cate president ‘Fred Gib-
son. said there -is’an increasing
need: for: blood: due;to new sur-
gery techniques, more : highway
and traffic accidents,:the growth

in population ‘and: the awareness
of Tibod as.a: lifesaving factor

agg

: this - Pete
and.all B.C: thatthe blood don-
or;.clinic } be:.as puecesstul., as a

engineer. takes it:up to the Exe-
and. they pas bags | it-on' ito the board

i Hydro
has 60 agen to‘ award: ‘the con-
tract, but he hopes to have! his
reconimendation ‘to. the: execu-
anagernent committee by

possible.”

and];
decide’ yes, ie low ia, is: ‘cor i

cutive i Management ‘Committee ||)

cay, such | - candidate.: ‘The nomination-paper shale”
. ) by’ the ‘candidate... 5:
In the event'of' ‘a poll’ being necessary, sian pall
|. Will, be. operied at: the. Village’ Office on the 22nd
uv day.of June, 1965 between the hours of &. AM
‘and’ 3 'P.M.,of which’ every person is hereby re-
quired. to ‘take: ‘notice and govern himself accord:
7 ingly.»
Given’ under my! hand ‘at. Castlegar this tnd day of
‘Sune 1985.

J. Logelin,

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