CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 1, 1962

FOR SALE

1 pair Boy's Hockey Skates, ize
Ph, 365-5365,

que sale, Apply R, J. Hutchinson,

aan hentes and ae im, nearly naw.

i ay MM) ss" Stationers ne Tee aa

Kinnaird . 1

i
basement sulte. Fully serviced. Will
a month, 3-bedrooma up-

wish’ to lve in, This

change. today and trade | sngo.
into estate srowihy, $14,000,

To please: your. its and enjoy
the very beat in family Hfe, you owe
{t to yourselves to drive down to the
f 9th Avenue, Here Js
offered a fully modern 8-bedroom
home surrounded by tall trees, smooth
a private share o! oF moun
tainside. ‘Owners will accept a ‘Tra!
home In trade. Full price with terma Binoculars

Castlegar aie
Owner is forced to sell, make
your offer now! This is a very good
“starter’ home. 2-bedrooms
bedroom in: the;
pasement, a big kitchen, living room |*
vith fireplace, Hardwood floors, din-
Ing nook, and a boicony over the car-
port. Beating i ke 2, gas. Close to town | Ph,
ue.

2-bedroom sree at 883-Sth with | 5038,
an entertainers living room, separate
full basement, “tiled
floors and a rear balcony. Heated, by
gas furnace and situated within a
block of river edge fishing. Your's

Residential lots for sale:

FOR RE
One, heated room
Ph, 385:8074,

FORSALE = |,

Lot in Sopow subdivision. Lot 5

ETE STNE TE NORS mOLGE th | mare of 6 Total AO X 200, Weis ela als
‘16 ft. bont, 18 horso motor with 2 roomed basement suite, Ph. ea
self starter and boat float, priced for |*. % Zwynenburg, Bench Rond, Co: | sg¢o, 344
Sener Stn, Vancouver In, B.C, 344 ec cph, WER bath behind” Robson
68. or enauire at AN: ONctimnace with pot type burner | school. “Ph.
thin in 00d condition. Ph, 365-5004 Cas. |*°7°0

Uegar,

See ee |
‘Anglican Churen Property in Gas- SOW TNNUTSIOT

house. Apply 352-7th
Git Guide uniform, size Lid | or ‘Ph, ‘905-9908 atte
35, Cub sweater wize 8, and cap $1.50 panes

885-5615.

ply 426 - 7th Ave, Ph,

Room with teh AitGHOR-TECTTGG PR,
henvy wirlng, gos heat, gorage, root

‘3-roomed Routed aparIEAT Ap:

NT

in basement.

343
jome with bath,

Ave, muicinnalea I

oF
Sa
1oe

*805-6731, 343

At_the Séntinet In Throne you
ean buy Anti-Freeze at $2.65 0 gallon
in 4-gatlon_case_1o! 344

"49 Mercury 2-door, reconditioned
motor, winter tires, What offers? Ph,
865-5215 weekdays and leave mes-

with — income

day, November 6th

FP

~ TWH exchanre aes Fiymouth ior
real-estate, Ford
dump. truck. Ph,

HD. Volkswagon hitch,
roof carrier, §10,00:and complete set
of VW. gold star, sent covers, $10.00;
one winter ‘tlre /$10.00;
combination Tenkon Hal Dryer 38.
Phi after 5 p.m

$20.00; | 7.30 p.m, All urged to

works, Ph,

of moun-
Soa “it fan, type
writer desk,‘ small ‘refrigerator, com.
Hee radio record player. Ph. 365-

noon.

a skaten, Ize as Phy 58 6o0r:
Laying hens, $i_ each, dresses
$1.25 each, Delivered, wApBly Palin
ore Jr. Box 33, conan ba triad
Bar

Kinnaird, at 8 p.m,
Professional
upstairs Silp “covers, uphol
jalize in

The Chess Club will meet Tues-

in the Marlnne

Hotel at 7 p.m. All interested pleaye

ae For any information Please
1. 885-8063,

"Te Kinnaird, Ratepayers, will mee zt
at K.LS, Hall on Thursday,

‘St. David's Angilcan WA will hold
a coffee party and bake sale in the
Kinnaird Improvement Society Hal?
on Fri. Nov, 16 from 10 am. rea

‘Oddfellows mect every and and

4th Wednesday in. thi

‘accoralan
Ph, 365-8281 mornings onty.

Nov, Ist
attend.

ake in child while mother
365-8248, 5

¢ Nordic Hall,
342

Teasons.
tin 42
atery We apec-

|the Castlegar’ Kiwanis Club at its

Notre’ Dame: University Col-
lege at Nelson ‘has a $1 million in-
veatment ‘in buildings and’ equfp-
ment and students enroled there
are subsidized: by both the Canada
Cotincil and the college.

Rev. John W. Dulong of Notre
Dame's - English ' department '.told

‘meeting last week that the 245 stu-
dents enroled at Notre Dame pay.
$925 each for room, board and tut-
tion.‘The Canads ° Council: ‘grants
the ‘college $250‘ for each student}

Notre Dame Coilege Has
A $1 Million Investment

the area of Dr, John B. Macdonald,
president..of UBC who is touring
the province studying the needs for
higher ‘education, Rey. Dulong
mentioned that Dr. Macdonald is
speaking ‘of regional colleges, not
junior: collgese.” Regional colleges,
he said, are degree-granting in-
stitutions while junior: colleges us-
ually offer only the first:two years
of university training,
The speaker, who holds his
master of arts degree from the Bae

view,

should be free of restrictions and

‘He sald a liberal education ;

Gravel’& Top Soil
.\ DICCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 305-5041.“

‘OOLUMBIA BAND, & GRAVEL
Gor, Maple & Sth, Castlegar

i: Last Saturday a young ‘friend
of mine, a ‘Rust Craft traveller,| invitation ‘so quickly and ‘as Der-
Baden | Venables by name, who ryl and I didn’t have a spare rifle
migrated to Canada from’ England tnd Baden didn’t have one, wo'ar-
some five years ago,’ montioned | ranged: for him: to get one from

Yve never been taken up on an

free ofthe influence of. both big |=
business and those who would plan
our society. He said that “honest
intellectual thought < must .. take

place’ in. universities and emph-
asized that’ competition in “higher
education ‘is not opposition.” :
Outlining the’ history of Notre
Dame, he'said it was started'in a

bakery in Nelson in 1950 with 12
and two The

iversity’ of Ottawa, Te:

the: ‘and

enroled and it costs the
another $267 per. pupil above this.
soeenine: of the a visit to

ion at the university Level in educa-
tion and said he agreed with this

Sr. Citizens

Members of the Senior Citizens ,
held their regular meeting Fri
evening in the Legion Halls with 22
members present :and J.T. Web-
ster. presiding, Thére were “geveral
members‘ present ‘who’ .had ‘been
away for some time and they were]

je Slamone Cat, Reply Smite
Kennels, Syringa Creek.
Ol heater with'S-galion aT tang
ee.

- room home at-Juniper and | HOME
4th, WHE fecept hutt down, Ph; 365- Jos for: our’ low prices

Ampiltier: with GY. Speaker.
342

@

a ico Teva butane Tot,
X 100, highway frontage,- Genelle.
Ph, Trail 863-8488. 342
a ‘26-ft. house tratier, Ph, se 21s. Gt taoue:
~ “Attractive home building Jote
in Castlegar, Ph. 365-! 5200. ting

WANT

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Real Estate and Insurance
Hi Phones ‘

Contuet JACK EW Ere: our rales
on

cua

Furnace oot one onty" Boower potted
284,

“Ty One al single bed-and one 3 Rott
|. | 365-2454, 344

‘Want ‘housekeepin;

leave’ messi

FOR RENT

| ii
Co,,' 1598: Bay Ave, Pratl, ‘across from
Odeon Theatre. ‘Ph. Trail 368-6833.

343 ATTENTION BUILDERS AND
OWNERS - Mall your enqulr-

OORS and LUMBER, Esmond Lum-
ber Company Ltd. 3600 East Hast:
ings Street, Vancouver 6, B.C,

ALCOHOLICS AN ANONYMOUS, Box
3,

rit
peliies for classified ads 1s 12
noon Wednesday prior to ge day

tlerar. Call 365-5245 week days and

‘Scrap mainly east iron,
covemall cosy cottage, available | copper, brass, lead, zine ete. Ph, 365-
Nov: 4, combination oll range, Ph.| lobe” "paving “toy unde, Dr Pee
Sos;6602 after: Gps Plumbing. 343

tin 39

on PLYWOOD,

tin 91

tinl7

in 17

ig room in Cas-

Heated suite, electricity and wat-
Res: | er. porvided, $50 monthly. Ph, 365-

465-3276 et or Apply 828 - 6th AvGe Castle-
344

7 2- and S-room apartments, Apply
MeCreights Apartments. Ph. 55 S181: Fowler and Yule, and
in 83] and‘ neighbours for .

Room, Ph, 365-6451,
"> Furnished “suite, combined Kitch-

GARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank the nurses and |.
staff.of the Castlegar Hospital, Drs.

¢|shown us during my stay in the hos-
oars — Mrs. Keith waldid .

all our friends
_their kindness

en and living room, bedroom and

bathroom. 170.- 10th Ave, Kinnaird
Ph. 365-4043,

‘77 House In Castlegar. Ph. SOT

“Television. Service

e Repatre to all makes of TVs
Badios, Phonographs,

@ Electrical Appliances.

@ Applications for TV cable hook- .
ups made here.

experient
guarantee of dependable service.”

ELECTRONIC SERVICES
365-3331 — Phones — 365-4601:

fe ee ce eg
SANTA
KNIGHTS. OF COLUMBUS.

: - COME EARLY DOORS OPEN 7.30 P.M.
; sR {logon Bee

wife of James A. of

gar. Bs
mation. to follow. ‘In
‘donations may be mas

"FUNERAL NOTICE.

MAGNALL - at the Trafl-Tadanac
Hospital on Monday, October 29, Mar-
garet' Lenore, aged 33-years, beloved

quiem Eucharist will be offered at
10 a.m. Thursday, November’1st-from
St. David's Anglican, Church, \Castle-

.R: Day: officiating, ere-

jade to the Cancer
Soctety. Castlegar Funeral Home has
been entrusted with arrangements,

Castlegar. Ie-

Meu of. flowers

.|slides of their trip from Trail:to

ck,
It was reported { that D. Gilroy,
the vice-president, was in the Trail
hospital and that he had an opera.
tion on his eye and is making good
progress, Bob Fenrer had donated
cocoa to the’ Senior Citizens and
this was. much appreciated, | T.
Blackburn and Mr. J. Wigg.are in
charge of :the entertainment for
the next meeting,

. At the close of a herd bus-
iness meeting, Mr. and Mrs, C.
Howe ‘entertained with colored

Alaska, The slides lasted for one
hour and: Mr. Howe gave a com-
mentary as the slides were shown.
There were some beautiful scenes,
with one, being of the ‘highest
mountain in’ Canada, the top of
which was’ shrouded in’ mist,

Mr. Howe said they travelled

day | ones, dusty ones, good ones and bad

Enj joy Slides
over. ‘many kinds of roads, rough

ones. The members were’ all very
pleased with the slides and'a:vote
of thanks was extended to Mr. and
Mrs,‘ Howe, -

very pleasant evening was
brought to a close when Mrs. Eng-
lund -and- Mra,” McCreight served
refreshments,

Fire Chief Reports
Through Romaine
‘Attendance’ at a recent fire

ter was reported on to Kin-
naird council Monday night by fire
chief Rene -Archambault through
fire commissioner Pat Romaine,

The. written report, read by
Mr. Romaine, . disclosed that the
federal income tax department is
being asked to study.a resolution
asking about the possibility of a
$300 income tax deduction for vo-

..{ Rev. Dulong said they were always

.)people of ‘the West Kootenays.’;

shiets college held at New West. |"

that: he would like nothing better. Joe’ Fodor for the weekend,

than to go.on a ‘deer, hunt... ere was a piece of country
Since he had worked for a good |on ‘the boundary, of! game districts

eight hours on-my card racks with | 8 and 10.that I had wanted to cov-

no:complaints, and‘ as Derryll, my | er. for quite’ awhile ; so we’ had

oldest son and hunting partner, and | breakfast at 5.30 and were on the |?

Thad planned 2 hunt for Sunday, | road «for . this Partleular spot by,

: We asked Baden to! come along. 1615’ am,

Donald Bros.

“Earthmoving | Contractors
Ltd.

BASEMENT ‘DIGGING, i ‘DITCH.

‘Jack White's Field & Stream

Derryll had:his old tried ana|_

ING, * | BACKFILLING,’ LAND: ::
SCAFING, }) CEMENT’: GRAVEL *
Phone 365-5466’ Castlegar”

“Phone. 889-7474 Thrums CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT

year
number of instructors doubled with
the. building also’ doubled ‘to take
in what .was:once a Chinese Jaun-

‘In 1953, noted Rev. Dulong,
the college moved to the Fairview
district ‘of Nelson and in-19384 the
first < classrom | building was con-

_ PROJECTS SOCIETY

_ OFFICIAL: NOTICE OF
ANNUAL’ GENERAL: MEETING

BEACON’ MOTORS: Ete.
“Petitian|—" Buick —  Vauxhol
701. Baker Bt.’ Nelson’

at

structed, There is now a tw

ey. women 7 Sormaltory cu. the camp-

Arena. Hall.

a new
hullding was completed last year.
~ Expressing “appreciation ° to
persons who'have given-to Notre
Dame's -. various -; building; ‘funds,

Thursday, Nov., Sth at 8: 00 F p.m.
_ BUSINES

Election . of Officers’:

welcome to visit the college and re-
marked. that’ “Notra: Dame has
been built -by the people of the
‘West. Kootenays and belongs to the

PLUMBING
3 and $
HEATING
- @.
Air Conditioning |

Annual: “Reports Etc.

‘Building Supplies
OGLOW. BROS.
 Banaicie & Supply Co, Ltd.

Castlegar

Phone 365-2851:

— i cc IK
NOT: 1 CE :

Chamber Members
To Tour Sawmill

Castlegar ° Chamber of ‘Com-
merce members’ and their wives
are’ to: tour Celgar’s sawmill next
Wesnesday, starting at 7 p.m., Ered
head of the C

partments similar.
naird’s requested samp!

Kinnaird.

a paper on.

lousiet and industry committee | ane
nounced yesterday.

--CARD.OF:THANKS .

We wish to: convey our heart-
felt thanks to aoe and nelghbors
kind au

ce 1s our

1982, in ‘the coftlee 0
Ga, B.C. the Lice
'20,000, cube feet: of.
pleces: Fence!
Bleces Shake Blanks

| tenay District
ie
=

—

as one bid,

coined from © the | Dit
Nelgon,-B.C.; or. jhe
Castlegar,’ B.C.

NGO

LEGAL.

| AUCTION, OF TIM
‘Kea734

‘There will be offered for sale at
public auction, at 10.80 A.M.
TIME) on’ FRIDAY, NOVEMBE!

feet of Cedar Poles and Piling.on an
area situated Kilpecker Creek, Koo-

‘Two (2) years will be allowed for
removal ‘of timber, 5
to attend the auction in person may
submit a sealed. tender,- to be opened
at the hour of suction and treated

Further, particulars ‘may be. ob-

IBER SALE

ee
R. 23rd,

f the CASTLE-
to cut

Cedar Sawlogs,
Paling, 100,000
and 3,200 lineal

“who |is unable

istrict’ Forester
Forest Ranger,

for
ing our recent ereavement in the
loss of our father, Rudolphe Zebtere
of Wamota, Sask, — Ed and. ee,

at the college,

anda paper and a film

Hyde and’ Family

Jot electrical, fires.

ing accurate records. was discussed
and several’ fire. chiefs with’ de-
in size to Kin-

various sheets and forms used

Dr. W. L. Endale, anaethesist
at St. Paul's Hospital, Vancouver,

tion”. and demonstrated. the: pro-
cedure for external heart, massage
and showed ‘films on. the subject

A: paper’ dealing with ‘thé! in-
vestigation of fires for the. pos-
sibility of arson and the detecting
lur-| of the causes of fire was presented

sented ‘showing the many causes

lunteer firemen. - Pumps & Water Conditioning
Ge rote eS ing Pool Equipment
convention, the importance of f keep.

les of the

“resuscita-

were pre-

AY Now
SUNDAY. Nov. 4

3:00

PENTECOSTAL Taeeace?

CASTLEGAR:

p.m,

ST. RITA’S: HALL
FRONT ST.

purchase of Licence

Species on ar area
Rosa eek Kootena;

Forest Act, which g!
sale applicant. certal:
ther particulars:

‘OF TANDS,
AND WATER RESOURCES

‘TIMBER X88807
Sealed . tenders wilt, be received
by. the: District ‘Forester at Nelson,
B.C,, not later than 10.
Sth day of November, 1962, for

.X88807,
98,000 cubic feet of Fir, Larch, Other.

o (2) years will, be allowed tor
removal of timber,
As this area is within the Salmo

a

Sistons ‘of. section ».17: (1a) of / the:

ul
tained from the District Forester, Nel-
.C, or the Forest; Ranger,

a.m.on tne
Lh to cut

situated” Santa
ay.’ District.

ives the timber
In privlienee.
ry: be gb-

» Cas-

TORESDIENTS OF:
BLUEBERRY GREEK ‘ROBSON .-
KINNAIRD = *—S«séPASS, GREEK
GASTLEGAR = sTHRUMS
SYRINGA CREEK BRILLIANT =

Power will be off Friday, November 2nd, ° 1962

from. 2:30: p.m. to approximately © 3:00. p.m. fo...
permit. crews, fo. do pr y_ work for install 5
tion. of -additi pacity j at. the Castle

Station. + oe

‘Sub-:.

WEST KOOTENAY. POWER ‘AND LigHT.
COMPANY, LIMITED.

ALL WELCOME °: ;
Sponsored. By: Pastors -of (5° local urches

WE: CARRY A GOOD
STOCK OF SUPPLIES .

WINTER

* Built:to your

- Specifications
"Reasonable! ‘Rates.

Maybe it’s time you got an

‘ N If your present famace is ietting you

* bill-after: the other, it's time: for a
*y Esso Oil furnace, the most reliable and

‘oil furnace

“down repeatedly and you get one repal

economical flirnace anywhere.
We'll bo glad to talk it-over with you,

You'll be surprised how easy it is to...
owna new Esso’ furnace, the down-. °

payment. is. unbelievably fow and you

‘have many: years.to pay the balance,
di

ANNUAL -sbxoo. DISTRICT. MEETINGS

‘will be held ’

CASTLEGAR
SINING ROOM

SPECIALYZING IN’ HOME
COOKED MEALS
The ideal place to eat
regularly or for an evening out.
Open Weekdays 6 am, - 8 pm.
5-7 pm,

> at the following + places: -
TARRYS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5° ~
ROBSON,: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER :6
. BLUEBERRY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7°
“ GIBSON-CREEK, THURSDAY, NOV...8’ oa
RENATA - DEER PARK, FRIDAY, NOV. 9°

“All meetings at 7:30. /pams

Stndays ‘9-11 am.

LLS. Lid.

Rowing = Barges ,
anywhere ‘on the Arrow.

crore 365.5500 -

«Arrow Lakes: Ferry
Sorvica

ROBSON TO. EDGEWOOD .

eu

a TONIGHT: & FRI.
EE
bitter-sweet love: -
attic of F, Scott Fitrgerald :

true 32 special while Baden packed
a semi-automatic 280 and me with
old trusty, my 30-06. >

Spirits were high‘ and’ when
daylight broke we were’ in the nei-
ghborhood of Sheep Lake and be-
fore ‘sunup we had reached our ob-

dectives or at leant the jumping otf x

We parked the old red station

wagon and'headed in for the area |‘
we were going to hunt, The sight],

in mind was an old burn, with quite

a few’ gullies and:some nice’ draws

and a ‘rising slope which was fairly
open,

Derryll took the first draw and |:

was ‘to. work: arountl the / outside

A} edge of the basin and gradually up,

Baden. took the contre and: was to
work slowly up the other side while
L-went around behind and climbed
up: and came: over the. top‘ so. that
anything stirring in the area would]
be more or less. between the; three

of us, © 5);
ther was beautiful and

hop The
5 warm, with, the sun rising: above

the autumn ‘haze on the hills, with
those beautiful fall shades ‘of syel=

low red and green. As I came over |"!

the ‘knoll: from the .‘ back, :made
me forget about that climly which | 82!
I: had: figured was’ going: to take

three quarters of an hour but took
almost: twice -that ‘Iong.

Sign of. deer on top was plent.| ©
iful and ‘of very-recent-origin- and
the size’ of: some: of. those : tracks
made my hopes rise for a record
size ‘rack, ‘

I pushed a two"polat, ‘Kk and
two docs in front of me over. the
top and down toward: Derryli who
was. below and ‘to my Teft about.
800 yards.

They. passed within “about! 200
yards of him and he opened up with
his 82 special, but. the range was
too great. They’ turned ‘and went

» [| out.over the other side.

/ he three shots he fired start-
ed a four-point buck and a doe be-
low and to my. right. They passed
within 50 yards of Baden’ who did-

n't see:them as they kept’a gully

| of willows, buck brush and maples

between them ‘and him.

:Derryll could, see.:‘them from

| below on the other.side and I had a

good view of.them above and at

about 200-yards when sthey, turned.
into the brush.

In thé: meantime: Baden “held

his: spot, on. his side of. the’ draw
and. I moved to the top of it while
Derryll came, up, from, below and
‘the . other ‘side,
..We -had ‘a, perfect. set up. for
a\ three, man drive and_as, I came
down the centre J headed Tight in|
to the \two of. them.:

The doe spooked. firet and went! 2

bouncing out: and-up, I:was|in the
middle‘ ofa }small s slide; and | I
Baden. and ‘ Derryll':opened up.

Derryll connected: with a shot'from 16¢

below and ‘ranging up: high’on' the
flank, she’ flinchi
bouncing.

2). By. this time "I. was off the
shale slide‘and:had-time to get:a

she hit the top above me..It'was a
clean: hit. through: the’ spinal ‘cord
and: : Derryll’s = deer’ came’ rolling

shot off at ‘about: 85 yards just.as,

+ Einar: ‘Anderson; noted convert:
from’ ” Mormonism, ad
three: meetings’ in Castlegar this
weekend, Mr. Anderson; an author-
itative! speaker,: who‘ has done) ex

tensive onary. work, in: Utah
and ;written several phamplets, and

publications, was born-in Utah ‘to

: Mr, Anderson's visit-to Caatle-
sored’

Pre: A
Baptist pred it Grace Gospel
(United?

'for afew days,’ Mrs. Day will visit

numerous; articles’. for.’ Christian | He

a Mormon family ‘and was baptised | v
and taught in,the Mormon Church. |:

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 1,. 1962.

“Kinnaird Socials

Katifman; Ph. 305°5488 ‘Washington State. University, he
Myisitors who ‘arrived | at the | was presented ‘with ‘a certificate
home of Mr,: and Mrs, Ralph True of merit in the ‘breeding - of outs
last’ Friday.’ were ‘their dairy.cattle:) .

Mrs,. Barry-;Rise, and Mrs,’ 'True’s Farm’ operations at the time
mother, : Mrs. N. E. Day, both of included the, singular distinction of
Vancouver. Bra-i Aine hh ‘ cattle,
her ‘father back to ‘the coast on

Sunday ‘where “Mr, ‘True ‘will visit rel aw aevicultural aes
JA week'ago ‘Tuesday, ur. Reil-
here for a few weeks, ; ly's:name was entered: in the book
Mr,‘ and‘ Mrs. Harry. Ungarian | of Who's Who, which is permanent-
have left for: their home in: Man- |1y on display at the e University of
ning, ’ Aiberta, “after spending. a Washington:

month on vacation here with their, bet ge rly: ¥
sont and Sanghter to lee: Mr. and
Mrs,\ John Ungarian. :

ore le :

enjoyable’ weekend fn: the Okana-

i waning, tes days wi Mr, gan. Tacluded was a visit, with 3 Ms,

has been Mr, Johnaon’s ‘sister, Miss ermal parents, si aM aa
‘has ‘spent:

: Mr. tnd iss R. J. Bermel and

the! Royal Canadian’ Navy. ‘having
t | arrived from’ Halifax. lat

and teva are-being held in'the
Pentecostal ‘Tabernacle on’ Friday

and’ Saturday ‘at'7.30 and on. Sun-,
day jattemioon at: 3 Bm

two more, ‘shots ito ‘hasten’ him
on his. wa;
cF-yelled at Derry to look at
ter his doe as, she was dead’ and
took: off in ‘hot’ pursuit of the, in-
jured’ buck. I. knew he was hard

miles and H hate. to lose one ‘that
has been hi

‘When i ‘came. over the knolt he
‘was out of sight and I-could, hear
Baden’ scrambling across the shale
slide above ‘and behind me. Ahead

down and over: to .it.

spooked him out ‘the far side where
Thad a clean: shot at him bouncing |:
along at about: 75.yards and folded
him with a heart shot for two’ as-
sists i, about 15, minutes, -*:
‘When’ got to the ‘shot where
Baden’s Buck was I looked down
to. find’ that. in, the’mad)scramble
both my shoes had come undone
and. would haye come right off if
it-hhdn’t been for. my ‘curling toes.}
Didn't ‘know. I:could run ‘that fast.

the two “out -to! the: road.: Derryll

brought: the wagon. down and swe
headed | fo ‘home atter: t loading |
same.

© We-skinned ithem. out, wiped’
them’ down ‘and: halved ‘them 'to
hang and cool out,:If the -weather
holds we'll let ‘them: hang for 10
days. then “get < them cut,: wrapped
and} frozen and’ Baden can Pick: up.
his’ game on his next trip through

from the‘ const ay
>. In th he has a nice

down right past fae to stop: agai
‘some willows. 3

« I headed for ‘her. to make. sure
it” ‘was a,clean kill’ and spooked. the
buck out; past ‘Baden.',For a -lad

a Btrange ‘rifle, though’ he knew it
had been. sighted in. I: was really

high but scored a hit — he plowed
a. furrow through! one antler. that
almost took, two points off: it. :
“second : shot ,was‘low : but
‘a-running buck: through brush at
approximately ‘100. yards'is not the

‘| easiest ‘ target'‘and: his: third: shot

took: him : through ‘the fleshy- part
of the left hind.leg and Plereed, the
‘abdominal. wall.

. Ticame flying out: ‘ot the’ wil:
lows, just, in time to’ see him ‘limp.
over ‘the knoll while. Baden threw

who was on his first hunt and:with |:

proud of‘ him. His first shot'was|

that he -was. out and
S his; first: deer hunt
‘ishing on’ the Arrow, y Bakes
‘over: the past ;' week
slow according to'all: eee ?
Aubrey. Leverage and his hunt
ing: partner: scored :with two. deer
this weekend in. the /Grand/Forks
.area.-That’s two weekends in a row
that ‘they have. connected; a: “pretty
hard average to beat 3

Mr: Letkemt
scored on’ a fine f five: «point Bull

quite: a few. ‘of the :boys' are. over
‘count

ing for.
Weal wish’ you luck, fellows.’ :*

hit but: those Boys can ‘travel for |:

was another small draw so I (out ‘

‘Luck was with’‘me again and I|-

+ By-1L. o'clock, we had. dragged |.

little rack. and some slides, he can |,
take back and: prove:to his friends |

at the home oft elr son:

daughter, ' Mr. and ;Mrs. Pat ial

were guests; iat a. rece!

the’! Dairymen ’ Breeders . Associa-
‘tion ‘for the State of. ‘Washington
Which took place at, Mount. Vernon.
On the occasion, Mr.'Reilly. was
ioe as at outstanding Gairy
man of the.state. @ secon

recognition. ‘accorded:-him ‘in ‘this gaane i ees
eadeavour when at hie alma mater, lumbla Cellulose has been announc-
‘ed: by Paul. ‘M. Marshall, president
“ }of:the company.

Mr. Greer. Will ‘be. engaged in
corporate sécretarial and legal mat-
ters, pertaining .particularly “to

na

— To: im asc ‘Mrs, ||
Bruce ‘G. Adame of Slocan City,
Oct... +28, @:8OM: cf
.WKINS — To Mr.) and Mrs.
Ronald Hawkins ‘of Kinnaird, Oct,
28, :a daughter. -:;

CHEVELDAVE <~ ‘To ‘Mr: and | ¢
Mrs, John Ch of
Oct. 3 BON 22 bot

BLYDO '— ‘To ‘Mr. and Mis,

John Blydo of. Kinnaird, Oct; 31, a
Son, ee

of; British Columbia where ‘he re-
ceived. his BA and LLB degrees,
Mr, Greer completed his yearly

credit and real

family ‘returned Sunday’ from’ an |"

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James, Fanta is-home. from reas

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fifteen: more ‘that I knew of head-'|:
there this coming weekend

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