CLASS VALEDICTORIAN Cathy Ambros-

simoff, left, talks with Mrs.

centre, and Mrs. Bob Patrick,
at a class tea held May 31 for girls of

SHSS graduating class. Mrs.
of the principal and Mrs.

of the vice-principal, hold the tea annually
for the graduating girls. The tea was held

John Holden,

NEWS ABOUT...
MINOR BASEBALL

in Castlegar-Robson
and Kinnaird

Five games were played last
week. Friday’s game was rained
out, but a previously rained-out
game was played on Saturday.

@ | Scores were as follows:

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Logelin.
In the picture at right, ‘Margaret Moran,

May 29, Braves 14, Mounties
6; May 30, Yankees 11, Dodgers
11; Ma: Giants
11; June 1, Mounties 15, Yank-
ees 6; June 2, Dodgers va Giants
was rained out'and June 3, Dodg-
ers 10, Mounties 6.

presid Liz

Elaine R

ff. “Cathy Ambrossimoff raed

Holden, wife
Patrick, wife

Donna Markin are served tea by Mrs. John g
Moran, seated left, and Mrs. Ernie Mills,
seated at right. — Castlegar News Photo

of June 3

P Pts,
a 13

10

10

De 9
Mounties 10

FIELD & STREAM

By Jack White

Bear Hunting Good in this District

Fishing is on
the decline with
the approaching
high water, but
a few of the boys
are still pound-
ing the waves
and bringing in a
few, v pealltes, foo

was fishing up’ Broadwater Bay
way and brought home four dol-
lies averaging tae Pounds each,

some real kokanee and dolly fish-
ing on the Arrows.

Bear hunters have been
fairly successful in this district
so far. Howard Paish, our exec-
utive director of the’ B.C, Wild-
life Federation, stopped over for
a day and picked up a beautiful

blac! no rub marks at all,
and last eriday aa bate Bill Smith

water starts to recede look for7

rwhere Dave Bird is now operat-
ing a small horse ranch and is
thinking of going into the trail
riding business, What a beauti-
ful tranquil spot, off the beaten
track, and nice and quiet with
some 25 horses on it. To me the.
place is like a small piece of
Utopia, where (8 person can get

away from and en-

called from

th a 12|b

. ‘The rainbow
gave Ron a real'scrap and a big
rise when he found a treble

angler who
it. t was one that ae got
av

B Kokanee fishing is
wee bit slow but when 5 on high

FRUIT
GROWERS
MUTUAL

For Complete

MIKE SHISKIN ©
269 Columbia Ave.
(Castlegar

Phone. 365-6665
(Home 365-6704)

out. to give him a hand sl

it and must say that if one had
a truck with a swinging boo!
like Bill i has, skinning any animal
would be a p'

While ‘out at ‘Smith's I had

the pleasure of meeting Dr. Mor-

fe ler; our new ‘veterinarian,

joy real scenic beauty with the
Arrow Lakes in the background
for swimming later on:

While we were there sever-
al young people who have their
horses pastured at Dave's came,
worked their horses out and
left, and Dave was busy seeing,
that all the small fry had a ride:
on a real horse.

‘I took a stroll up into the| wi

who is m: . i
at Smith’s ‘Kennels'on a‘perman-
ent basis. I was doubly pleased
to hear of his arrival, not only
for the sake of all th

animals'in the

I've always done what Ne could
for them ‘but an amateur, no
mater how much experience he

average of 20 animals ‘a’

and I'm not complaining ‘at be-
ing: able ‘to help’ people, and
particularly their pets, but “I
for one feel’ a lot better to
know that we havea fully quali-
fied and competent man in our
area who can care for our pets
and livestock in the manner they
should ‘be cared for.

Last Sunday we had the
pleasure of visiting the old Casey

| Phelps Ranch above Deer Park

Hi-Lite Restaurant
“SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE FOOD”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily
Open.6 a.m. ‘to 1.a.m. Fridays and Saturdays
. Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

‘PARDMAN’ S-
Roy Frost Free

_ REFRIGERATORS

@ 15 Cp. Ft. — 115-b. Freezer Section
~ @ Porcelain .Liner, Crispers and Meat Keeper.
e oo evans Goths Comment nl Coe.

.ed.S Years on the:
‘Warranty 10‘Years.

e “Available in in Mihite,. -Coppertone or Avacado. Left

e Sona hap ae pees
@ Check and Compare Features and Price, Then
Buy Boy.

*Mateching 30” Range Packed Full of Features.
° Also’ Available at Low, Low Price.

@ ‘WIN 2:Free Trip for Two, All Expenses Paid, to

upper and was not at

remind all and sundry that if
you oo. come across a young fawn
ou think is lost or desert-
ed, don't handle it, just leave
it wherever ‘you :find The
doe is mot too far away ed will
be. .back..to pick up her young.
Actually ‘it :is ille for anyone
to pick up or harbor young deer
so please leave them alone. And
if. you do think they are an ae
i és Pete;Ewart, 01
servation officer, he will Took a aft.
er
Next Tuesday night the rifle,
trap and pistol shooters will be
meeting on their

Doclor Suggests
Chlorine Bleach.
Against Pollution

The most convenient method
of disinfecting water that may
have been contaminated, in case
of a flood is a solution of chlo-
rine bleach, Dr. Nick Schmitt
said this week,

Dr. Schmitt, West Kootenay
medical health officer, said that
any of the brand name bleach-

are suitable for cleansing of wa-
of being

es — Javex, Perfex or others —| 8

Five games were played in
the sand lot league, Scores were
as follows: q

Bears 15, Orioles

May 29,
12;, May 30, Cubs 4, Pirates 3;
May $1, Bears 17, Angols' 15;
June 1, Pirates a 10, Orioles 4 and
June 4, Cubs 2, Is 1.
Standings as of June 4

L Pts.
1414
10

8

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

4
4
‘Kamloops Residents
Favor poole

of Ki

North eaents voted ore a nd
favor of becoming a single com-
muni

CLOTHING

ALTERATIONS

AND REPAIR SERVICE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN

By master Tailor Joe Fogolin
Expert seamstress Maria Fogolin

In ‘voting last Saturday, pal.
dots registered a.1,839 to 453
total in favor of amalgamation
of the two. North Kamloops vot-
ing ’resulted‘in 1,588 - 355 ap-
proval. - Each: community had
about 50 per cent of the eligible
voters come to the 5

nated

a 74.72 per rc cant Spproval ‘in in
ee AGENTS: FOR GEM CLEANERS

Schmitt that
blest ‘should be added to the

1,000 gallons’ or one
quart for 16,000 gallons.

Dr.. Schmitt Splained that,
after 15 minutes, rater tr sreatee

the correct
bleach should have a ligt ioe
of chlorine. ‘Thirty minutes af-
ter treatment, he went on, all
taste of chlorine should have

disappeared.

Information on treatment of
wells may be-obtained from any
branch of (fhe West Kootenay
Health Unit

BLUEBERRY SOCIALS

Mr, and Mrs, W. G. Horvath | 2
and daughter Sheila, were at the
coast over the’ weekend ' visiting

friends. “While. there,

tended the. era tion, exercises
t UBC, where ‘their ‘son: Leon-
ard, received his Bachelor of

ranges, all those ‘interested B
sure to turn out at 6.30 sharp.
Next Thursday ian at 7.30
is the last meeting of the Castle-
gar Wildlife Association in the
Legion Hall before the summer
recess. Barry
good film on tap: See you there.
Incidentally, if you like
Ling fishing, they're: running
good up at Balfour, so get your
jigging gear and get thee gone.
Wally Reid, Marve Wood, Don
and Hugh’
just to name a few, have done
very well on them,
Many of the mountain lakes
are now accessible and ‘from all
reports the success on
been from fair to good, and they.
should get better for’ the next
six weeks at least.

There ‘were rumors of the
bear season being extended
from the 15th to the end of this

tion. Perhaps bi
will have some’

next nce Freak we

CLASSIFIED:
Realljunre

Fletcher has some]:

month, but so i no confirma-| the

;| Fish Examination
Continues to Find
Effect-of Flooding

There's '' -something
spout U Don Sinolair’s job.

Mr. Sinclair, ‘regional biolo-

gist for ‘the fish and game branch
is ually <1 engaged in ‘examing
»| the remains of fish take: en, from
the Arrow Lake,
Beginning study this
spring, the biologist examined
the chemical and physical prop-
erties of the lake and its fish
inventory.

Stomach saniples taken from
fish before flooding of Arrow
Dam and other studies have ad-
ded to the overall:-body of know-
ledge apout fish in the Jakes and

Similar studies, continued
after flooding, will determine
1] the effect on fish of the flood-

Also under scrutiny is Koo-

i| tenay Lake, and the effect upon

!} it from Duncan Dam.*

Central Polnts ‘in in the study
ris shop and

a Nakusp spo:
: |e Arrow Boat Ch Club on the Ar-

AG

Ss

they ® at-|!

Science in Honors Mathematics. re
3 were celebrating their

ty
take over gov . f
:| Uary, “1088, when Cainayor and
>| eight ‘council members will be
elected.

MEN’S WEAR

air Frozen. |
,  Boysenberry or Blueberry.
, Gok 24 oz. each .

to Banff and Radium Hot Springs

for the we
the district over
the weekend was .Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hawkins and. family of
or a Mrs. R, B.

eo a Heagy
ere guests ‘of their
ana fe meee law, Mean.
Dire Mustey : Heagy of Cran-

COLE OF
CALIFORNIA
2 piece in gay colors
of cotton and stretch, sizes 30 - 28
Priced at $9.95 to $19.95

Mrs. Vida : Markle, * accom-
panied by Miss Marion Keats,
Spent the weekend at Vernon

iting Mrs. Markle’s parents,
and Mrs. D. Howrie who

One Piece Bathers
in double knit stretch lined cotton
sizes 12 - 20 and 38 - 46
$9.95 to $19.95

wedding anni

Did you know? = Iron on
mending ‘tape beside’ dress zip-
pers ‘will: prevent frayed edges
from getting caugni

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Butter == alee
48 fl.oz. tin

same a atiermilk
- or Buckwheat.

3% Ib. bag

Rangeet Brand.
Beef, ‘Chicken
or Turkey.
11 oz. each

re Sn nPe . Scotch Treat Frozen.

Choice Quality.
2 Ib. package
Bel-air Fro:

Safeway Brand. *

Elegantia.

- Bronze or.
Tropical Tan.
Sizes. 9:to ee S

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You're smart to buy French 45.

AB

or Hanbun ee ‘Buns. i

Maid. 64 02. - Plastic
LIQUID DETERGENT. ee
Sunlight. 32 oz: plastic .. 83¢

TOOTHPASTE ‘ fae Puffs Busy: Baker.

Packag: of 48
_ Prune Flume Town House. ’

59c

Colgate’s. Be
Family. 10¢ OFB, <..:.....+--:ss0

Are proud toa announce that they: lee boon
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Come in to see our display of
RANGES — REFRIGERATORS — FREEZERS
WASHERS — DRYERS AND AIR CONDITIONERS

Shop in the cool of the evening - — We're open.
every night until 9 Bm. for. your ‘convenience

Also Now In Stock.
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THIS WEEK — HALLICRAFTERS CB- 20,
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Belair Frozen Reg.

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Good Old Fashioned Pot Roast.
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 8, 1967,

Snow Star

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Vanilla, Strawberry:
‘Chocolate or Neapolitan. .

b> bi

Lucerne Bonus Quality

For cooking or on a :

* fruit salad.

32 oz. carton

Plain Yogurt

This Week's Health and Beauty Aid

Deodorant

Right Guard. ; :
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Regular 89¢ vane. :

3 oz.

Taste Tells Choice Quality
“vse Green Peas yr Cream Corn :
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she Spaghett * Kidney Beans

For tasty’ :
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14 fl. oz, tins.
Your‘ Choice

Potatoes

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10...49¢

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Bunch Beets

» Local. ‘Tender

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26 - 49¢

Cooking Onions 52 ibs. 39C
~ Tomatoe $s

Local.
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Vine-ripened. .
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