BY JACK WHITE

Hold your tempers you Jadies Which brings us to another sub-

who have been Golf Widows alljject.
summer and are Hunting Widows

"In fact, as a sportsman, you
are asked not only to uphold the

The Grouse season does not|law but to help enforce it by re-
in the Fall, but they’ve, crossed|open till Sept. 14 so don’t start|porting: any flagrant ,

B of M Forsees
More Expansion

A further period of expansion
may he ahead for Canada’s econo-
my, since! there is nothing | Jn the
present * which

Deer Park Social Notes

MRS WILLIAMSON
Mrs. Helen Windross and

need hinder future growth, accord-

ing to the Bank of Montreal's Bu-

siness Review for July, just issued.

The B of M says that further,

business expansion in Canada and

the United “States. is -largely a
fon’ of ¥

you up, and I swear I had absolute- jshooting them earlier, Last year,|Peter Ewart, our’ local Conserva-

ly nothing to do with it.

as in so many other years, many of | tion Officer, has asked for this co-

That's right the deer season |the so called sportsmen and hunt-/operation and it is your duty to

in this district ‘has been advanced |ers have shot birds out of season, |give it to him,

Although there are signs that
the widespread optimism.) which
was evident. earlier this : year is

i is his
to Aug. 17 (bucks only)’ in GMA |not because they needed the meat, | notice together ‘with bag limits: s

No. 10 You know what that means|but simply because they didn't be
don't you? Instead of 122 shopping |leve in their own ability to be
days till Christmas and 31 days|abel to get out and find the birds

till hunting season opens, the shop-|when it was legal,
ping days till Christmas count re-
main the same but 16 days from|types though may save them

A word of warning to these for 1963-64,

jOTICE TO SPORTSMEN
OF THIS DISTRICT
I am_ submitting “hereunder
the tentative Hunting Regulations
This is for your ge-
&|neral information and the regula-

now—and that’s two weeks fromjlot of deserved discomfoort poc-|tions should be out soon, This is

Saturday—you can take to the hills,
fellows.

One word of caution, just re-
member that you can pay a stiff

just a rough summary in case
you want to arrange a few of your
holidays for the hunting season.
Licenses will.be the same as last

fine, lose your license and your gun|of all Sportsmen's Associations to|year and as far as I know the tags
if it's not a buck, so be careful and |help protect game from this as-|/will be the same also.

be sure, as you should anyway. pect,

GMA No.

TT TE and Recle Steen Nelson Creston

PRICES SLASHED!

“ON SUMMER STOCK:
99c SPECIALS

Values ‘to $6.98 this Weekend

WHILE SHOPPING SEE OUR. PAISLEY

tricts. — BLACK BEAR & GRIZ-
ZLY - closed to August 30, Open
August 31 to June 30 - Limit- Griz-
zly (1), Black - no limit set as yet.
CARIBOU. BULLS - Aug. 17th to
Dec. 1st. Caribou Either Sex - Aug.
Bist to Dec ist. Bag Limit (1)
BUCKS 0!

LESS - Sept. 28 to Dec. 22nd, Bag
Limit (2) both may be anterless,
MOUNTAIN: GOAT - Aug. 31 to
Dec. ist. Except West of the Col-
umbia River and South of South-

CORDOROY JUMPERS AND PLAID COTTON Jer Provinelal Highway (From

DRESSES FOR “BACK TO SCHOOL”

CAROLYN'S |

LADIES AND CHILDREN'S WEAR

Christina Lake ‘to Kinnaird, This
is closed for ‘goats. Bag Limit (2)
DUCKS AND GEESE - September
=] 14th to Dec, 18th - Bag Limi
Ducks (8) a day, Geane: - ) a
day MORNING DOVES - Sept. “4
to Oct. Sist. “Bag Limit (10)
GROUSE - Sept. 14 to Dec. ist.
- Bag Limit - (15) per day. Not
more than '!(10) of which shall be

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA — PH. 365-5013  =2lef the same species.

=

GMA No, 11.
The East Kootenays. — BEAR

LAMAN | AND CARTBOU - As above. DEER

ic

SUMMER
SALE

CONTINUES

ROBINSON

STORES

PHONE 365-5011

BUCKS ONLY - Aug. 31 to Dec.
{hist - ANTLERLESS - Nov. 16. to
Dec. Ist. -- Bag Limit. (2) one of
which .may be ‘antlerless. ELK
BULLS ONLY - Aug. 31, to Dec.
1st. ELK ANTLERLESS : - Sept.
7th to. Nov, 24th, -' Bag Limit -
(1) ‘May be either sex or a ull
Moose. MOOSE BULLS ONLY -
Aug. 31 to Dec. Ist- Mtn. SHEEP |

(Rams Only) Aug. 24 to Oct, 27th
- Bag: Limit: (1) Mtn. GOAT -
Aug, 3ist to Dec. Ist. - Bag Limit
(2). '— Ducks, Geese, Mourning
Doves Bnd (Grouse ~~ the same: as

| “YOUR FAMILY SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS”

NOTICE

RTM AT AT UC UT TT

OF Pi

Public notice is ete ‘given to the aisctons of the municipality ‘
aforesaid that a-poll has become necessary af the election now pend-
ing, and that I have granted such poll; and; further, that the persons
duly nominated ‘as’ candidates at the said election, for whom. only
votes will be received, are:-

to be ified, the bank
observes that in major sectors of
both: the Canadian and © United
States economies “the inventory po-
sition shows no unwarranted build-
up, order books are in good shape,
many industries seem on the thres-
hold of ‘increased investment in
and after a
Jong period oO ‘relatively low invest-
met, and incomes remain buoyant.
“Corporate profits, which have
inereased by about a quarter since
their. low. point a couple of years
fago, are now, in general, ‘higher
than they have ever been,”. the
bank ‘says.

PNE Honors
Homemakers

Pacific’ National Exhibition
Homemaker of the Year: Fair'La-

maker of the Year.

These titles are awaiting the

leading ‘point-getters in “the tex-

tiles, handicrafts and food contests

in the Home ‘Arts Building,: Aug.

17 -'Sept. 2 Fair,
PNE title will go

dies of (1963, and Junior Home-|-

Patsy of Toronto. are
spending a holiday. atthe “home
of Mrs, Elia Jamieson, Mr. and
Mrs, R. L. Heywood and children
left for their home in Vancouver
after spending a week at the Jam-
feson home,

Mrs, Dan Phelps. of. Salmon
Arm and her: daughter, Mrs. G.
McCullough ‘of Trail, were the re-
cent guests of Mr, and Mrs, C. S.
Phelps’ and “Mr, and” Mrs,’ A. A,
Phelps,

‘Mr, Clifford Fenner, of West;
Vancouver was a recent visltor to
‘Deer Park, the guest: of the Hey-
woods while they were here on
holiday.

Mr. and Mrs. H. 0, Jamieson
and daughter: Beverley of Kimber-
Jey were ‘visitors at tho home of
Mrs. %&. Jamieson.

Mrs. Clara’ M.\ Rasmusen . of
Evans, .Wash., and.Misa Alice As-
kew of Syringa Creek: were Sunday
visitors to Renata and Deer. Park,
‘W. (Bil) Briggeman of Trail
spent’ the ‘weekend at his summer
home here. He had ‘as his ‘guests
Mr,-and Mrs. R.° Briggeman ‘and
children 'of Edmonton, Mr. and
‘Mrs, ." Raymond .. Briggeman ' and
children ‘of’ Glenmerry.‘ and Mr.
and: Mrs.:J. Bunn ‘of Trail, f
Mr. ‘A. V. Carlson has return-
ed to his home here after spend-

ig the past three weeks in the
Castlegar hospital.”
Mr, and ‘Mrs, Fred Fredendall
have “returned to their home ‘at
Bishop, al ; after ‘spending (a

to the winner of: the most’ points
in the ’ textiles, handicrafts and |e

_|food: sections ‘combined.

_ Winners ‘of most points in se-
lected | section ‘will be \ declared
“Fair Ladies.” The Junior. Home-
maker award goes to: the junior
exhibitor amassing most points in
textiles and Foods combined in the
junior sections,

"at, Deer Park,.-
. sen of Trail and
A.W. Worley. of
Nelson spent the weekend at their
amet ‘home ‘here,
and’ ‘Mrs. Norman. D’An-
acear as of. ‘Castlegar are spending a
holiday at Deer Park.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred MacReady
and children of Robson spent: the
it

GMA No, 10,
GMA No. 8.
Grand Forks - Greenwood.:—
DEER BUCKS ONLY - Sept..14th
to Dec, 1st. DEER ANTLERLESS -
Oct, 28, to Nov. 17th. - Bag Limit
(2), ‘not more than (1) of which
may ‘be antlerless.

Your. game regulations will be
out in detail at a later date, Be
sure to: get. them.. Study them®
‘Lives up to them’ and please be
careful, there is no excuse for care-
lessness. or, ignorance of the law.
P.

D. Ewart,
* Conservation Officer., re

“Castlegar Dining Room
"Now: Open Monday.to ‘Thursday = ~~
° 56,80 am. to 8.00: pms):
Friday & ‘Sturday -:6.30 am. to.1.00.a
Sundays: - 9.00-a.m. ‘to 8. 00. p.m:

SPECIALIZING. _ IN.” RUSSIAN FOOD ALONG ©
i SEECIALIZININ IN CHINESE FOOD ALONG |
2632

Castlegar, © B Cs

Whether for
Other Names

Alderman, Councillor, :
Commissioner, or
Trustee

Mayor,

Reeve, Chairman, aos

Address

CARR George Henry

Gwilym Thos,
John

‘HUGHES

“Commissioner -

Commissioner :

463-5th

149 Woodland
Drive i

Ave,

aearaliisty '

Such poll will be 2 pa at the Village Office: on the 8th day . of. ‘August 1963, between the } ours of

Given under my hand this 0th day of Le 1963,

at! Deer Park on a camp-
ing holiday. Among other weekend
visitors were. Mr, and Mrs. D. Mc-
Dicken of Trail; Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ton: and* family of Genelle;’:Mr.
Ivor: Johnson © of Kinnaird and
many "-more. 3

‘Miss’Jean Stainton ‘and: her
brother John of Castlegar were re-
cent visitors: at the ‘home of ‘Mr.

during the, next two

aa

* “Invocation

shy Refreshments
Food, Soft Drinks

Bll _ocooooKKeooeGNe ie
Feels Like Fall
How about having your Blankets:

Drapes and Winter Clothing.
Dry Cleaned Now.

-). by the most up-to-date method.

8 lhs, for $2.00
KING KOIN aLAUNDERETTE

Ph. 365-5229 _ Castleaird Plaza

Fl ANH

FOR ALL YOUR TIRE NEEDS
look to

— GoopsVEAR |

Across from the ce? pee 365-4441

Joe Durgan — _-Downriver. :
Jim Shriver — Indian Canyon:

TTT TTT

ANNOUNCING

NEW GOLF FACILITIES

OPENING AT BIRCHBANK, near TRAIL, B.C.
SATURDAY, AUG. 3—10. 00 a.m.

Directors and Members of the Rossland-Trail. Coane Club are pleased
to announce the opening of new golf facilities at BIRCHBANK. All .
members of the Castlegar-and Rossland-Trail golf clubs’and the gen-
eral. public” are cordially invited to attend the opening ceremonies,
and to enjoy. a: game of golf ‘ab, these new facilities - on, turday or’

mionths.

“OPENING ‘CEREMONIES :

Intreduction of Distinguished |
*. Addresses.”

ts ;
* Musical Saluia | “* ‘Ribbon Cuiting:

SPECIAL: “EXHIBITION . MATCH ve
_ @ro-Amateur Mate with ‘Spokane Professionals) :

Participating Pros~’

Tom: ‘Everham.
- Dick Dargani
Roy Stone — - Rossland-Trall

Club. “Special face forthe’ a dee 0 the: ar for single members |
with full, privileges ¢ on bo! courses have been arranged, An sttendant

oursé to: provide further, information.’ eA
GREEN FEES

“gies
$2.00

sour

ON THE us

CASTLEGAR, GOURSE

JOHN McLEOD

I:knew the time ‘vould come
en ‘all’ of a sudden ‘there “just

fe but come on. you. San Francisco

Giants!
A " deseription from Golf Talk
says that a “fairway” means—Tho
your’,partner should’. keep

.the young: lad who-came ‘stagger-
ing out ofthe pues all tattered
there before them

= green field ‘with

People/ walking up and down.:The
‘lad. turned to. the ‘old:

? |and’ also try. out the ‘new :course,

—some guys win all the time—just
plug..that:hole Te and: it . will
keep the rain o

Ladies Nite ‘prought out 16
women “and .the competition, a
2 ball foursome. More ladies. ate
urged to turn out on this nite, Dow-
ble this number: have’turned out
several times’ ‘and ’.this” tends to
make’ a -more sociable. evening.
Give it that old college try, won't
you? The winners’ of the 2 ball
foursome ; were Blanche Deverson
(another Burak) and Barb’) Wood.
v0. Well; well, - grist for the ‘old
mail! I, have before me the Pro:
gramme. for the Official opening
of the new Birchbanks Golf Course
so" here’ goes? —-

The ceremonies will commence
at 10.00 a.m, on Saturday, Aust,
Srd and the. general. public ‘is
vited ‘to ‘attend’ these” pad

on‘a green: fees basis. ‘The open-
ing ‘will see, first, the introduction
of distinguished * guests» —" Inv
cation’ — Addresses — Music: Sal-
utation —° Ribbon ‘ Cutting. Next
will come ; the Exhibition * Baten
Introduction,” Pro-Am ‘match: wit
Spokane Professionals, arene
Joe ‘Durgan:— "Downriver ‘Course

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| GARLIC NGS, 9 fr woven $1.00 | HAMBURGER, sh iD ann A

Canyon Pro; Dick’ Durgen — Spo-
3; Roy Stone — Rossland-

TEiat balf will’ be driven off
f the

‘and: said, “This, is ‘a ‘part of ‘the
Golf Course ‘which .you ‘have “yet
to play. This, sir, is called a fair-
way!” Another quite amusing’ one
was ‘of the ‘tired “but: proud“ gol-
_fer who. entered | the: front .door
with a-small- caddy: tucked. under.
one arm. The .exasperated “y

roung
R man Jooked at the. golfers: wife

and; howled, “Okay lady, yer hue,
‘will: yt

please ask him -to-let.me’ down a
-I,can go home “for supper!” ‘

had to compete with old man wea-
ther and this probably, dampened
the ‘spirits of a‘ fair..number of
golfers as only 39 °'turned~ ‘out.

“Surprisingly enough the rain held

“off. until’ the. majority had com-
pleted’ their round, ‘but. such :fel-
“lows as Bill Reed, Carl Loeblich,
.Charlie Roberts and Len Harmston
“and Co.’ slightly resembled salmon
é ‘coming- -upstream on-No.-9! -I-don't
know :what type of headgear ‘Len | in;
< Harmston’ was wearing, It' looked

% ‘like the bag: he“keeps, his’ raincoat

in—but I do know the type he'll

f special hat ‘was. presented to ‘Len

‘after a toss. -up ‘with Johnny; Miros

by: th 08

Trail ‘Country Club,‘and after ‘the
Pro-Ams: have’ teéd off. registra.
tion will be open'for members and

to join ‘the club’ and special, rates
for the ‘remainder of the year for
a single member, with ‘full: privi-

arranged. :Green fees’ have been.
set ‘as follows:—

Holidays’: —: 18° holes $4

|“): District residents’ are. remind-
y/ed that’ playing ona green; fee
basis: is restricted to three’ times
annually. Now for.those more ip

be available at the opening and|
to top it all off a Cabaret Dance
will be’ held:: Saturday evening
starting at 9.30 p.m. in the Comin-
co Gym, Tickets $3.00 per couple.
Castlegar’ and” district. residents
‘aay; obtain: their-tickets: by. phon-

ing Mrs. Alice Brooks at 365-8004.

; Holiday, ‘time ‘has’ now. arrived
and; unless I! can ‘shanghai: some
poor. unsuspecting soul:.to carry
on’-this ‘ column: for: a’: few.. weeks
your reprieve ‘will: last’ until the
end’ of: August. :I :will: close - this
week: to

visitors. New golfers are: invited | J

leges on’ both’ courses, have ‘been | @

FRYING CHICKEN, cut up in 1 tray, ib
SWIFT'S LARD, 5. Ibs. ee

| WESTERN VINEGAR, asin 2

| SARDINES,

I

PINK ‘SALMON, Cloverleaf 14, 3 ti

$1.00 "Ti ‘TonaTo & VEG. “Sour, Tint Fi fins .....:

‘GOLD REEF SUCED
=y OR Torts, 20.01

and his.wife on the

“Book Your Next Trip
Through ;.

1560 ‘Bay. Ave:; Trail
Dial ZENITH 6181

: Where ONE Call
Does: ALL

ELP
arrival of. a brand new ‘ci paddy!”

: “NEW: HOUSING :
“Over the. past five: years 649,-

4005. new. housing units have been

completed in Canada.

REMEMBRANCE’ “BOOKS

'The;Books of Remembrance in
the” Parliament: Building's Peace
‘Tower. in Ottawa list the names of

44,891 who died in World War IL.

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