shotgun, A-1 conditlon, $45. Ph. 3
| 8267.

For Tntormation apply 412 ‘ys Ph.

‘ Grd Ave. Castlegar.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 5, 1963

FOR SALE FOR SALE

erfousghota furniture, Ph. S65-
KINNAIRD J.0TS IN| NEW
SUBDIVISION °

Sa ‘TV set, new encyclopedia,

electric sowing machine,  Brownle A

ply Mra, BP. Kurylut
flash camera with carrying case,
Ph. ‘5043. Ph, 365-3282 or 865-8981 2

iosi"Studebaker, 4 door, 4 now

tires, Tecent overhaul, good condi-
tion. Must sell in 2 weeks, $500. Ph,
365-5032 after 4 p.m

Fleetwood portable stereo hi-fi,
ids Ambassador trumpet, Ph.’ 365-

“Attractive home bulldi ies
in_Casi tiewar, Ph, 305-8200, aoe mo

HOMES FOR SALE

8 bedroom house. Bullt-ins,
full a aituated on corner tot
Used appliances, tridges, dryers nat fy Robson: Priced: fore qulek,
and washers, Apply’ Boundary Elec. | #ale. Ph. 305-5082 or contact D. Stans
tue: cl 333
ists ft. Fibresiass boat, electric
start. motor, 40 HP and tratler. Ph.
365-5757, ase}!
30" gas range, Inglis; unfinished
room divider, Ph, 365-832 :

Gas washer, cheap, Ph, 365-5097.
Girl's bicycle, Ph. 865-5289,

‘S-bedroom house on view

bedroom house souls: enrnge,
om | VOTY ponsonable: 190-4th hod
‘adlo. | nolrd. 365-4004.

sender SP ALT

I Stevens S11 double-barreled
6S-

Blueberry Creek Estate on

8.
low. Castleaird Plaza,

Deluxe model 4-burner Kenmore
gas range, used 2 years, half price,
Ph, 365-5063,

per month at 6 percent interest. Com-
fort and freedom doesn't come eas-
jer than this,

‘House ‘Trailer, 10°.
turniened: Now $4: core eofattion
Ph, screcanicod ‘445-1

4_whecled traier with 6 <7 18°

Hobson Townsite — Voto Yea on
this beautiful. older home with 4
Bdrms, perimeter porches, shaded
grounds, full bsmt, fireplace and mo-

Nat deck —- Partial Brake System |dern heating. Property enjoys an in-

$160 Ph. 365-5190 after 6 p.m, $34|come rental from a cottage to the

“GS Meteor, PH. S6SS156, 837 | Tear. Conventent to all community

Se Pe Ser eiss_SS4 | activities, Make us an offer with
Coal and wood furnace, good your best down payment

condition, What offers? Ph. 365-8125.

Martini Estate Salo at 102 Colum-
bla_ Ave. Retire into this comfortabic
2 BR home on a’ gardener's:dream
lot, just two blocks from town. Bsmt
garage, grape arbor patio, smail
lawn, and good fencing, If you don't
depend on driving, walking fs a
pleasure from here. $4500 down and
$75 ‘per mo.

Quiet Neighborhood and Large
Play Yard This recently completed
3 Bdrm home on Sr@ Ave. In-Kinnalrd
hos a family. kitchen, hardwood
floors, spare bsmt roome with extra
tollet, large corport and a monster
emetable garden, Only $13,500 with

HEV 6 cylinder standard,
19,500, miles, Accept trade on cele
car, Ph. 365-5835,

Vv. W. stardust seat covers, wie
ter tire. roof carrier and trailer
hitch. Ronson hood and comb, hair
dryer. G. E, eleersic: kettle with va.
poriger = 334

a0] ae jot in Castlebar
subdivision. Ph. 385.5895, 334
Coleman oll floor furnace, large
tank and stand, Ph. $65-6941, 453-
En

ZT used wood and coal range, 2
beds with matrosses, pickling .cucum-
bers and tomatoes. Ph. 365-8302.
Real Est =

1S_ft, Mercury House Trailer, TMG EtOr hide alt AG’ Sea
equipped electric brake. Ph, 365-5288,
ers waiting for the particular home
of thelr dreams and desires. If you
are thinking to sell, call a specialist
in the business.

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Real Lprart jane Insurance

Res:
Seoaaen ‘365-3278
eall In to qur office or
Jontact JOHN HIPWELL, our. sales-
man, Ph, 305-3256

Ee

‘Central Cas-
tlevar, caroee ein ‘paserent, gas hent-
ed, furnlshed or. unfurnished, Ph.
‘365-5552 5 334

In Kinnaird two level lots 75 x
100; near school, Ph, Nelson ana See8.

Book Your Next Trip
Through —

Vipond for Travel
1560 Bay Ave., Trail
Dial ZENITH 6181
Where ONE Call
Does ALL

Television: Service

‘@ Repairs to all makes of TVs,
Badios, Phonographs,
@ Electrical Appliances.

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

“Years of experience Our,
guarantee of dependable seiiloer

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

LiiccccAcTATAcASmT

Kootenay Builders
— and Suppliers —

ALL SIZES OF GLASS
CANADA CEMENT — PLYWOOD
GLIDDEN PAINTS — HARDWARE

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Supervision at the Kiddies Park has been
discontinued for this season. THe wading pool has
been drained. Those parents who wish their child-
ren to use ‘the park facilities must supply their
own supervision: ‘

| on beautifully landscaped corner lot.

: Adulte only, Ph. 365-8092 or Bera7ar-

HOMES FOR SALE

2 bedroom home’ on lot 280" X
100’, garogo, summer cottage,’ tool
shed, varicty of fruit trees, landscap-
ed, gos heat, terms arranged, Apply
174-7th aye Kinnaird, Box 212 or
Ph, 365-311 34

TTS house on large. lot.
Can be seen any tima-at 127-4th Avo. |
Kinnaird, Ph, 365-5189, tin 24

BR home — ‘located within
walking distance of down town ahor
ping areas, schools and Churches,
Ful} price $0500.00 —'terms.

fae ‘now i ey ay BR — will
finish to buyera taste. Finished price
% — terms,
°

*
Delight{ul.8 BR home — located

Rumpus room in bagement. Owner
moving. Priced to soll $15,700.00 —
terma.

. * Py
very ‘attractive 2. BR home —
sra BR finished in basernont, Staak
ed on ‘well landscaped view lot.
Owner Moving. Priced to sell $11-
500.00 — terms,
. . Py

FOR RENT

1 — Two bedroom apartm
11 bearoom apartment furnished

YOUNG

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Insurance and Realtora

Castleatrd Plaza’ ‘| hone 865-4341
Resldence Phone 365-8117
If you are In the market for o

sult your taste and pocket book.

home see us first..We have one to|up to

‘This gay blade is one of 500 entries at this year’ International Plo:
be held near Belleville, Ont., Oct. 4 to:7.
Ontario ;representative in match. He gets. ready to take on the weight of. competitors
by holating plow blade to his froi will take

Grant Wells, 2:

Match to
2, of Stouffville, will be an

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HELP. WANTED

| = ATTENTION —
INC, re-

‘Robson

Socials

Ballding &, Supply Co. Ltd’
Castlegar
Phone | 365-3951

pCa tates
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DITCHING, EXOAVATING
PHONE 365-9041

COLUMBIA’ BAND. & GRAVEL |
{Oor. Maple & Sth, Castlegar

“Berthmoving Contractors

DITCH.

Phone 365-5464 Castlegar

quire ambitious’ man or woman with
car to take:over well established
route, Products ’guarantecd,
35 or'more per hour, Set up
Interview by. phoning collect Re MA

FOR RENT

1500 sa. ‘ft, of space available
at’ 121 Columbia Ave. Suitable for
y commercial business. Apply J. J.
Bloodoff,' Brilliant, 336
Furnished upstairs suite, new
condition, private, jentpance. ideat for
couple. 435 Cedar. 3865-81 336
‘2 bedroom Toasts eléctrle range,
gas heat, centre of Castlegar: im-
mealate ‘occupancy. Pi ats ube
ty furnished, heate ent
sulter “private entrance; Tv ‘hoc ORD.
Ph, 365-4043, 170-10th Ave. Kinnaird,

336,

one bedroom trailer

with ara porch. Ph. 365-5029, 338

immished apartments for pent:

apply at 365-3062, 336

‘Spacious 2 bedroom house in Kin-

naira Ph. 365-8061. Call for appoint-
ment.

OLY HOOmInd BeIE GONERIMEI GS

roomed self, contained New

apie, 1 fully furnished and ‘all utill-

ues, apply City Centre Motel. . 336

‘Small furnished, apartment. Ap-
ply 567-5Sth Ave. or Ph. 365-5856.
2 room basement apartment, pri-
vate pa ene, entrance, TV hookup.
Ph, ee 835

oo house, — furnished.

Castlegar needs a secon Tan

store. Sultable premises available it
you want to go into business on your
own. Apply Castlegar News, . tin27

‘New self contained suites, Suit-
able for 2 or. 2:men..574 - 7th. Ave.
Castlegar.

Stare ‘or office space in Castie-
Located next door:to Castlegar
News, Apply at Castlegar. ‘News,

.tin 14
Modern i-bedroom apartment in
furnished, Ph. 365-2441 or. 365-3511,
tin-24

S-room_ apartment. Apply Mc-
Crelghts Apartments, Ph. 365-8781,

WANTED

Want a home for female mon-
grel dog. Exceptionally good with
65-5719.

ehitdren, oe 3

vor WORKERS

to elect Bob Maddocks, NDP.
Want piano. Ph; 365-2241,
Want partner. with $1,000 and

anow, Box 113, Brillant.’

=| 8186 Vancouver.

aoe | the

Mrs, 'T, Sanford Ph, 365-5883
Mr. and Mrs..C. Nygaard and
family returned ‘home. ast week
after a 'two.week holiday visiting
in and Al-

sao MEN TEqUED
rservice, must be am-
bitious, earnings better than average;
free training, car necessary.
mediate interview Ph, -Trall collect
364-2283. If notin, leave name and
phone _number,
Wanted: in Kinnaird, part. time
perenne bdateved Sept. Ph. pan

NOTICES ©

win babysit or housekeep. Ph.
365-55
, INDERGARTEN
Pled Piper Kinderarten. will 're-
open on Tuesday, Sept..10 .at.9 a.m.
For further information Ph. 365-6461
after Sp.m. — vers.
Diving Room, Learning, starts
Sept. 17. Please 'register-immediately
for “Adventures: of . the | Mind") or
“Moss Communication.” Mrs G. Hiugh-
3, Ph. 365-81
No. untng or. trespassing on
etry. Oo! helps, Deer
Parke "Violators wil be proseeut

Imported food and. fancy sau-

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Box
303, Castlegar. tind?
Deadline for” clasaltied ads te 12
noon. Wednesday prior to the day
of issue. tm 27

LAND REGISTRY ACT
(SECTION | 162)

“IN THE’ MATTER Of Block 6 of
Lot .7174,. Kootenay ‘District, Plan

Proof having “been “filed in
Office of the loss of’ Certificate. of
Title No, 57763-1 to the above men-
tioned lands in the name of KIN-
NAIRD | IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY

publication hereof to issue Provision-
al Certificate of ‘Titte In Meu of, such
lost Certificate. Any person’ having
ny. Information’ with. reference to
Such’ lost Certificate of Title ia. re.
quested to! communicate with the un-
dersigned.

DATED AT NELSON, B.C.

This 27th Day’

Of August 1963 -

"Set of 10 keys. Finder Ph, 365-
8045,

Offic

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Typewriter. ribbons for
makes of machines...

Typewriter erasers.

File Folders

cere and Journal
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Rubber Cement: anl
ber bands.. :

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Adding Machine “Tapes and -

"Steno Note Books.
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CASTLEGAR NEWS

If we haven’t ‘got it we can get
; Phone 365-3081 ‘
un ITE

DISTRICT
DATE nS NEST PUBLICATION:
Sept.’ §,) 1963,

all

835 | spent the summer. there.

ed, | Por Day. visitors at the home “of

{she had been hospitalized for the
‘33q | last 10 days.

my | P

herta. ;

Mr, and Mrs, Fred Giraud mo-
tored to Red Deer, Alberta where
they picked up Kathy. who had

ere.

Miss < Jil’ Brennan. left for
her home in. Vananda after visit-
ing .at-the Giraud home for the
summer: holidays. — .:

°Mr. and Mrs. K. Waldie spent
several’. days recently visiting in
Calgary,

Mr. and Mrs. E,. Beynon of
Kimberley. spent the Labor Day
weekend in Robson.

Mr. and Mrs. -J.:Mashell and
Danny, formerly of Vancouver, ar-
rived over the. weekend to take
up: residence’ in the former W.
Evdokimoff. home.: a

Mr. and Mrs. 0. Adolphson of
Can, Exploration, Salmo, were La-

Mr. and Mrs. T. Sanford.
Mrs. Phylis Lamb flew home
from Calgary on: Saturday where

Miss Dene Giraud returned
home. last’ week from the ‘Inter-
national Girl Guide’ Camp ‘she at-
tended: at ‘Covina, California,
Misses Elaine Maxine and Dar-
line Adshead spent the Labor ‘Day
weekend in: Nelson visiting ‘their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Laroe-

que,
‘Mr. and Mrs. T. Kaardal have
returned home after a holiday on
Veneauyer Asland and west coast
01
Mr, P, Lekteman motored to
Calgary to join his wife. who had

Mr, and Mrs, Duncan Carter
and John spent’a week's holiday
motoring and’ hiking. at “Lake
Louisé and Jasper.

¢’Mrs, Helen Walker and her
mother-in-law, Mrs: E. Walker of
Vancouver have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs, J. Schuepfer for the last
few days,
: All’ mothers of Robson Guides
and Brownies, are urged to attend
the Sept. 17 meeting of the Parent
Committee at the home of Mrs. T.
Sanford. - Leaders are | urgently
needed for our Company. -

Mrs. V. Forsythe.and her son,
Byron accompanied by her: niece,
‘Miss ‘Sharon’ Borven of Brandon,
Man. spent ‘two weeks visiting with

. and: Mrs, (H. Hyson and Mr,

and Mrs, G. Hyson, This was thelr.
first trip to the :Kootenays, and:
they thought the scenery beautiful
and enjoyed ‘B.C. very, much.

DITCH DIGGING
BACK-HOE WORK
OF. ANY KIND, ANY
TIME, ANY PLACE ~
By Contract or Hour

\ Free Estimates. -

Reasonable Prices

Ph. 365-5938 ©.
574-7th. Ave. Castlegar

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anywhere on the Arrow
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NIGHTS — NELSON.582-5486

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Phone 352-6641

|| “Arrow: Lakes F ry

been vieiting 3 their and
son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs,:H. Bar:
rett.

Mr. A.C. Waldron, :who been
a patient in the Trail-Tadanac Hos-
pital returned home last week, and
the. Waldrons: have now. moved
into the former Magee trailer.
Mrs. W. Kennedy returned to
her home in ‘Trail after. spending
the month of August. at the W.
Waldie home.

Mrs. A. ‘Anderson’ and «her.
daughter Cora Lee flew to El Paso,
Texas on Saturday for'a vacation.”
Mr.'and Mrs. D. Stewart and
family spent. Monday in Nakusp.
Mrs.-D,. Howitt,’ Mrs. Stewart's mo-

596 | ther, ‘who: had been.’ visiting « in'| °

7, TTT

Robson. for a few days, returned
home with them.

Mrs, G, A. Stovel of Winnipeg,
Man.:has spent the last few. weeks
visiting - with her | sisters,.. Mr.:°E.
Squires and. Miss R. .McDiarmind,

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. Social’ Notes from Castlegar

Mrs. R. Johnson Ph.’ 365-8294
Mr.’and Mrs,C, Woolls -have
returned from their two week va-
cation” spent in’ Washington and
coastal points. They also attended
the Square Dance Jamboree in

Penticton,
"Mr, and Mrs. N. Churches lett
at ‘the weekend for Toronto and
Halifax, They will visit with their
son and family, Mr, and Mrs, Cliff
Churches, also with friends.

Slocan City. They ‘also had ‘guests

Carl: Anderson ‘of Nelson. Y
‘Mr, and Mrs, F.) Roberts and

Mr, and Mrs. J. Sherbiko re-|"
turned home Friday evening after |
spending a’ few days ‘visiting in])

for'the long: weekend, Ross. and|: !

FIELD

AND -

STREAM

BY JACK WHITE

Last ‘Wednesday the provincial

family of } who were vi-
siting with Mr, and..Mrs,-E,\ A:

1st ‘Fall Meeting...
CASTLEGAR TOASTMASTERS
Thursday, September 12th in the
: ene HORSESHOE DINING ROOM
/ "6.15 p.m, sharp

ALL MEMBERS PLEASE TURN OUT

McDonald, ‘left: Sunday-to return
home. They were accompanied ‘by
their nephew, Bruce McNicol, who
will be attending UBC.

and ‘Mrs, L: Morey. and,
daughter » Patsle: left:' Sunday for
Vancouver where Mr,
Mrs, Morey, will visit .with  rela-
tions and ;Miss Morey will’ enter

BC, ‘ sears

Miss Judith Schellenberg left
today for UBC Vancouver,
‘Weekend : guests ‘at the home
of Mrs. H. Johnson were Mr.: and
Mrs, .Eastcott, and son Wayne, Ran-
dy and Bonnie Taylor all of. Ross-
land and Mr. I, Eastcott of Kam-
loops... :
Mrs. Bert’, Donnan was hostess
last Thursday morning at a.coffee
party in honor of Mrs, J.:Dunlop
who left with her family atthe
weekend to reside in Sunningdale, | °
The neighbors: who attended the

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’ ROSSLAND: Co-op Bldg. Ground Floor

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of everything in her new home.
Mr. and Mrs. C, Petts returned

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‘and = Mrs.| Ord:

[department leaves me slightly cold.

party wished Mrs, Dunlop“ ‘the best | |

or at least the Depart.
ment of Conservation’ and’ Recrea-
tion pulled off another of it’s hunt-
ing ‘ boners,” We! started | off’ our
deer season in: this ‘district with-
out tags ‘and then‘ to’ pour‘salt in
the’ wound ‘they’ opened: the Elk
Valley Gamo’ Reserve, by ‘Special
erin Council,‘.three’ days be-
fore the season ‘officially ‘opened.
‘Phe’ indecision ‘and © lack ‘of
foresight on the’ part.of our game

Last ‘spring ‘ they: announced ‘that
the “Elk Valley’ Game Reserve
would be opened :' this: fall,- but
when the regulations came out the
reserve was listed ‘as one’ of the
closed areas and was accepted as
such: by sportsmen’ throughout the
province.’ ‘Three: days: before the
season opens kan after everyone.

‘CASTLEGAR BRIEFS

A motion: ‘by Comm. W. Thorp
allowing : the = sewerage disposal
project at the. Marlene Hotel. (now.

‘also

home Sunday from their vacation.
Mrs.

home Thursday from ‘Vancouver. -

;Home from Calgary. fort she

Labor Day weekend was Mr. Ral,

heal Vecchio, ‘visiting with his

Barents: Mr. and Mrs, F, Vecchio,
ind fe

CASTLEGAR: Lewis Bik.’ —. Ph. 365-5057

Mr, ‘and Mrs, Jim McLuckle
and Mr. and Mrs. W. Shay were
among’ those’ who ‘attended the
Square’ Dance Jamboree in Pen-
ticton.

‘Mr, and Mrs, Les Cantell vito
spent - their vacation _visiting- in
Kelowna, . Neilburg, Sask. and | 4
other ‘Prairie Points and return-
ing ‘to Kelowna arrived home, at

the weekend.
i ‘Mr. and Mrs, :Jim Liptak and

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mosCHUCK'S:
RED AND WHITE STORE -
family of Spokane spent the long

KINNAIRD, B.C,
z 8 weekend. the guests of Mr. and
, Mrs. Jim MeLuckie.
- d Miss “Heather: Anderson who
spent a few weeks’ visiting with
: RISER aes the Sgt McDonald family in. Kim-
49c berley returned home at the week-
mas ee

GRCUND ‘BEEF, lean, tb. ...
z 2. Mrs,\E. Cocking of Vancouver
who was guest of her sister Mra,
E, Murray has returned home.

Amiong _ those

.|the*recent water report supplied

a mpletee) of, the: Marlane ‘Hotel
that it supply: details‘ to the West
Kootenay Health Unit. A letter wil!
go to’ M.’E, Moran’ asking what
steps are to be taken for future
sewerage disposal for this’ loca-
tion,

z ee |
A letter will be. sent to the
Castlegar, Hospital’ Board Presi-
dent, L. V. Campbell, . confirming
support of the village to the hos-
pital'’s request for an extension of
facilities; ‘also’ offering: assistance.
A copy of the letter will go to the
Minister of Health and Welfare,
Eric acy

the aiggestion of'a joint Cen;
tennial’ project to. be. discussed

with Kinnaird Commissioners was
brought up at.the village meeting
when it was felt: that: library fa-
cilities could be ‘extended in the
joint effort.. However this was, Se
bled for: fall counell: ;

comm, Gwilym Hughes in his
report, stated that he concurs with.

but does

. = ‘ Ae ee mae tis

2 BABEL, elie, oer % I cee ees GUC a
ee he | Salmon Bar-B-Que in Spokane were
| Mc. and:érs, J. McLuckie, Mr. and
Mrs. C.’Woolls’ and Mr.‘and Mrs,
W. Fields,-This bar-b-que was spon-
sored ‘by. the Square «Dance “Asso-
ciation of Spokane. While. there
the McLuckie’s were~ the guests
of Mr. and ‘Mrs, ‘J., Liptak : while
the Field's and ‘Wools camped at

Liberty « Lake, Washington,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Park and fa-
mily of Revelstoke were home for
a few days visiting with Mrs. Park's
parents Mr. and Mrs. C, Bradford.

“poo, sliced, Ih. caneweee: 350
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‘BREAD, Toastmaster or MeGavin 6 fr St. eS
“IGE CREAM, 3 pints ..... wees 49c

- PEANUT BUTTER, Seuiel 48 pOZ0 ss 98 :
PORK & BEANS, Nabob, 15-07, 4 for 490
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: FOREIGN AID. -

Since World War I Canada’s | 2
financial assistance to other. coun-
tries has exceeded’ $4.7_ billion;
more than half of this amount has
been_ in outright ‘grants.

There were..4,242,490 Canad-
ians | who, paid “personal incomis
tax.in the most recent’ year
cord, 1959; ‘their’ average ‘neome
was $4,113: and average‘ tax was
oe only, three per cent were
Deccan income

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‘mot consider that any,further de-
velopment: ofa: new well source
for\an alternative, supply is neces:
sat this time

istics of the existing well: sources
would be properly recorded to give
ample warning: of any. determina-
tion-in supply. i =
A‘ summary © of the! recent
report on, Castlegar’s:.. water.
system prepared by Associated En-
gineers _was- submitted by ‘Comm,
Hughes also.)This, will Be. ‘publish-

‘He: feels: that: th character-

pretty well has their holidays and
hunting time ‘off-‘firmly. establish.
ed, they open the reserve up, and
only a few who® could’ fortunately
switch their, holidays on such short
notice were ‘abte to take off fee the
opening, i

+ Tstill believe there are world
record class goats-on the reserve
and will: take a’ much closer ook.
when ‘I head ‘over: there,

days for an’ eight day ‘hunt. if
anyone nails one of them on the
opening,’ I will: personally cheer
for them,‘ but’ it will’ be'a bronx
cheer | that -the‘ department. gets
for the: manner in which 'they have
handle ‘the «whole ’ situation,
It was stated last Spring, when
it was first muted ‘that the reserve
would open, that no guiding licens-
es would be issued for this whole
area for at least two years. Per-
sonally — and I intend’ to’ bring
forth a' resolution to this’ effect
at the next zone meeting ‘of Rod
and Gun Clubs—I don't think guide
licenses ‘should be issued’ for the
reserve’ at any. time,’ Let's keep
a sniall plece of Canada for Cana-
dians. If the reserve is opened up
for “guiding licences “the goyern-
ment’ will get” some remuneration
from: these licences ‘and ‘the ‘fee
Americans and others will pay for
trophies’ bagged, it | is’ true. How-
ever with the proposed increases

“| in’ hunting and ‘trophy fees’ that

is definitely in: the’ offering next
year will not bring in'a great deal
of money from this small area’ and

for, by preserving a piece ‘of. this
country of ‘ours for’ future ‘gene-

ig Pettit came up with a

nice bag while fishing off Glad:
stone Creek on the Arrow: Lakes
Tast Sunday. He spotted: a Billy
Goat down by the water’s edge and
went ashore to bag it. As far ‘as
I know ‘itis the first goat to be
taken in the district and ‘puts Craig
at the top of the, Trophy Compe-
tition for. Juniors and the’ Senior

,|That includes the local: ones ‘who

will’ pe more. ‘than compensated | |

. Carl Knutson ‘spent 'the week-
end ‘up at Bear. Lake, fishing ‘and

there, Got‘a few fish but no deer’
was the report.’ But the pit:lamp-
ers were doing all right on Sunday.
night: by.-the ‘sound of’. gunfire
in. the. pitch : blackness.“An’ easy
way.to bag a deer: if: you're: that
desperate ‘for. meat —. just‘ shine
@ light 'in’his eyes, and while he
is standing there blinded and con-
fused, shoot him.’ The ‘penalty for
this offence is loss of license, car,
gun,),and-a’ dandy fine, And\I
might add there is.no' one’a‘con-
servation: officer’ would: like to
pick up’ more’ than a’ pit lamper.

try it every year on the Old Irving
Ranch, Maybe this year we’ will
be lucky enough to nail you too. .

Conservation Officer Pete Ewart
would’ like’ to “issue -a‘reminder
that trespassing is’an offence un-
der the Game. Act- and’ anyone
reported: will ' lose ‘there: hunting |:
license’ for’ the year. Get permis-
sion before you go across anyone’s
property: and. if: they’re not home
—~ STAY: OFF. *

“While we're at it the Castlegar
Golf Club Course: js ‘ posted’ this
year, so don't go toting guns across
it “or shooting “over ‘it.’.There
is ‘plenty ‘of room ‘and’ gamé in
them there hills and‘ the deer and
grouse onthe” golf course’ pro-
perty are ‘so ‘tame no ‘sportsman
would enjoy shooting’ them any-
way.

a nice: big buck: up Broadwater
‘way. Iast. Sunday.‘ Had a nice open
running shot at him too and wond-
ered. why) I couldn't. see through
my scope, -After he -was in the

bush I took’a second look at the
cock-eyed thing and those lens co-
vers you see hanging on that bush
up.there won't, get in.the-road

hunting around the old Mines: up |‘

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