2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 20, 1966

FIELD & STREAM

By Jack White

RCMP Issue Warning After Blasting Cap Injures Child

Wayne Beth
jamin, Kenny
Denneus and
Roy Percival
made full quae

0 e'

on a quick. =p

Rootensye, re-

turning with a nice deer and a
The di

them,
Sahlstrom ba:

Kinnaird, and one that as far as
H can tell will score well on the
mae 2a side as well as making

speaking of bear, I had a bit
of net ate aan eat 8 junday,
when John Jr. shook’ me and
calmly stated that the RCMP
wanted me on the phone. It
appears that someone had hit
a bear with a fare in fonnalrd
near the High Arrow Arms H

The constable on duty notified
Conservation eee Pete

worl

anyone who is not really famil-

jar with bear, to leave them
ly after dark,

and notify your cons
officer or RCLIP.
‘Tom Jerome and his better

He was just potting out to make
a survey of eels, when a
young Jad came tearing out of
the bush, g for help and
holding a badly Jacerated hand,
at appears four young fel-
in their early teens had
satod out fishing and the one
i question spotted an old blast,
ing cap, ich: he picked wu)
The heat of his hand apparent
was sufficient to cause the cap
to explode causing considerable
damage to it. ey hurried!
took him to the nearest home,
called the RCMP and. headed

ital at a fast
Gregg gged a for the Nelson hosp!
nice black bear last week above | “!P-

Their fast action though it
may not save the young lads
hand, no doubt saved his life,
and is followed up by strong
warning from the RCMP to all

youngsters to not pick up any
strange objects they are not
sure ‘of. Explosives are partic:
ulsrly tou with changing
weather conditions and you nev:
er can toll whether they are
harmless or not, We are living
in an area of intense mining
operations and blasting equip-
ment is used most commonly,
go if in doubt, don't try to find
out on your own. Leave it alone
and report it to your parents or
a responsible person,

Bob Bagg and Bob Friesen, } a
have just returned from a duck
hunt in Saskatchewan and found
the hunting terrific, with no
trouble to bag their limits every
day. Weather conditions were
good and the ducks generally
speaking were flying within
good range, and the shooting

was terrific,

Bob King was out to Alber-
ta and returned with a bag lim-
it of ducks, prairie chicken and
a few Pheasanls, “T ‘could have
done & lot better

year I want to be Bole to go out
there and really-clobber them.
club is out of opera-

way of game. ?

ONE MAN’S OPINION
1967 Perfect

These are dif-
ficult days and

boding.

round us there

are strikes,'the
is in

the answer is ‘“Yes,. verily.”
For I have donned my robe and
conical cap, thrown the bones,
dusted off my crystal ball and
peered into the secret  reces-
ses of fate and the picture
aes I see is dire and dread-
ful.

A to the ancient

gross national

cine every 3,000

danger, in their
zeal for our salvation are de-
vising means of educating us
from cradle to the grave and
life is no longer carefree but
real and earnest,

No wonder that perplexity
is abroad in the land, no won-
der that one bewildered listen-

. Bach anxi

haps ‘I may be excused, if
might say, after the 1 next cat-
aclyam.

‘You -may ask: ‘Is Pearc
‘also among 2 the prophets?” and

years there

By F. B. Pearce

Year for Another Cataclysm

‘must inevitably supercede “it.
In such a case visions of a tit-
anic war are prophetic,

After a great deal of re-
cent study of our simian rela-
tives, scientists have come up
with the theory that these ani-
mals do not fight over sex —
they are apparently unmoved
by baboon beauty, whlen? ls

is
either a flood or fire which
mpletely destroys the
workd. Since the last one, ac-
ig to tradition, was a
flood the next one, due short-
ly, will be a destruction by fire,
Since my crystal ball shows
me fiery acagons fighting in
the sky it is probable that this
super- elligent ' «civilization
og ours will destroy itself by
rockets and atomic weapons.
You, of course, may pooh-
ooh this and Tegand it it as so
much nonsense but 'I

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+The members of athe: Cast-
legar Dated .c Church choir held
a most successful family supper

Friday, evening in th church

Two hundred adults and
children enjoyed the delicious
al, Th mibers of the choir

thanks to all those who attended
and’ helped to aa the evening

SANDS

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MUtual 2-1831 Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards honored
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

entire: pro-
ceeds of the supper is to be us-
ed for new choir’ gowns, whigh
have’ been ordered. The mem-
bers are hoping to have them
rr Christmas.

A very special thank you is
accorded to the C.G.LT. Girls
who 80 assisted with the
Clearing of tables and the serv-
ing of tea and coffee.

Ther
hovah's Witnesses, who believe
eben the Battle of Armageddon
Wi

the earth
wished peor yf ou will] p)
eople of course,
e killed.

‘The British Israelites end

say that if yo ‘E am’
making fun oF the Jehovah's
sWithenee and the British Is-

sense.

But if you are not con-
tent eth these pro}
eyeed something less romantic

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jpremacy ‘of the
have gone. They say it is in
decadence and that the East

and|to Alberta in’

quite
dint over territory.

will be becattse the’ Egyptians
covet Israel. and the war’ be-
tween the Weat Strait 0 edt ‘be-

mining ‘re Se enor
ussia | he recorded axel clas sithat year

“Pm English Bill,
“Never worked and
never will;

“Get away girls,

because it wes

went to Victoria

to be a big spender and he was

Half a Million Dollar Mining Stake
_But Barkerville Founder Died ee

ed ‘him money at one point
less ©: ensive
Ip him aa to pay.J

lily | Barker, struct
ch’ His ie

e of the Aad loans:

iH aaa to haye been worth 7600,

« His, claim ran
a: Bias late oa oa oe

“Barker took hs money to a
to winter. He a a cook. He then developed

Notoria, when he was 75.

ores Tll tousle your

That was the song of miner
William “Bly” Barker who
made a big strike on Williams
Creek in 1862, creating a town
of 10,000 people within @ year,
the town of Barkerville.
He was a Cornishman, a

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. It he had

pried ship at Victoria
during the early days of the
Fraser gold rush, in 1858. That
was about all anyone knew about

le was di on Williams
Greek in the SGerboo, tn aoet

deserted

Ig Armageddon comes it aim

and eight the. next,

ous partners helping with the
finances. He'was Sust ‘about’ dis-
heartened.

says the famous
Judge One pont ‘Baillie “Begbie

Members of: Alpha Phi
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi com-
leted their’ ac tivities for,
enber meeting at. the

Alpha Phi adic avert
To Togas and Roman Food

home of Mrs. G. Baulkham and
pledge events ‘and party

Sept-| at the home of Mrs. J.
Their meetin:

Solemn Mass Sung
At Fureral Services

_ Of IH Caauar Mas.

phy officiating. ;
ae “1897, at An
sterdam, portend Mr. Kuit cami

1928 where he
eet Oo ne took pratt ears later, Tov:
ing ok up. emp! ran
ment ‘with the Canadian
Railway, working at'many points
in the’East 'Kootena:

OBITUARY

for over 50 years, Fred Nazar-

and seven grandchildren.

brothers,
jal was

A resident of the district

off, 57 of South Stocan died Sun-
day at the Castlegar and District

ters, Janet and Isabel, at home,

Kuzma, three sisters and. two
at the Krestova

ai member of the

ys:' Mr. Kuit | and L
moved to Castlegar :in'1958 and » G. Alchele.
retired in 19 1962. Mrs. e talked on

He f Ss, social Mu
St: Rita's Ga Gatholle’ ‘Church and'a } and -meetings. ‘Mrs, Ai-
member’ of ‘the brotherhood of discussed. courteous _be-

use of Hnens, silver, flowers,

ke on a
also

‘6 | silver, flowers; candles, number
of courses served and menus for
the occasion.

Hostesses were Mrs, P. Kon-
kin and Mrs. M.' Wood.

The pledge events got un-
der way’ with:a toga party ‘with
sae a Roman style dinner
enjo; yall.

A’ model ‘meeting was was held
on Oct. S at the: home of Mrs.
J. Gormley. =: 9 os r
cultural ‘Your Poise
r3.

were

with ( ay Funer=
al als Home in care: of "Tange:

| Also surviving is his father,

rial

care of arrangement

fe
by |

Paul

Re'
of. Nelson conducted the com-
mittal service ate Nelson 1 mem-

‘Castisgar Funeral J Home in

with specific emphasis on
elee, appearance and manner-

were Mrs. D. Cal-
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_ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH:

8.00 am, Hely Communton
11.00 am, Holy Communion
THE SALVATION ARMY
(11 Pine’ Street)

ition

@ Salvat Army .
ey its activities to 368 Main
Street,

iW a.m. Holiness Meeting.

Wednesday
: 8.00 p.m. Bible Study.
Thursday
10.00 a.m. Home League,
Phone 365-7112
Envoy Cliff. Phipps

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

2 blocks East of tho
Castleaird Shopping Centre
10 a.m, — Sunday School.hour
i) am. MORNING WORSHIP
7.30 p.m, EVANGELISTIC
: SERVICE

Phone 365-5684
Rey. C. Stone, Minister

All Welcome

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
' Pastor D. Reeves, BT
Acros Highway Junction from
Plaza
Family Bible Hour 10 a.m.

Fauilly Worship 11 ani.
Service — 7.90 pm.
‘All Welcome

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

"930 Youth Meeting
“Where you are a, stranger but
ce.

‘| Wed Morning Drivers League

of. Worst at B80 8.50. a.m. |!
Sunday: School a t.9.80 am.

(Kinnaird Comm. Hail): ’-
Pastor: Rey. Ira: Johnson
‘ Phone 365-6762 =

9.30 ‘a.m. Sunday: School
10.30 a.m. Morning Worship

Hamilton, former Mini-
ster of Agriculture in the
Diefenbaker Government,
has told the Senate For-
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. In Washington he is wil-
ling to arrange informal
talks between Washing-
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‘| pointed out:¢hat these were too

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday; Oct. 20, 1966 3

COLLEGE CAMPUS .

The steering com-
mittee of Sellark

en the College's
official school col-
ors, At the
colors chosen
M) were green and
gold but it was

common.,On Monday the com-

Secondary Schoo!

hockey team followed this ex:
ample and defeated the Trail
Juniors Sunday afternoon a the
Cominco Arena in Trail,

‘Whose bright idea wa
a mascot?”

s it to get a billy goat for

Local Bowling Results

Rowdy, 8 Rollers

6, Criers 13, Moaners 9.
Coffee Break League

Cheerios

ve .3,
Tues. 1 O'clock

Points Screamers 13,
Hooters 12, Groaners 7, Wailers

Wheaties. 869; Tat, Mugs 2261.
‘Teamp © Points 1,
Murtete: 0, Mugs 3, Pincurlers 4
MeLickio 259; LHT | th
vi Ti ielackie 706:. THS Macalis-
's Insurance 885; THT recently

ence of social: wel

. | hele ot the

THT Chipmunks

Team Points Beavers 0,
Squirrels 4, Lions 8, Teddy Bears

1, Chi
Tron “Mixed | Commercial

munks 825;
77,

Eva | 22'
courte atte ain een Sin-
le icGauley 565; Team

Eleanor Holdsyorthy6

Pat Munroe ee LHT P

Stewart Jones 258;
Davis 673, THS Etacto's 1028;
THT. Exacto’s 201!

3 Exacto’s 4,

-Team Polat
Liquid Airs 0, Starlight 3, Hope-
fuls 1, Four ‘Pointers 3, "Celgar

600's Marg Menzies

‘Season’: s Premier _
Enterlains Men:
At Welfare Meet

was elven, a. its

scat ont conte
«workers

Hi Arvow Arms.

e. first.

the fall season
“West Winds". who
at the

Other
Matt Rohn
20, Mott Night. Classic’ Mixed
LHS Schinidi

League 7-9°
Hazel, Donaldzon 221;
LET Hazel Donaldson 639. MHS
Les: Acheson 306; MHT.
Rourke. 774. THS. Button Push-

‘Team Points Button Pushers
4, Pinheads 4, Re; 1, Nut-
we Hive 0, Smarties 0, Tiger. Kit

ns Oiner 6800's : Les. Aches

740, Earl Rourke. 639, Jack Don
aldson 629, Darrel Rourke 7,
(Dave Bonner 619.

Shay 978; THT.
Peal

‘eam Points Shay 8, Wilows
10, Nignthaoke 9, The “Hunters

Other 600's: John Paulson
Lettie Terry Garvey 622,* Matt |:

Gladys y 263; LHT

Veda Merkel 587. THS Ramblers
893; THT Ramblers:

Team Points . Mustangs 1,

‘Jaguars 1, under:
birds |S

Wea: Nite Cureate Groceteria
LHS Jt Arclambault 251;
LET Dot Tipp!

627. THS Five
‘Thumbs 964; £ Pave Thumbs
+2540,

ers 1068; THT Button Pushers
3078. b

LHT les. Their ‘e!
minated_a weekend of ‘social | the
gatherings: and ‘athletic, events.

ts st Others elected.

9%, Hot Shots’4, The Tomeats | sula
ab. and

Chevys 3, Thi
, Ramblers. 3," Gadilla cs Me

Notre Dame

e. election of the
ini

Election of New. Officers

Fe [sombre ucto with 9 panel al

Unive ty

ne.
-- Leo W. ‘Hendrix ‘and Mich-
| Bennett, who reside ins Nel-

‘fora. two
were
oaent Jo Jose]

dents, eerie more than. 50;
Save Hed from, Vancouver,

ce George, ary and nu-
merous Kootenay . centers . to
take patt in “the homecoming
activities.
‘The reunion of classmates

urday the group swung into
business meeting. adopt B
‘new constitution and. elect their
'slate “of officers:

The evening. was brought
gto a a Ge with a banquet and

ip-|'‘The weekend ended on a more

UNITED CHURCH

i, Jerome, of Castlegar, who. were,
gath sat. the

ering mushrooms

weekend 28 a
memorial homecoming ‘gatter Aqui

j'-«.. Sunday, following. mags, the ||
bi beat i } against ‘fac-
sulty:'in two. volleyball “games. ||

Ob,

» hear
of education, ti
educational ‘ obligations. a

MHT’ Bill} is

‘Mrs.
\d: of ‘the depart. ‘oth

campus cafeteria. The Royal
Canadian ‘Navy Band ed
some exceHent music. Shortly
afterwards a flag

cere.

erk, will gather the club chart:
ers, evaluate them, initiate other
clubs, and draw together bud-
get estimates

com ve and

By Steve Hindmarsh

_ Flag Ceremony Indicates College Spirit

5 programs
pane athletic council, chaired and
¢ | by Ron Tenisci, will have

siollity; with the College, Tort the

sports program.
Co)

Inyself, will be cite fx
e! re 10]
the Coitege - paper en

iblicity
— White was agreed to act
ging, editor of the paper.
te

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