SLOCAN RAFTING .-. . The Slocan River features everything roi waters
“ smooth and glassy to exciting rapids; there are opportunities for both white
water rafting and canoeing.

July Home

- Fashion Sale
starts July 2

” Watch for our flyer
coming soon in this newspaper.

’ Values and Savings designed to:
e your home look its very best!

STORE HOURS
Monday to Saturday. a.m, to 6:00 p.m.
Thursday & Friday 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.

Hudsons Bay Company

Cedar Ave., Trail, B.C.

pas

ere’s. year round open:

“water boating and fishin;
on’ beautiful’ ‘Kootenay

Lake, deep in the heart of *.

vo. Ninety miles long, Koot-
enay. Lake: offers specta-
cular scenery, family boat-
‘ing and’ excellent. fishing.
-“And fishing is'what‘it's all -
-about, whether trolling,
Jigging: or. fly. casting is
- your style. Five: major.
species of sports fish at-
tract anglers from all over

North America.’ Try. your

luck ‘on. these : favorites;

“Rocky Mountain - White-

fish, Kokanee, Kamloops

> Rainbow. Trout, Dolly Var-

den: and‘ an (occasional

.; Sturgeon.

Kokanee Salmon

» From May through‘July, ©

Se ‘over an open fire.:

‘They are excellent canned

any small lure, but. they
can be caught most reliably

on Kokanee Killers’ and °

‘Wedding. Rings.

. Dolly Vardea Trout
Deep ‘fishing ‘the main

‘lake Produces , the. mouth .

“watering Dolly . Varden
that can occasionally’ hit
the scales’ at over 20
pounds, though five to six

pounders: are the usual.

catch. They are ‘trolled
deep and® generally ‘res-
pond to.spoons or plugs.

Dollies‘are somewhat more.

numerous’ ‘in. the fall’ but
they ‘are caught with reli-

. ability, throughout the.

‘the Kokanee, a land-locked) °°.

- Yelative’ . of" the:.. coastal -

_ Sockeye Salmon, the
principal and most popular
catch: These beautiful red-
fleshed fish are keen little
fighters that make a de-
licious meal, cooked fresh-

PUTTING +..The 18-hole Castle;

noon of golf

amloops
“Rainbow! These ‘challeng-
ing ‘fish grow toa mighty
“size. ‘The lake record is a
whopping. 354° pounds,
and recent- big. ones have

weighed-in between 2 and ‘
* 82 pounds.
or smoked; Go for them on: “

These king-sized trout

‘are. truly a .sportsman’s

‘fish, putting up more ‘fight
per pound,than :
fish in the lake.,

A. number. of lures ap

peal to the moxie Rainbow,

“with bright or silver. col-
ored’ plugs proving the’

most successful. October
through May. are the most

any other: a

reliable months for trophy - ” ~

trout catches, with 'Oc-
tober, November, April

‘arid May ‘standout months

in recent’ y
- Twenty Pounder Club

For. the trophy ' fisher- -
» man who pulls in a big one, »
we have the club for you!

Land.any Rainbow over
the ‘magic mark of. 20

ber ofthe Jones Boys
Marine “20 Pounder Club.”
There were 72 eligible en-
tries in our charter season

. 1978. Join the fun and fish-

ing excitement ‘at the
Jones Boys and become a
trophy fisherman. °- '

gar golf club is considera one of the best in

the Kootenays. A visit to the dining lounge, is the perfect woy to’end an after-

“pounds and become a mem- ., -

members ofa religious sect
kni wn as the Doukhobors.
They brought with them to

* Canada‘a, fierce belief that
‘each ‘man mitt obey his

conscience even if it con-

/flicts ‘with the law, and a

strong ‘commitment to a

communal ‘way, of life.

“Ten years later, the
Doukhobors ‘were on the

move ‘again, this, time ‘to.
- British °* Columbia. Some

6,000 of them moved to the
Kootenay: -Boundary ‘area,

bringing with them ‘their:

communal ‘way of life.
‘All around Castlegar and
Grand Forks, their villages
sprang up as they worked
together to create a tradi.
tional: Doukhobor ‘society.
: But times changed and

. Doukhobor society changed '

with them. Half'a century
later, there were almost no
communal walanes left, and

Hot

1217 -

*: Two Days/On Night,
Gatewa:

it, seemed a way. of life had
vanished forever.

Then teachers at Selkirk
College in Castlegar and lo-
cal residents formed ‘the

‘ Kootenay Doukhobor His-
toric Society in an attempt
to preserve something of
that way of life.

Their main project was
the gathering of Doukho-
bor artifacts and the build-
ing of a museum that
would show what a Douk-
hobor communal village

‘had looked like. :

The village, all but com-
pleted, stands now at Oot-
ischenia, just east of Cast-
gar. It contains a two-
storey communal home and
two long, low ‘buildings
that house bedrooms ‘and
‘workshops.’

‘The. Doukhobors ‘made
almost everything’ they
used in their daily life:

“they carded wool, spun
flax, carved spoons and

other utensils, and made_

their own shoes,’
The workshops contain

displays of the methods of *

doing.all these things and

RENO — FALL ’83

many o hers. Beyon
workshops, historical soci-
ety members. have, Planted.
fields and :.collected’’
farm machinery.

One display: at com-
munal home — which once
would haye,been used as a:
meeting place for the resi.
dents of the. village and as

MAJOR AT iN:
a‘home for the older-chil- '$. 0 major. attraction for visitars to’ conte
dren — is of artifacts’ gath- bork held regular!

ered up from a number of. fa
places in the Kootenay-
Boundary area.

There's a spinning wheel
made in’ the. Ukraine’ in.

bread oven with room for
12 loaves of bread; Russian.

Bibles; © clothes © brought,

from Russia and the. sim-
pler. clothes fiat replaced.

dred other items that help -
explain:the way of life ‘of
the Doukhobors, :
Doukhobor. tour. guides,
are on hand to explain the
complexities of Doukhobor - |
life to all those who are in-
terested.‘ a ik

WILLIE NELSON — JULY 16
vests OD

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SCOTTISH FESTIVAL — = JULY 30

“Three Days/T ‘wo Nights,

~ ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK

ne ‘Day: Ticket,

‘Dinner, Transportation ........
‘Two Days, Ticket, Accommodation,
Dinner and Transportation

11S.

FIRST DEPARTURE SEPTEMBER 3
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CALIFORNIA & NEVADA — OCT. 16

16 DAY TOUR. EARLY BOOKER'S DISCOUNT
IF BOOKED BY JULY 15°

Pick-up in Castlegar, Trail and Nelson

Prices arein Conedlan funds per person sharing occom@odation

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PHONE:

HENNE TRAVEL.

1410 Bay Ave., Trail

WEST'S TRAVEL

968-5595

3rd St., Castlegar 365- 7782

CASTLEGAR NEWS, June 26,1983
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: The Kootenay Doukhobor Historical Vi lage fabove)

during the summe:

i. Weaving and spinning displays
t beside the village, is ne Doukhe-

or Restaurant’ Yestows featuring ‘au fngane Boukhobar. cuisine, Ty their

fam: hocolate cream pies.’

On beautiful

Kootenay Lake
“42. miles North

of Nelson,:B.C.

_ and a Full Line of Malibo

FULL SERVICE MARINA
Boat and Motor Rental — Launching — Dock.
‘space — Fuel — Fishing Tackle — Complete
Marina: Outboard service and repairs —
: Seven Days a Week.

Fria idly staff and magnificent surroundings ‘

wilf'make your visit with the Jones Boys an
unforgettable experience.

Jones Boys Marine
«Open 7 Days a Week till dark
Box 700, Keslo 353-7777 or 2341

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