- CASTLEGAR. NWS, /Thuretey, Sept 80,

: “Order of Eastern Star
Entertains ‘Senior Citizens

ie regular meeting of the| tlents in’ the Castl d Die

Tn cautions at Dist Senor Geet Hepial” lowers and

1 t BC. HYDRO:.&: in the Legion Hall it with 29 ment | E. P. Porguson 13 reported alow.
“POWER | AUTHORITY

.| bers and two. visitors,; Mra.. Gil- L|1y improving and and is sores again.
- FOR. SALE.

tore. and \Mrs. Thorp "both. of ‘oy, of
Penticton,
USED FURNITURE .

Vancouver: eset and: Harry rae were assing
TERMS: Cash ‘prior to re

Evans presi through town sent greetings’ to
a 8 Monell reported that the members via Mra. G, Bhep:
the ’ Castlegar United Church | herd.

have very kindly: promised the
moval. As is basis .
Items:-sold on : first come
first served ‘basis.

loan of 'a F projector when need-
Items ‘purchased must’ be

“(continued from: page e threst
der the appendix eave’ ‘Water
Resources Service, Water Rights
Branch, ‘Conditional ;Water Lic-}-

in the you will notice:
brook ‘area. Net ‘result — : ap W

‘one moose, three'deer and three : Hydro 1 Power. Authority: — lata
elk. The elk were: taken; bya 5 i shall oan ‘with the’ Comptrol- June 19 that:he would have no-
party who were back:in an etd rior to.ex-| thing to do. with':my ‘case as
4°20 miles: on horse ‘back. | had: not answered, his letter, of

But don't be disheartened fel- May :17.°; O° Ia my: opialon ‘this’ was
lows ‘if the cold weather .con- oh answered his: letter - of | direct admission on Hydro’s part
tinues; it won't. be Jong "till that | they. expropriated. illegally,

some game starts coming | (hecereeet ere fe, Was 8
through. : advice ‘1 re H
i. Aubrey Leverage came ‘up
‘with a’ nice! four.* point « white

and Ae wad not 16 1 under the H;
dro and Power Authority ‘Act y.
under the Act you:can only ap-
peal onthe’ basis of ‘compensa-
| epraisee Therefor el

app erefore
was: moat to

ped by

counter’. by : B.C.: Hydro
reducing | the’ compensation | to
$9,500 and on other. Erounds: 5

case’. Was
I would acce;
in, his

‘your nape ‘and trying to prove
4 you can kill at will and see‘ h

at] much garie ihre 15, Taft to hunt

when if" Js your 50 's turn,

J sk take ‘an aninial ft | Ean
‘aia! hhotiost la }, no! one

: hold, it aatinet ake as long as

have ' the: decency: to ‘take

ie Vout: of. ‘the bush: and ‘turn

, |it:-over. to. your’: conservation

officer, ‘60' that some use'can:be

week of road ‘check ‘duty Z my; tele jegram’
Cran! and that he hiformed Hydro

to woe in: the: bw
ehot ‘and: i aft
‘simply. becat
ippy, 80 called.
take time ‘ty,

A letter was read from utrs.| id
R.. Smith, provincial ‘Senior Gh: Wo!
zens president.” This - had been
sent to’ Mr. Bailey.’ The: letter
stated’ that the president plan-
ned to visit the district on. Mon-
day, After much discussion the

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COMPLETE: INTERIOR *'

under the: Hcence.’

ed for the, showing of ‘films.
ramiayed on day of ‘sale,

It wag reported that Ernest
SAT., OCT. 2nd

Baily’ and, Mrs..J.: Wiig are. pa-
9 am. to 3 p.m.

Sale will be held at large
barn adjacent to new paved

road 8% miles west of C:
tlegar Ferry.

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‘membership ‘felt’ that a Monday
afternoon was not very conven-
fent to holdia a meeting and the

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y Wi end | o
her an invitation to attend thelr
iene. meeting.

8: members all joined in
the ginsing of Sey Birthday”

cue few.
used vilael
thi ariginally

to 't! ant
who tnd both celebrated a birth-
day on September 8. The meet-
ing was adjourned. and some of
the members of Minto Chapter
No. 79. Order’ of ‘the Eastern
Star provided entertainment. -.
Mrs. S. Grant who was the
mock:TV_ announcer said this is
Channel BORE calling from the
top ‘of McGauley’s gravel pit,
she had the Seniors all stand up
and’ shake’ hands: with their
neighbors.

Commercials were for tooth-
paste; cigarets, deodorants, etc.,
all. doing something crazy to the
health. In between’ each com-
mercial theres was a song by the
members with the Senior Citi-
zens joining in the : chorus.

The concluding item was a
skit entitled “Mr. Rhee”, with

ing Part in the. commercials were
S,

berg, Mrs. R..De¥oe,. and Miss
L.. MeKenzie. -Mrs. M.’ Peachey
was the piano accompanist and
Mrs. W..Harrower assisted with
the singing.

The _program was brought
to.a close with Good Night La-
dies after. which the members
of Minto Chapter served refresh-
ments. “Happy Birthday” was
sung for: those: having a Sept-
ember birthday and a beautiful-
ly decorated ‘birthday cake was
cut and served.

‘©. On" behalf of:the member-
ship, ‘Mr. Evans extended sin-

himted for food ‘and .clothing.
It was part of. their way of life,
as well as a: necessity. Today
99 per cent of us hunt because
we feel’ the same urge our fa-
thers’ had before us and because
we love the outdoors and all
it stands’ for. The necessity to
obtain game for food and cloth-
ing is no longer with us but the
love of the, chase still is.:

. Unfortunately, .some seem
to ‘feel that they ‘have: to. kill
everything they see to prove
they--are,, hunters, Sorry. bud,
that’s. where you're wrong. To-
day. it’s the: guy who's got the
guts: to:make. up his mind as to
what.he wants, then keep at. it

| till he succeeds, who is.consid-

ered to be a hunter and a real| ©
sportsman.
The man who can face up

:| to the regulations and live ac-

cording, to the laws of the land,
who can stand on his own two
feet and take his game in fair
chase, who. can ‘hhold..up his.
head and be. proud of: his ac-
Hons and his trophies, is worthy
licence and his rights to
fant This right was, given. to
you and can .be just as’ easily.
taken Bway, : -Just. keep. waving

Toastmistress
. Host Vi sitor.
From Bee

for such aw

cere thanks ‘to the Eastern Star]
'S

‘lub was

entertainment.

. Woman’ s
- Car Catches
“Fire Friday,

eae Bana
ea ice L. Lottin of Castlegar

was‘on -her way:to. the hospital
op an up her: F eaild: Rriday a after-
noon when’ her.
\ front of
‘The car;'a pluck 1957 Cadi:

is, ,sedan, experienced a short | 2

ignition: and when it look-

LA:
a Kinnaird United Church Sept,
18, when.-Miss- Margaret ‘Feather-
stone: of Robson: was united’ in
marriage.to.Mr. Max Katasewich
of Cranbrook. Rev: D. Faris
fielated,

<CAgter a reepetion held ‘in
the Robson ‘Hall the bride and|2
groom: left fora honeymoon: to
Cali ‘and “Banff.

oa oaRS. couple: are ‘residing: in
‘Granbrook. ‘where » Mr.: Katase:
wich. ds, employed. by, the CPR...

ity: to. maintai
‘the dnatvigual: mtb

BC.: “Mie Crook . is chairman

“ ot: council No. ae covering. tsp

sa

ternational ; levi

‘tail: over Grand Forks way to

nly, "prove the pointi:that ‘it pays to,

e g'
papel Pvindietver No. Disgusted?
Yea!

ome time ago, Ron King’s
boy was overdue in the Cham-
pion Lake ‘country,’and ‘the lo-
cal’ search and ‘rescue unit: was
called ‘into ‘action, All, turned
out well, the boys were caught
out in) the weather and. were |
-overdue.: However.’ the Search
and ‘Rescue Unit would like to

thank Mr, King‘for the sum of
al he; donated ‘for equip-
ment, to‘express his appreciation
of their efforts.

Instruction classes will scon
be going into. full swing’ once
more as the ‘subject of se
and rescue comes to the fore
once ‘more, “It “is a \:voluntary
unit -who: devotes its time and
effort :to help anyone ‘lost or
overdue, to. take pat art in civic
emergencies, or disaster. Keep
your eye peeled for forthcom-
ing’ announcements if you are
interested.

Bruce Davis hhas taken over
as. membership’ chairman . for
the Sportsmen’s «Club. for the
balance ‘of: the year and Evan
Moore: is ‘filling~ the gap left
by our treasurer Rino’ Mani
The club is looking forward to
a record year in the trophy com-
petiton class and issues a re-

minder — youmust be a mem-
per before you 'nail-your trophy
to qualify,:so get it now.

‘Ernie. Geronazzo reports six

inches of snow in the West Koo-

tenay last week;: but all: signs of
game. is: still: way.

up: high.
My ‘Conservation: officer’-Peter.| *

Ewart hab: just:returned from aa

Kinnaird: ‘Accident
“Causes Damages .

/ shotgun. slug ; while.
grouse: tiunting. Tt also jroves

; | the old: saying that 95 per cent

of.deer.are taken at close range.
Just ‘travel ‘slow, stop, look and
lsten, identify your target . then
make your. shot count,

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Fri. 7.80 — Youth Group

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“re-|:
ae FT i

}| the ‘Heer

egard
‘Presidents’ rights. b:

“In other words, we are set-
Ing up a situation: whereby. the
whole ‘matter: can be reviewed

the initial

and if those discussions ‘are un-
able’ to be reset between the

learned that the addressee: now

acknowledges. r receipt of: the; it-
em in. qu

On July.2 T filed appeal on

the basis of an’ “illegal expropri-

ation; ferwards’ that:

the ‘expropriation ation a 1

is) section : of the: water
licence . was instituted |: to. pro?
tect the affected residents on the
basis -of the: public

_ Forsyth to Teach
'Gredit Course

At Notre Dame
xpert in ne field of
relations. in both ma-

‘and development will
a: credit course’ in

An
industrial
hagement

held in, the: flooded area. At
that: time ‘all, the -affected ;resi-
dents: opposed. the canting of
e because. information
with ‘regards ‘to :relocation: and
compensation’. wae net ava
even: though’: mat romises
concerning rights of WP aftected re-
sidents were made at that’ time

industrial psychology with stress
Dame ; Universit

assistant professor Ww:

syth’° instructs °° 'the Manas

course which’ has a’ Hmited: en-

rolment’ of ‘15.:£.'D. Baravalle,

director’ of fxtension,'é ‘said there |Ze

‘are only a‘‘few openings: left :
“< Prof,’ Forsyth, who is in the | ab

‘into ‘the disr

oy on tected
The Comptroller of Water Rights
assured affected
those, Hehts. at the public hear:

in . June, BD. 1 wrote the
eee easonee: a’ letter:-telling
him that. because ‘of “numerous
circumstances such as the death |:
of ry

“Training opportuni are ‘offered to natale applicants ina. six
ig to

it atad appren-

‘will
: Nanaimo where dormitory. ‘accommodation ig available. .

Cc jun on a
“The first conimences: October:

Haale ith intaked every two weeks, Ue

residents - of. |’

3 | will: place emphasis : on:
nel’ structure through W!

ersonl-
ich the
is ad-

for years.
tas make: “mention
that se at the Hydro and: Po:
Act is ‘like:

on personnel a at Notre Hd 0. Ast tha
eginning this past Monday, Hydr

of ‘social - sciences, |) At. this..

om 1941 up to his ‘NDU
ts | appointment in 1964 he has. done
administrative: work’ in the’ U.S.

of no

: Soa a eaatso; i ai | fo
2 Gastlegnry Gr. S

a iT: would: con-]'an
ful

2 "This : is :: the
that a‘ council: meeting: has-been
held outside the Vancouver-Vic-

atice including strong represent-
‘ation from” the: Eat < East “Kootenay

be follow.

toria: area’, and’ a: large, attend-|:.

“branches 48, E

1| the guest ‘speaker

Ray’ Williston; minister. of: land;

forest: and” water resources.

‘The remainder ‘of ‘the even:
dancin,

) , by.
a‘ luncheon also Provided by. oo
minco will’ feature, the Si ature

niof cel

president .of the ‘Association.
The engineering: eee
5 Merchant

fesstonal, ey ers’ by!”
“PEn;

pusiness! ses- :
of four: ad- f

‘Administration of association :
‘aftaise’ ‘by P.“N.’ Bland; PEng.; Py aie

seoiaeer of fn be i

Eng.,|

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at Vancouver and; there are ’ge-
two each -yeare o.50°5

ne Ee

British Columba Civil: De-|.
training.’ The Naame are held] ©