t CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thureday, April 18, 1967
FLD & STREAM By Jack White
‘Area Fishing Storting| to Really Pick-Up

sushing is real-

ference .

a buzz,
rd any. al

plane We want to rec-
all big fish taken

am nearby waters, fo for future re-

of the fishery.

Lattended the West and East
Kootenay

Sportsmans’, combined

d-| meeting last Sunday in Creston,

dy. Walters

dk his xo wadvug to Koka-

'e Creek last weekend and
ey sat down to a nice Kouanes.

aner that night, thanks to

ungster's success, Rudy ie

ing to fish but: when he check-
‘his licens

he had to forgo the pleasure.

Many people are under the
‘Pression that thelr license is

till April 30, but such is
wae At

oe the case. The date
anged last year to March 3

‘all license sellers were ed
the date. But

me didn’t, so fishermen are
tu ig old dicenses | co

‘sed to change

hem, I don't

ct now.

have a piace
+ stand, at all'creek mouths.

30 Kokanee were

having terrific suc-
ly. who had
supply of white maggots for

nse, he found that it
dexpired at the end of March,

rose are valid, and ag
nly a couple of weeks
think ‘

‘Ferro Mattiazi was out twice
ath week and found aoe Kok-

ee fishing go one
iy and 17 the nex, as he says,

and don't
more interesting any
time, Guest speakers fheluded

think I ever aa, a

Dr. Jim Hatter, head of the
provincial department .of Con-
servation and Recreation; Glen
emith, Chief of Wildlife Man-
agement, Ken Mundy and Don
siood, Wildlife from
Victoria; local
sishery Biologist;

Howard

incl;

Pash, Executives Director of the
BC, Wildlife Federation and his
it, Geoff Wa

rden,

Ray Demarchi, | Tr:

gradual upewing in em
ployment -opoortunities was
noted during.the latter part of

, said. G, Thomson, Man-
ager of Canada. Manpower, in

Highway dad restrictions
have temporarily curtailed the
movement of logs and sawmill
products, Temporary

a meeting held recent-
learned of the move

Manpower Centre Notes
Upswing n Employment

layof£ of] o:

Castlegar & District Curling Club
Wind-Up: Dance
Arena Hall, April 22, 9 pam.

Presentation of trophies at 10 p.m:
Lunch Served

closed last Tuesday. .otal
Manpower needs on this project
are pot known at this,

vid Soe :
tans Moot Tickets $1.50 per person

Tickets available: ‘at ‘Castlegar Drug & West's.

of cougars in Idaho,

where over 200 of the animals

were treed, tranquilized, weigh-
an

ilton.

will be

soon,

SALES a SERVICE.”
GLS ELECTRONICS

“Across from Post. Office”

y or Evening Calls. Radio- Extra registration forms
365-5351 | available at the Coffee Shop.

led Van Phone

is.
eee

Jim
sident;
Harold Bate,

to give aid to a

nurse, beginning this year, in a

report
mmitt

from ways and means
tee treasurer, Mrs, Ham-

year a portable

Later this
FT picnis coole complete with food
@ would say anything, but Sal Bi afiled. s G
auity the new lcense is in et

Tr

Tickets will be on sale very
with the draw taking] ¢,,
place in June.

d-aged by. the

extraction of a tooth, then tag-

ged and released. Wildlife carry-

over in the East Kootenay and

coming season’s hunting

prospects, which appear on the
hill als

Hig!
tion ‘activities is the $500,000
Credit Union building in Trail.
The .:Canada:. Manpower
Center is maintaining ‘an active
tntereat nit in the roposed $2 mil-

ion _exte:

Needlesssto say that with all wee ig crews’ could. be offset Nati
Castlegar Nurses this talent on board local busl-| b employm ment opportunities | the services of the Tra duis 215
4 ness was dealt with in a quick develop Bat. at. ine Columbia Hy-]| Manpower Center. This is of par-
Plan Scholarship and efficient manner by zone} dro land leat! ‘ing sites. ticular: imy ce to those en-
President Danny Santano to give ‘Mr,’Thomson further stated | gaged in
The Castlegar Chapter, Ri e. our guests plenty, time ‘to| that’ activities ‘In housing con- During the next few months
gistered Nurses’ Ass "Ascoclatic! tion of yf | speak, and i SNe Wer, the many. structions commercial renova, thet Can aca fanpoy eraCen ee .
. plans to award’ a_ sch at were at] tions ans were grad- tervi - i i
2 ship fo a secondary school stu-| them. ually all selling to assist tem|| Inspiring Music Scriptural Messeges
dent planning to make a career Topics ‘ in obtaining summer employ- aa fartaanes
of nursing. the study hlighting new construc-| ment, Hear the EV. ANGELISTIC TEAM of:

During March, 27 .women
were placed in steady employ:
ment and 84 men obtained em-
ployment through the ail

Canada Manpower Center.-Some
25 tradesmen were transferred

Don Holliday — Gordon Forbes

astlegar
and Sine Hospitsl. Tenders

Doug Harris
© rater Racer 8PM. Friday, April 14th

Hon of winter range

Minor Basoball
"Elects Officers

‘A new slate of officers for b
the first’

Howard Parish
role of the B.C. Wildlife Feder-
ation inthe Province, how it is
ahead in the field of| hall

discussed the

Joh ‘Boca treasurer;

Doneervatiow an and

‘forts of all clubs towards a bet-|
ter understanding
interested in

was decided that the re-

Hon cub ott date be apm

ose interested in

cana

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Serving the Residents of
Brilliant and District

405 ist Ave., Castlegar
‘Phone 365-6755

3! struction;

and the future of| .
big game ‘hunting, were other] -
of discussion.

Glen Smith gave an extreme-
a (participation of]
ation ’ 0

ria fame’ al clus in Tonserva:
ion work and the progress now
ein made,

recreation, and
its role in coordinating the ef-

by all those

all phases of the} and

great outdoors activities. Howard
stress tho “inability of the ate

staff of keep pace with

the work load under their lim- e

ited facilities and outlined the

channels all clubs can take to-

* Baseball rogistration took
placs at the Arena and Robson

good turnout of prospective bdall-
playera'belng registered.

Final registration will be
held this Saturday‘at the Arena
Hall-from 9.30 to

id ‘Robson
11.30.a.m. Tall i those from sand
lot to junior age interested in

erat

by proper

‘that: is that the

organization ‘and co-
operation .and’ through good
a up| of communication.

Dr. Hatter capped the meet-
ing by announcing the comple-
ete ing, of the 2 20-year dream of all’
West Kootenay Sportsmen, and]

Wild Life

fuge on Creston Flats will cron drat
bea reality. An access road into
:| Leitch Lake is now under con-'
a dyke will’ be biult} Sunda
088 pact Pot Duck Lake to pro-|
tide better feeding grounds,

e wishing furth:
seinen ie asked to phone the’
Eh t 365-5869 385-

ee eee

Saturday morning with a} this

7 ! Calvary Baptist Church

NEWS ABOUT... Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
MINOR BASEBALL ‘There's a Welcome Here!
in Castlogar-Robson
_and Kinnaird

CLIP THIS AD
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and West Kootenays in the B.C.
Minor League Baseball Playofis

oraeutive ould appre-

tation of & trophy to ie 34
se Pn oete at ZS
baseball ‘season wa.
Rugs and Uj easusiga foc Raid eh’
to] trophies given to exch player on ouslttg Your Bug and Unbolt to keep: them look.

-how Pp. .
ing new all the time with ARGOSHEEN, the product used ;-:-

ted A aia the rt. of the parents "by. major: aisiines ap rune ee hater rth
this ‘semen suet in te the Suppo rta "£0 for phone Bea Zucco.,
er in-| uF oe ters was elected '
president of the newly formed SECURITY SHOPPING SERVICE
Heepe rian vice prosidiont; Fan: SS.No.1 —_ Casllegar — Phone 965-0365,
2 tatives from Cast- nie Stoochnoff, secretary : x
Represent es |S Blais,

legar, Nelson,
Kimberley and Geanbrook metin

games
will be played ‘on Saturday and
'y..
There is a possibility of an
formed to represent the East

in a complete research centre

area of waterfowl.

nesting grounds and marshal-|
jing: areas for The
Canadian Wildlife Service will
be managing some 1500 acres

in the area, and the Department
of Conservation, will be putting

with parking areas, camping
grounds and a natural exhibit

It. is anticipated that the
area will become one of the ma-

First Kinnaird
Brownie Pack

Wiener Roast

A wiener roast proved suc-
cessful under questionable -wea-

allstar Pony League team being].

Held in the yard of Mrs.

A
fiologist ist now working in the}?

ther recently for the 1st Kin-
naird brownie pack.

c.

<)Munne, the event was arranged
by Kay Hughes,
and Patsy Toews who are work-
ing towards their Bolden hands.

eceiving of;

Susan Culley

0 saw the
sixer. apes. for}.

area, and,
leted wal paved

ent staff
tional 10 to 15.

Lake by Sportsnien
BS eed

Project,” when.
permaz-|
members oan ‘an‘addi-|

iotaft'
for approximately four monty ‘golden ‘ladder... wi

4
z
GT
Bey
3
Bad
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years of ° ee put in on: Duck
becoming

Debbie Paul a seconder Strip:
es..for. _Vernoa Bozek and Lyn

“Kay. Hughes received, cher
y. hh ceived s her,

ley receiving: oat minstrel and
book lover badges.
Collectors badges were al-
80: presented. to Trudy rons
and Gail Ann Aubert. .,

Yes, it’s true.
Nowa bank will -

‘pay you one-third
_ more interest. —

"SELKIRK

: SUMMER SESSION
: July 3 - August 18, 1967

COLLEGE

Letters of application for
Selkirk College, Box 1200,

1966-67 are NOT eligible
sion.

EXAM!

Section 2

COURSES: -
English 111 — to Modern L
English 112 — Composition
Mi ics 112 — and Calculus
REGISTRATION

must be received by June 15, 1967. Mail to: Registrar,
duating from Senior Secondary Schools in academic year

August 17 and 18, 1967,

FEES
$50 per course. Payment: must ‘aceompany letter of appli-
cation. English 111 and 112 count as one course.

Math 111 — 8.80 - 10.30 Mondsy to Friday eaten
Room Ki13

English ee — 10.30 - 12.30 Monday to Friday inclusive.
Room K116

English 112, — auction 1 1.30.-.230 Monday to Friday
elusive: Room K116

inclusive. Room ae

Stidents not Presently roneteed at Selkirk College will
be d to sul

admission to summer session
Castlegar, B.C. Students gra-

for admission ‘to summer ses--

INATIONS

TIMETABL!

2.80 - 3.380 Monday to Friday

if sufficient interest is’ sh
request these courses by

Consideration might be given to offering other’ courses

Ir high school

own. Applicants are advised to

' starting May qe

‘4% from date of deposit.
on tminimum monthly balance: |
4% witty cash withdrawals and free,

Canada's First Bank

| @ Banks of F Montreal

ANN

writing to_the Registrar. .

|

by Rev. R. Grac
the Brec!

Creig (Kelly. provided ‘the
wedding music while the church | §
was decorated with large ‘bask.

‘ets of roses, carnations

Given in marriage by Mr.

Jordan, the*bride wore

Jength x own of higoda style. The
A-point’ Eetalenconebodice, featur-

ed ‘point: sleeves,
sleeveless coat of ‘ma:

so lemented the sheath gown:
ly rosette: etudded*: with
lets secured» her

hands mi yolled. veil of, silk

She carried:a bouquet of
roses

white carnations,

,znecov-Moran Vows
at Nanaimo Weddin

i. A candlelight ' evening. wed: |"
ding . ceremony ‘was | performed

E ‘Twenty minutes ‘later, Joe's
@| phone rings.’ It’s LSD. himse)
, | ‘Now, look, Joe.. We don’t want

ie Joe | straight | eight ‘bitten, atten tax-
5 of national) es? You want 107: Don’t be ridi-
4 culous. We ert g0 anickel Bast
’anks are all upset be-| nine, After. all, we own most: of
calse. ate is dickering ‘with the| the ‘country. anyway. ‘A deal?
| Right, ‘Take over.”
202 Tt wasn't quite: that simple,
: | Of, course Joe had fo call a:meet-
. making. ing ‘of the ‘War: Council: This
‘a floor-|: Joe gets a call: from‘ athe group had supplanted the Cabin-
‘White House. He state ell gated to such | #
Imme:

ery "Waste,
aetence:s

and ‘ivy.

I guess I ‘don't second | in
cwhile:a juced in 1968,| you the rest. Popular movement} the profeet was the j dlgslogure by!
ig lace inemployment deman :a republic and ‘Joe | Mr. ir that tlegar

| Act, prepared: in! 1969.
But it didn’t take long. Joe
, [had ‘hand-picked: his’ senior ‘of-
y| flere, Marshall-Admiral | Louis
Latour had wanted inte be King
Louis ‘the First of New Canada

illusion,

and

green ivy. 1. Omaisu Eams a ‘Air Jo doe
Peter ss Boverioy Larking and ~ Ht t E Mi 8, Low us settled for the the’ lquor
bride ential ron goyns fu phos % ver ark es in the coun pane si
pace, iden emerald green Bowne fea- The others ‘went along. Col-
ree es 6 empire line w: In Grading Classes ‘| onel-Commodore Tongeeon
kirt falling in’/ Aline ve Tnelt * of: Winnipeg balked a little Jat
shoes were At the ‘completion of a four- getting no. more: than the re-
green. month ‘course and examinations | mainin, provinces, Sut
Tan: Mi of Vancouver
was best man'with Jack Charters of-the-valley adorned the bride's

of Vancouver. ushering. «:

ere
tiered wedding cake, baked by

the groom’s sister,

table while the’ cake,’ decorated
with doves, lily-of-the-valley and

{Canadion Unif cation Enters Final Phase|

if, | calm, Business ag. usual Most
Canadians were’ si
holidays.

were a lot of new radio. and:TV
| announcers. and newspaper col-| ly
umnists,. but: they figured. the
new guys were just’ vacation re- Bar!
placements. i

‘Then the’ good news: started
coming,
and ‘sales’ taxes :were
reduced,
to’ be ‘raised.’ Food
to be.

S080

for, P \ President.”
statement ‘that he’ had ,mo'ambi-
Hon except to serve the Canad-
cratic process. Big. convention,
Only ; stipulation’ : for delegates
mans that; they. b

ifo1

disappeared
tere, but ee ad Deca. of

CASTLRHAR NEWS ernie, April 13, i967.

7 = RAEN

Everything . was’. perfectly

A. few. noticed: that ‘there

‘Corporation, : income
to be

Farm subsidies: were

‘]

lowered. Free housing for
making ss, than
e. to, tell|*
Joe's sincere

people, through the ‘demo-

Joe elected ‘: unani-

‘Not Underway Yet
Says Carl Barker

‘The’ machines have ‘moved
in.and started work on the Cen-:
Sennlui ‘Library sity out stha cx
cavation.takin; place je nos rea
the start of construction ol}
the Centennial”; Library,

‘ker, said week,

Tee cold le at Twin Rivers:
School, Mr. Barker said that; the;
work being done at present” is
Bots toh be ‘considered’ an actual

the

ices were| The present operation’ is:mere-
ly..a'-levelling ‘ of: the
be aid ibgary 4s tobe built, |

Cari;

construction.
land ‘on

Legion; aoe No. eth cut don-'
ated $100 toward ‘the project.”
This is the. first: such dona-
tion by an’ organization, said}*
Mr.: Barker, Hi

le

expressed the
hope that other. Sonatlons would
e =, members * of | be; forth comin. hee aor:

CO}

Pinacaion ter
Family, if They, Need. ft.
or.
‘Your Money Back at 65,
If) They

Don?t

ly. You: had to ‘hand tt to | -

tisfaction. Guaranteed __
Refunded”.

From President of the:De-
{on Workers’ Union'to P|

or YourMoney
Let Me Show You How it Works
Your Crown Life Representative

hy afew p sople Jol
and:

, The death’ of ‘ one: George e
a oh ercice| . | Box

May 26, “1865, 5
disease, dlagnoaed by Dr. Brown
aire

‘froma

Be ahetr Ww wedding” trip to ufac' and ‘the
Extension Bani, fhe bride gonned an ote adult ete Programes in 221 the.
7 ttish- ess. and | cel es throughout ie southern |:
Phones are coat: complemented, by a black | Interior. came’ out, in Tn medi

FRIENDLY

night.
Bodsidas = Discover
Tittle th ey. cost
froma

Be Tél co)

is
three. | F08es, was surrounded ‘by, tulle grading trophy with the highest “Roe
dotted + with rose buds.’ mark ever obtalned in in grading
.. Ered For. : this ‘occasion’ Mra, D. Sasson in. fe 7
2 Jordan; ‘acting as the bride’s| jot sand p Rogers, | Ju

mother chose'a mauve suit with
\Pembrotdered jacket, mauve hat

and "white accessories. . The
¥ Spon mother wore.a two-piece
‘ of blue with white fleck
; and white “accessories,

Cowie; employee
An evening of dancing fol- Mimehers vision ere. conduct
Lumber.

Th
ed b: he itnterior: Man-| hat

‘|boller hat and black accessories.

Other | shidents obtaining
Her corsage was a mauve trim-

“ Honorable Joe* was
diplomas ‘in’ Castlegar: were:\ J.

the speed © and® deci

J. Cheveldave, Gerry Cushner, | which he had handled
: PHONES el leave in|Peter DeLauw, Pete Foodikoff, | gency.
ihe Kitchen, reassur- id. | G. laines, ‘There wasn'tian “tota Of 're-

“ Mike: eff,
George * Kabatoft, W. R. Menz.
ies, Geo. G. ‘Nevokshonoff, John
Obetlotf, Wm. W. Perehudoff,
R.. A. Senger, - Alec
fy Sn meee
ane ix
was Frank
Steenvoorden ‘for Castlegar.

ere Mr,

oes sistance. Parliament was on holi-
and Mos D D. J. Jordan, Miss Kath: Th
erin,’ Miss cla and

‘2

is.
he
8.

ok

‘the tor terms. of the Act Respecting Provincial mts for”
- Home Acquisition by those qualifying under the

A $500 eraut i may be. claimed. ‘under

- following general conditions:
You must have completed the construction or contracted ‘to purchase, a home 0 or.
eligible apartment residence on or after April 1, 1966,

You must have been a resident of British Columbia for one year prlorto the p pur
chase or the completion of construction of your home.

You cannot have ‘recelved Homeowners Grants exceeding $500 In total,
You must certify that this Is to be your. place of residence for the next 5. years,

Those wishing to apply write to the Eligibility Committee, Parllament Buildings,
i: Victoria, British Columbla,.: or. any Provincial Government:Agent. : ©.

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PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

DEPARTMENT: OF FINANCE
HON. W.'A. C. BENNETT, Premler and Minister of Finances
as. BRYSON, Deputy MinIster of Finance.:

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