FIELD
“AND

STREAM

BY. JACK WHITE

te
, Meating of Rod
and Gun Clubs

Game Biologist

mith, ¢

To all: those Who know Glen

and his devotion to the’ great
outdoors; and in’ particular. his
contributions in the line of -wis-
dom, wit and leadership in the

_ bidlogical end of game manage-
ment, .all we can say is we're
sorry, too. ‘We are. i ing 3 a t gob
friend and a oa

wish him luck and hope his ri
placement will enjoy our ene
vironment as much as Glen did:

As a parting shot, Glen show-
ed us the film The Valley of the
Swan which we hope will be
coming to-Castlegar next week
and will be shown to as many
people as possible in the one
night we will be able to have it:

The film was taken in the
Duck Lake area and is one of
the finest yet produced on mi-
grating wild fowl

athe ‘Sportsmen's Club want
as many,people to fee it as pos-
-sible and thoygh it be on
such short notice we promise
to bring it back as soon as we
possible .cdn, particularly for
showing in our schools, ats a
wonderdul pi shows

biologist Glen actually at
ork ‘in the field.’

1f you carry loaded flroarms In :

or on a vehicle, or If you dis+
charge firearms froma vehicle
on or off tho highway.

giao eect

eo So oat

Rel Sec, 18 (2), Game Act (R.S.B.C. 1960, Chap. "160)

ugh Sparrow, : our, district
tine biologist, came up with
some surprist ng facts on the
harvesting of big game fish —
the fighting trout — in Koote-
nay Lake. He stated that for
every Rainbow or Dolly caught
over the five pound mark in the
Take at least 20 and closer to

Students’ Summer
School for NDU
For Grades (to 12

Children's voices will ring
in the halls of Notre Dame Unt-

90 man hours per fish was spent.
He. also stated that in the last
five years alone the number of
people spending time for plea-
sure in the realm of fishing has
increased 10 fold.

Our Sovernment is steadily

"s

number of hatcheries and re-
search on fish, lake productivit
and ‘size of fish due to feed!
“Much is being done with funds
that are available, but we still
havea long ways to go,” Hugh

larry Hanson reporting on
Columbia ‘river development,
scored the Jack of interest shown
throughout our province on ri-
ver development and stated that

versity of Nelson this
as the university presents its
first supplementary education

press
for;..1.: Compensation for fish
and wildlife losses incurred by | n
reservoir construction, 2,.Com-
prehensive surveys of all. areas
ttention

fo
from grade one ihrough 12.
Aue der the
B. MacMillan of the faculty

to the preservation of existing
values

of éduvation, the

give instruction to an

an
in these watersheds,

many ‘centres of the

hip and fi-

in Jangua; age arts including. read-
ing, spelling and .composition,
French, mathematics, social stu-
dies and science,

Work in hobbies will also
at if interest is indi-

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course. will
run from ‘July 6 until July 31
with instruction given

from 9 a.m. until noon. Provi-
sion will be made for volunt
supervised project work, read-
ing periods and workshop ses-
sions in the afternoon and ev-
enings,

Out-of-Nelson students will
be accommodated in the univer-
sity dormitories, open at that
time for the adult summer
school. Regulations will be strict-
ly imposed.

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nancial" help |. for construction
of proper sewage disposal plants
to guarantee safe water for do-
mestic consumption along the
length of our rivers upstream
and dow!

Anyone interested in natu-
‘alist studies be sure to contact
Mrs. A. S, Burbank, 713 Josep
hine St., Nelson. A: chapter is
being organized for the West
Kootenays and if you are at all
interested in nature it would pay
you to drop Mrs. Burbank a line.

Don't forget the Sportsmen’s
meeting tonight in the Legion
Hall at 8 p.m. It’s the last one
before our summer recess.

Household Hints
‘For the Housewife

To remove grease spots
from wallpaper, cover the spots
with French chalk. After 24
hours, remove the chalk with
a soft cloth.

oad

The First Robson Scout
Troop. held its first camp of
the: yearon: Thorp's pro) operty |
near the ‘Deer Park roa
weekend,

“At 9.4 5’ Friday night the
Wolverine Patro} led by acting | R
PL Martin de-

greet the Lee Robson Cub Pack
and fathers who had arrived for
the annual father’ and son pic-
‘nic, "The troop’: was’ happy ‘to
welcome: guests Dr. B. A. Regk-
ey ,reglonal commissioner, and] 1:

, W. Whittaker,. member ‘ot the

clared the winner of the: first
in ection which considered not
the ‘conduct of the: patrol
on the hike'in from the road
but also ‘the: progress made on
campsites.”
‘Acting second John Dalziel
Jr. ‘and. Scouts Rodney~ Bro,
Michael Lahue and Neil Shuttle-
worth composed He remainder
of the patrol. PL Rick Waldle
could not: be. there atid Satur-
day night. After a rousing camp-
fire everyone hit the sac!
three patrols were up
with the birds next morning
and by 10’a.m. everyone’ had
consumed breakfast and ‘some
excellent ‘campsites were ready
for. construc ive criticism and
inspection.

The. Nighthawk Patrol,. led
by PL Ron:;Waldie and includ-
ing acting second Lorne Oborne
and Scouts::Jim mn, Victor
Giraud & Jerry Schuepfer were
the winners: ‘re Test passing filled
the remainder of the morning
and the first part of the after-

oon.

The scouts went on a na-
ture trail laid by troop leaders
Len -Fornelli and Jim Waldle.
They returned about five to

Mrs, R. Lanzarotta
President of Vail

Toastmistress Club

At the June dinner meet-
ing of ‘the Vali Toastmistress
Club, for.guests were welcomed. |-
They were mesdames June Haw-
kins, Verle Faasse, Joan Jacob-
son and. Margaret Kaufman,
Grace was asked by Mrs. Brita

Haley.
Miss Corrie Hogendoorn
a flame of

with her

arguments for and against com-
pulsory: voting starting at the
age of 21; qualifications requir-

ed for an (ideal teache
which items: should be i
in the 44Ib.’ luggage limi
a jet plane tp to Holla
vering a seven: rveels it:

time at the home of Mrs. Molly
Konkin. The he social evening was

Help kee cep blinds
soil free and easily dustable.
Sew in broken tapes and cover
scratches with matching crayon
or paint, then spray the slats
with no- rub wax and Polish,

Kitchen cemwers get lots
of wéar and the handles and
knobs loosen during
Add plastic wood filler ‘to: he
screw hole and screw the knob
on.” Allow it to

Tourist Booth

Operation Out
For This Year

The Castlegar Chamber of| Mrs.

Commerce will not operate the
tourist booth 't!
President ‘Elmer "raft told

"P* “ogg 1 ‘sound. bitter,” com-
mented Mr. Kraft, “I am.” He
said the 37 ebntact-

Officers were elected for
the coming year as follows: pre:
sident, Mrs. Ruth Lanzarotta;
vice-president, Mrs. Brita Haley;
secretary, Mrs. Sadie Hammond;
treasurer, Mrs. Mary Rilkoff;
club representative, Mrs. Emily
Scott; publicity’ director, Miss
Corrie Hogendoorn, and educa-
tion, Mrs. Rese Watters.  -

panel presentation cont:
prised ie formal

it Dist-
rict Gawhelt

After the plenic, was oyer
those fathers, and older Cubs
who so. desired ‘Stayed for’ a
Scout. ‘campfire,

* Sunday morning a Scout’s
Own .was ‘held, ‘This ‘is a non-
denominational: religious obser-
vance’ that is held «whenever
Scouts are; gathered together
formally, specially on Sunday.

The Wolverlnes won the morn-
ing inspection Sunday.

Headquarters\ were happy
to welcome W. J. Banigan, as-
sistant district commissioner for
Rovers and skip of the O. B.
Ballard Rover Crew to the in-
spection team.

“Mr. Banigan, on the. basis
of his extensive scouting ex-
perience and qualifications, was
able to offer some very prac-
tical advice and. criticism to each
of the patrols. After more teat
passing and lunch, camp broke.
So did the clouds! ,

of unsurpassed beauty and ex:
cite ment a

Bs ‘and miatnur
14 years of age. Scouts must be
net
‘o the 9, to Zoot level. ‘This out.
has’: been
tevels of fhe Scout
ust: ha’

ing.

Scouts are urged 1 to men-
tion this at their meetings. For
details'such.as dates and ‘équip-
ment, you are directed to the

Of the Year; Receive Camp Inspection

Regional Office at 400. Baker
St, Nelson

fit enough to. climb}:

Castlegar “News

The final i which
was concerned with the condi-
tion of the campsites after
breaking camp, found that the
Rattlesnake Patrol was the neat-

le Forn

‘ one Tas hiked out to ‘the
road shortly after. 3 p.m., red

but richer in camp crake,

and most important nt ma

Ietow of getting along } with ¢ their

fellow man. 3
Ballard Rover
Crew eS omd Tse to: invite ‘ev-
eryone.in the District -to the
Women’s - Institute ‘Strawberry.
Festival to be: had in Robson
this. Saturday. ‘The crew under
the capable direction of Jim
Smith has arranged for the
sports for the afternoon. There
is also to be a water sports
display, a delictous:supper and
a dance afterward. We hope that

you are able to. come. |

All scouts. in the. district

dcaert was eg sea two weeks’ | Thi

Creston a very capable and qua-
fitted Stouter a
Advisor is to be: Rick Ask-
in_ the ‘district

lenay section of the Canadian
Alpine Clabes at South Slocan.
The route is to start at Crescent

Valley, ‘go over.:the Kokanee os

Glacier, and come out near Nel-
son after covering. many miles

the _ evening.*: Three panelists
participated with the subject be-
ing the language.

Mrs. "Hose Watters . spoke
on the origin of the Janguage.
with its development through to
modern times.:Mrs. Mary Ril-

ff. gave examples of new
words which have been incor-
porated into present day usage.

‘s. Sadie “Hammond stressed
the scope of. the English Jan-
guage. She “emphasized | that
words have beauty, power, ef-
fectiveness, influence — in fact,
every descriptice quality. Mrs.
Molly Konkin acted as.modera-
tor and conducted a.short dis-
cussion period which followed.

It was learned that some
100,000. words were available
for use and that the fairly well
educated person‘ generally had
from 3,000 fo 5 000 words at his

8

ed. included service | stations,
cafes and motels. He said they
were the businesses “who sho-
uld be vitally interested.”

light was the extent of vocabu-
lary utilized by- Shakespeare —
some_ 15,000 words.
Evaluators’ were ‘Mrs. Ann |=
Mrs.:Ruth Lanzarotta

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The president of the Castle-
gar and District Chamber. of
Commerce is to meet informally
with members of the Kinnaird

village council to. discuss, with .

commissioners ‘that © council's
participation in the affairs of
the Chamber.

Elmer Kraft volunteered to
seek stich a: meeting after a dis-
cussion at the Chamber’s meet-
ing last week of press reports
from Kinnaird council meetings
that. commissioners: feel. the
Chamber.is concerned with Rob-
son and Castlegar and not pith,
Kinnaird.

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The,
Meet, held at
we Won _by. the

wate

Girls 7.and, Onions
vy Mal

= ¥!
rilyn Polovinkoft T; Del-
Sally Evin.

Parikort
id Ui

1
Kina ly ( (Hed) ap vere Donal
Geta) a 1 ageP

D: iy Marly
razdo:!
Boys 9 ‘and’ U;

Gretchen’ T; Richy | g

Rebalkin-' ints Violet] ROBSON ‘
rs-R, Olive Koncewicz, Linda Ev- |.

Leonard Balchowshl T; Billy

Ozeroff-T; Ge
Girls 11-and Unter ‘

(oodicoff-R.

“Kalesnikoff-0; Linda

June
Evin-R; Marlene Stewart-R.
Boys 11 8

Under
Donna : alsin Soot ‘Karen

8 recent
£6 por caul cent of the ha possible

school was|7 a
a close aecone’y wn. 42 age cent,
DASH jE

Under
Jack ‘Hareoft- R; Dwayne Ke-
Markin-T

Donald-R; Bev Belbeck & Cher yi
oftinoff &

Tian Btoochmtt

BOYS, mainte ow RACE
ind Under .

ic]

ly | Coleman-!

Bobby Gretchen &
nakih: rs Petar teen de
me Donali

gan-O; Terry
Saprikin-T; Leonard Loverensy
& George ” Postnikoff-0. NY?
“GIRLS RELAY “OPEN”

in,’ Irene. Hunter,:: Julia’ Hau-
gale, Karen Jonasson, Marlene
TARRYS |.

Donna Ostoforofi, Tina 0Oz-
eroff,:Sandra Willford, Olga Oz-
eroff, Irene Kastrukot®, Pearl

OOTISCHENIA
Mary Ja ne: Harshenin, Lin-
da Obietkoff, Gladys Stoochnoff,

PC,
Boys 13 and Und

Andy. Verigin: Ry Fal Anut-
shenin-R.

‘Donna Ostoforote-T; Raven

ooshkin-R; Robert
Girls Over ‘1

Jonasson-R; Mar} ‘Thors-
Boys Over. 1: ”.

Ronin Ty Billy - Mal
‘GIRLS SLEGGED: [RACES
“and: Under 3:

9 and ‘Under.

.Chalene alee & Wendy

‘Andy. Verigin: -R; Ri Peter Ma-| TA!

Nora Stoopnikoff, June Kalemni-
Koff Retect i Dy
4 RELA SHOPENY

Paul 1 anatgoabh Charles
Nickerson, . Andy ‘Verigin,; Jack
Drader,
nderson,
Mee Makonin, Billy. Mako-

“ eter 0)

nin,, Micky, Tarasoff, Harry, Sa-

Rous,

OOTISCHENIA

Datoff, dmoroff,

Koftinoff, Alex porte Walter

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HL SUMP EVENTS *

“Terrific ‘sélection ‘in
‘stock ‘at all tim
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us -to-day -and-in :
meantime shere's your :
crossword puzzle answer

Girls 4 pry ‘Und
elphine @ Zatikott- T; Kathie
qereecte ey -T; Naida Sherstobitoff-
Boys 7-and Under
‘Kinakin-T; Bobby: Gret-
chen’ T; Wayne Donald-Ge.
Girls g and Under
iytin R Reballdin: T; Vickie Po-
Aovinko:

T; “Cheryl CotemanR.
Boys 9 vend Under '
Do ff-T; Kenny

olny ' Makaro!
eas ff-R; Brian Polovnikotf: T.
Girls11 ‘anid: Undor

stobitoff: ‘T; ‘Christine’ “Evin-R.'
Boys: 11 and: Under |
: Jack ‘Harcoff-R;' Kevin De:
T; Billy Sto ochnoft-T.: |:
‘Gils 3 and: Under -
Shi ibotofe- Ri ‘irene
Hunter-R; tai

sori  catiototes ;.
panies Lae ‘Gritch
Bove 0 Over 13°

Kathie | "Tarai
Sherstobitof£-T; May Hadikin-PC.
Boys. Zand Under
“SS SBOBD}

BGC; Garry idle

id : Under :
John *Popott & off & Phlip Kant Kani-

Rebert Harehenin, Pat

prikin, Jerry Verigin, Dwayne {/

Wayne Ob Obiethcog cot Sok Ka-|\
Tim

“(Olga Ozeroff-T; Nettie Sher- |:

Har-| Dr. J. V.'Hall, Mrs. P. A.

Timei in ett of. seat

Rural Schools Track

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 18, 1964

Little Guidance : ;
pio SAVAGE SHOES.

LCA we stock a full selwerion aT

Or Precedent For oe ea
with
Regional College 1 Ei ovies a for childern;

Like Moses entering th
wilderness the Regional otlege
Council, with James Gray 0:

air, and this kitten: jam
look... When he saw ped Bary
Ole ‘Vestad of Delta, B.C., the
i. Job for him to tackl
a fright,

aval) jae its intropid Jeaders Look
its. promised land Phere last
week,

@ first historic meetin;

of the council appointees ani
resentatives from the six con-

gislation void |
of guidance A form of ru-
les and precedents.

) ‘The'pathfinding 16-member |
up was informed that in pro-

Jha,
@ Revaies te all. makes of TVs,
Hedies, Phemagmphs,

LOCAL OFFICE MANAGER
for KIN-GAR VIDEO -

ELECTRONIC SERVICES
“We have come here tonight 965-3331 — Kin-Gar Ph.
to launch a new ecucational ven- 7 ~
ture Canada as
he Gray, who | Bil]
spearheaded the steering’ com-
mitteee of the regional college,
said in opening the meeting.

“We havén't got much to go
on We are pretty well on our

ye we have ‘the idea here
and we will be developing 9 lot
of precedents, and the rules as
we go‘along.”

He said that the
government will ase

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silent of the B.C, School Dect. Parts - Service - Towing
£68 Association, quoted :a ‘main-
did not disclose the ‘min

rovincial
t in guid.

rr
cation as the college | is is reg lated

ct,

tt "was introduction © “night
at the ‘first meeting of the West

-and

‘College Council Members
Get to Know Each Other .

a ‘Wilson of Silver,
eir

Kootenay Regional College
Council ‘held i here last Meee

J. oH. of !

elected - chairman of ‘the ‘counell
‘by ‘acclamation ‘ after. the * 1:
‘members who’ ‘guide -con-

‘struction ‘of ‘the college and-for-
‘riulation’: ‘Of “its scholastic -pro-
m- had made formal intro-
luctions. *.

, On the board are:

“Stuart “Mitchell, Ted Flet-
cher and qyotn Welton, all of
Trail; S. McKenzie of Trail,
eter of eaucation appointee?
Jacob-| p:

yy. T; G
‘Giris9 and Under. ArgatoleT.

Girls:9. arid |
“Haviladd:R; | Vie-
alovnikot T; Elizabeth Pon-

‘nara? saverenow-O}. Garry. Hoo-

dicofER.
Gitls- 11 and: Under

a rn

‘| Conkin-T; Louise Gi

Leonard Balchewski-T; ne ‘Ozero’

er 3
%Gitls? Over ‘13:

Marlene Stewart; June Kel i
0; Linda O: T.

Boys 11 and Under «5
Jack ‘“Harcoff-R; ‘Aiithony|
Wanjott R; Billy Tarasoff-T.
13.and Under ¢
jonna, Otsoforoff-T; ‘Tina
ff-T; ‘Irene !Kastrakoff-T.
‘Boys 13!and-Under ©
» Andy Verigin-I -R;iRobert:Har-
shenin-R; Mickey ' ‘Tarasoff- T.

Group,
cess,

school ‘districts.

Presentation
To Gastlegar Arts

“Group. Member

The final ‘meeting of the |i
Castlegar i ‘Art

under the Pub!
“We have the inter
id the mini

cedents ‘left. its ‘field of juris:

diction vague.
¥ y interpreted ‘the
i powers in:relation
‘ing school districts
as “implications being that the
school hoards have to accept the
bi raw’ cil.”

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‘and mot dtrectly: fo the college,
council.

“District

‘took thi

before its summer. ‘re-
the “form of a‘ sur-
rise party ' Honoding one of the
Fost ‘valuable ‘and active mem-

Spécial’ service bull

ood ‘wishes for: ‘many ’|::

expressed '
| bey ayeof of Bang ‘in ‘the

13% The evening was -brought,
'to’a close with the showing of
colored. slides? taken ‘by
‘Couch during ‘her trip ny Home
pa ‘few years ago. :

Mrs.

Girls! Over 13 :
Donna ‘Ostoforoff-T; ‘Tina
Ozeroff-" T; Mariy ‘ThorsR.

‘PereverzoftR; Lida |
-Koftinotf- 0; ‘Diane ‘Popofi-PC.
Boys 9. and Under
John PopotfO; Mike Bel-
anger-R; "Bark ‘Nygaard-R;
‘Girls/11 and ‘Under

Christine Evin-R; ‘Elizabeth |:
oe LR; * Marlene: Stewart:

;Boys. "VV and Under
“David. “Boblchet Rs 5 “Ankh bay
| Wanjoft-R; .Gerry* Shuepfer-R.
Girls “13 and Under
Donna, Ostoforofe T Shirley
retchin-T.

Boys 13 and Under z]
Andy Veri ck Dra-
Serge *. Tendo os

‘All “municipalities ‘owe it.

to ‘themselves to ‘be ‘prepared
‘for “emergencies, ‘Possibly. even
in ‘the ‘process of :preparation,
disaster can be averted.

Kinnaird Man
“Again ‘on Senior-

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of ‘the: Bente Citizens’ ela:

So. ‘the ‘West: Hootenay area:
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