: Sea otters dash into the
Pacific Ocean off the north-
west coast of Vancouver Is-
land as they are released by
Fish and Wildlife and Cany.
dian Armed Forces personnel
in an attempt to re-introduce
the animals to British Colum-

The otters were rapidly
decimated when the fur trade
reached its peak in the nine.
teenth century. irty of
them were donated to British
Columbia by the State of Al.
aska where they thrived on
the island of Amchitka, which
has been designated as a

regional

Branch.

of the State of Washington.

The animals will be vro-
tected and the public is asked
ss not to disturb them. They
were airlifted to the release
site from Hoquiam in Easley.

fective last

Social ‘Allowances

t Honourable Dan Camp-

bell, minister of social wel-
are, has announced that ef-
‘month
plementary social allowance,
paid to blind and disabled] ‘sm
persons who are in receipt
of the basic allowance ‘will

SUGAR AND SPICE

- Holidays are Good But Ther Trouble Starts

‘10 & 11 a.m, morning worship |:

It's been. a

he’s bi
FOuRN nied she’s been doing? The jady

is a good mother, In ever
way. Has two Eg ct “4

uces personality clashes and)my
hassles and a very unhealthy

fora lot. of
d-/a fine, Steady
a young rip.
nd eve! where you see
them on the highways, dirty,
bearded, long-haired. Hitert

ing. yours eat Wie the ‘other
There is

+ nothing like

setting home,

oF exhaust
trip and findin ay ‘that where,
sear | Your wite has lost the house
rou have. to break
a_cellar. window,
and (b) that an oak limb 40
fect long and “ten inches
thick has fallen across yout
hydro lines duringia storin.
3 However, these are min-
sjor things. I got into the
house with no more:than a
scraped knee and a bad tein-
per, and a good neighbor had
climbed up and sawed the
limb in two, allowing half oi
it to crash down on my fence.
is a mere b:

Some of them cluster in
“communities” in the big cit-};
ies. A commune is -usua
falling down house in.a.slum
area. Jt has a kitchen of sorts,
a toilet that works occasion-
ally, and the rest of the flour
space is covered by mattress-
es and. éleeping: -bags.

retically, ~ everyone
contritates for food, rent and
chores. In reality, there are
usually two or three working
and the rest just drift’in and
out like alley cats. This‘prad.

af-| hiking from nowhere to no- We

Add drugs. to this -boar's nest
and’you have some: pretty
sick young people,

“They claim they're. ° t-

igh

for everyone. All this in a
and Buddha and pure love
pig: pent,

rather" ‘pathetle but
| more for their

They are loving, irist-

rated and helpless..
And I save a little pity
for myself. Got a letter stom

sl
ung people are

By Bill Smulloy

APOSTOLIC CHURCH !

Une block Eust of the |
Castleaird Shopping. Plaza

7.p.m. Service

fre
tating me cheerful
had one cent.
some money: yesterday. Got
a collect call. this

that she
id her

Wed,, 7.00 Pruyor Bible Study
Phone 365.7582 .
Norman Walker:

saying she eure cash

because _ foal no -proof o!

identity. nied

telegraph tee told them {
fas_ OK cash it. No can

do. Confirmation had to core

from our local wire office.

be fl
herd's pie, but it would cor
tainly make life a lot pimp:
er.

telle compared to what others
have gone through. Teachers
are supposed to recharge
their batteries during

summer vacation, and hit
school in September tanned,
fit and bursting with ideal:

“We'll be lucky to open
this fall, the way our staff is
folding up. A hernia and a

su)

The deer harvest should
be down and the moose and
Brouse harvests should be al
in 1969 according to re
from the British Columbia

ington by Ci
Forces aircraft from Comox.

Project co-ordinator was
Don Blood, Vancouver Island
‘wildlife
with the Fish and Wik

‘ined
need. This bi

biolo;
asic allowance.

$39 per month on} a basis of|
rings the maxi-
mum Renae social | P'
t allowance payable up to $60
fe | Per month in addition to the

heart attack, a total
from exhaustion, various slip-

ed discs and other ailments
have decimated the ranks.
at I have is a touch of heart-

fish and wildlife branch,
The severe 1968-69 wint-

er, which was one of the
worst on record in southern
parts of the province, result-
ed in a heavy kill of all spec-

In effect where a person a

has no other income aud be-|

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cause of their disability is
unable to earn arfything and
their needs indicate they re-
quire up to an additional $60
per. month, the full supple-
mentary social allowance may
be paid. For those who have
other income over and above
the basic allowance an

for a lot_ of
two kids

q
oplectie 7 the word.

[tailed deer on the coast and

¢juation should not be cause

ies of deer, including black-

mule and white-tailed deer
in the interior. While the sit-

for alarm, hunters may ex-
pect to find it tougher to get
their animals this season.

yl ture reservoir of

Deer Harvest Will Likely be Down
This Season Owing to Severe Winter |;:

look ‘for waterfowl is excel-
lent, since success of firs
nests was greater than aver-
risjage. Thus there™ will a
lower than-nornal percentage
birds by the
time the seaton opens. The
grouse outlook is also excel-
lent, while deer, caribou, and
chu! artridge should be
down as a result of the wint-

iecess
and white-tailed deer, but the
total white-tailed dest nay
est may increase as

of the extended: season in th the
region influenced by the tu-
le Libby’

dam. In an effort to harvest

erfowl. The goose season will
open earlier. than usual: in|
the Columbia and Kootenay
river valleys and the Creston
area, which should give hunt-
ers a_ better hanes. at. the
irds they have been
given in the past:

Bighorn rheep popula.
tions continue to be low
the wake of the die-off neh
began in the spring of 1965.

ST. - RITA’S
CATHOLIC. CHURCH
Rev, E. A.- Brophy

Ph. 365-7143 \-

Sunday Masses at
9am. - il aim-~7 p.m.

GRACE
” PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
No Service during August
Sept. 7 service at 11:30 am.
with Sunday School

Minister Rev. J. Wiseman
Ph, 352-6194 Nelson

CHURCH C OF GOD
804 - 7th naird
Vv. Ira Sohnson’ ‘Ph. ees 3103

Family “Blot dour (clasces
for all ages) 1
Morning = Worship ay a.m.

Evening
Mawes ine "hay and
Prayer Wed. 7.80 p.m.

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

791 First Ave.

Pastor: Rev. L. M.

Suntan’ Anyone? Beautiful Grass in the uasnarreneen is Certainly the Place to

Psychology Appointment
Made at Selkirk College

Selkirk College, has announc-
ed the appointment of James
A. Johnson as lecturer in the
department
Ar appointment was effect
ly
thave taken up residence in
pdnnaledny Mr. Johnson cones

alt
| University.

a Mr. Johnson ‘ing
World Wart a vat the British

A. E. Soles, principal of

of — psycholo:
and he and his family

pon in Lancaster, Ont.,
rved dur

for

Get One

COFFEE BREAK

Phone 365-5212

Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
morning Worship 11 a.m.
ellstle. Service 7pm

goeae Bible Study and .
Prayer 7.30 p.m.
friday: youne Peoples 7.30

About Kaslo, School, Apple Jelly end Comic Books|:

There is something kindrlakes.
on the

of nice about turnin;
television set and seeing fam-|
_oF someone

Thursday evening,

basic school supplies and
clothes are bought.

easier.
“School is in and all the

extracts’ the liquid, then in-
stead of boiling up the juice

making the jelly now,
ian put it in the freezer to

cent
She boils up her apples,

By Lois Hughes

ntly.

the trading of . comic
books still takes place in our
household and in a recent
exchanged azine
brought a double take once

aed his tual hole it

an in chology in

1952. Be su irvey
Employment of 1965 yond 1966

Graduates of the University

of Victoria” and “Academic

with the Royal Canadian
Success and Failure in First
if

tiod, in 945, with the
‘my. Following

he etudied at Dalhousie
Maaversity in: Hal res where
4 in 1950

From 1950 to 1965, Mr.

to the rank of

mmander.
In 1965, he resigned from
the Navy to accept.a position
with the University of Vic-
toria. where he was employ-
ed from 1966 to 1968 as a
counselling psychologist.
also lectured

wrote several papers on [et-
sonnel topics, and on stud-
8S

ered psychologist in the fro-
vince of Ontario, and a cer-
tied ed psychologist in British

(944,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 4,1969 . 5

we stock a full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for. children +

pes
over to tohe
Gaaces WH
woniag

Maddocks Shoe Store

SELKIRK GOLLEGE ENTRANCE TESTS

are scheduled for the following dates:
Friday, September 5, 9:00 A.M.
Friday, September 5, 1:30 P.M.
Saturday, September 6, 9:00 A.M.

All to take these

are

and failure.|] tests before registration day, September 8, 1969.

Mr. Johnson is a aT roglst:

He a mem,

course oie personnel psychol-| ti

Oey.
his time in the
Raval Ne Bs the Gan etal len
of Victoria, Mr. Johnson] c

veral
ties, including the Sauadian
associat

orien

psychology tion, the
sychology association
nd the ds th Canaan oniverae
on.

Area of Weed Control

by Goopsyi

Fi BE RGLASS
iberglass belt
fal width of ‘tread
ainst the road to

renst oat equi tor longer

and Jost by. chance, the word
tire wear.

.|finish when time is not so
Kaslo perked my ears uy A

ressing.
It would be a good idea

its pages were opened.
It was a Novermber 1966
issue with the familiar cover

ie day I met an old a many
friend. who was at cot-/the notable exception of a
be | Portion of Kooten-|

amount will be paid in ac-
cordance to ‘income up to $60
per month. This allowance is

Causes Great Concern

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SIMPSONS-SEARS

MIKE’S TV SERVICE
- Phone 365-5112

eee. friend of my anne
a pretty blonde 17-year-old,
had a stroke aad | her. right:
side is p: No need to
ask how her eels.

Anglican

“sh: David's

feels.
A distraught pals tes told

appeared, run off
er kid. She phoned, collect,

great. A:
this week from Vancouver. would double every two years

ity did not occur.

Alive, but who knows what|i£

If we could shrink
British Columbia

telephone rates would be lower

but we’d all be losers

British Columbia is beautifully,
aie big. Its area is greater than
that of Washington, Oregon and
California combined. And the big-
ness and richness of British Colum-
bia’s territory are among its great-
est attractions. ‘

‘There is space to grow. There is
-space to grow forests and find min-
erals, petroleum, water, fish and
game, recreation ~ all parts of the
natural riches which when harvest-
ed bring prosperity to all British
Columbians.

And there is space to be con-
quered by communications facili-
ties; rugged, difficult space.

British Columbia's resources are
found in widely separated areas.
The people who harvest them settle
in widely separated locations. They
Yequire communications links ~ by
highway, railroad, telephone.

that serve small pockets of popula-
tion and cross thousands of moun-
tainous miles to tie together all
parts of British Columbia as B.C.
Telephone does.

If we served onlly the large popu-

lous centres ~ or if someone could
shrink: the boundaries, of British
Columbia and create a compact,
fully-populated province ~ the cost
of providing service would be low-
er. So would telephone rates in
those large, populous centres or
that shrunken, compact B.C.

But the cost to the remaining
parts would go up; their growth
would be retarded and we'd all be
losers, because we'd lose our share
of the growing wealth these parts
create for all British Columbia.

Asa responsible, investor-owned
utility whose future is tied to the
future of the whole of British
Columbi:

It is a costly busi to create
and maintain telephone systems

whole and all its parts must be

B.C. Tel believes the |

If- the deer ’ picture’ is
poor, however, the moose

CHURCHES OF
Robson — Castlegar — Kinnaird
JOINT SUMMER SERVICES

Robson 9.45 a.m.
No Sunday Schools for Summer

Rev. T. Allen, 365-7424 —
365-8337. — Rev. C. Howard 365-7814

— United

9.30 a.m.

Rev. G, Hermanson

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at’ 9.80 a.m:
United Charch
Thomas: ie Koester, Vicar
‘h. 365-5976
sage School 8.45 a.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph.

365-6687
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Family Bible H # 10, am.
our -
Family Worship 1

Prognosis is the reverse.
Moose

heavily upon

weather, and 18e4 Rae get
it in 1968 with the reoule
that est

‘Business and: Professional Directory

the harve
the hunting weather is edit
‘al, an incre: creased bag may be

- But in addition to that
factor, winter weather pat-
terns wi extreme favor-
able fort moose throughout
the north with the result
that the winter kill was one
of the lowest on record. Thus

Lawn Mowers
Power Saws
Outboards

WALDIE'S
_ SERVICE CENTRE
All Work Guaranteed
Phone 365-6767

ulations are re nigh. 3 Bod
should *

than average even ee hunting
‘weather is not particularly

Syelic. and this ap ears to be
one gt thet “pe ” seasons.
e interior, the out-

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
Recoveries Remodelling
ve ig -. mi
Carpet - Tiles

PHIL’S TELEVISION
SERVICE & REPAIR | .

Phil Popoff
365-8143

“MARVIN L. LeROY

PARSLOW'S
Enterprises Ltd.
Gunsmiths

Pareats of Now
Born Responsible
For Registration

The federal health de-
partment reminds you that it
is the nts’ responsibility
to register the birth of a
baby. In most places, the
irth of. a baby must be_re-

durin

his

month. This should not ‘be

neglected as a birth certifi-

cate is needed many times in

H later: lie our. eae will
you how to. re;

your locality. _

encouraged to grow and develop.

That means we must serve the
whole and all its parts, even though
it costs more to do so; even’ though
it means some telephone users pay
a little bit more each month than
would be in a shrunk
province.

- Rates are designed to distribute
the total cost fairly and equitably
among all telephone users, for they
share in the total prosperity of the
province.

We believe that is proper.

YOUR VACATIONS!

SSDI SST EY =

EUROPE, ASIA, Hawali, Mex-
ico, U.S.A. ‘or wherever you
‘|may wish to travel — Call at
West's and get your. travel

Locksmiths
Sporting Goods:
Ph. 368-5025
1319 BAY — TRAIL, B.C.
For

RUBBER STAMPS
See,- Phone, Write
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sl
Box a a aed Bc.
Ph. 365- 385-7608

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
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Ph, 352-5152"

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Industrial, Commercial
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BRITISH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY

ELIOT

FETE

I “wondered into the

Toom’ to ‘h

of our beautiful Kootenay
scenery.

In this
look back at your outdated
TV guide. The program ‘‘Out-

TO}
So Sportsman”, on which it|me
is listed

but if you

ica Hee ne at be ine is the

old beef of not be! ror
listed:

erly

who like myself olne it by by

chance, or if you are a fol-

lower. of this programa, would

you: have been fortunate
to see it.

instance — don’t B

ing down to a routine.

to
Can't you just let that

over you?
was the very way d/c0

was. feeling when all of a

sudden that contentment nt seiod

food mood see]
This

freeze it in portions need-

to-nuts here ae ii 2 little
idity that came my way re-

of “Bonanza” but the material
Was compietely. in’ wrench. A
ook: at ane. publishers
Bonanza publication
Hiessuelle No. 18-SAGE, 12
rue du 4 September - Paris 2.

Weed control is one area
industry

many. other common weeds.

POLYESTER[
Bias

«| 0!
hich’ is of more

ip one to three
eet in

concern than ever, before. As
farmin;

“He - many days, bet
‘How fore
Christmas, Me

lommy?”
Enough said: about that.
Even without the fruit

da:
bes "Yet there are still a
fair amount of apples to be
tained.

obt
neighbor suggested

a hint on how to distribute
the time for makinz apple

jelly that may be just. alittle home

ee H. Johnson Ph: 65 o784
and Mrs. J. e,

The Hunting Season is Now ‘Herel

BROWNING & WEATHERBY RIFLES
AN STOCK AT ALL TIMES
Rifle: Scopes installed and zeroed in
We have the largest Sporting Goods Store in B.C.
9000 sq. ft. of floor space to serve you.”
Pistols-in Stock
Smith & Wesson and Ruger

Norm’s eet Shop

Open Mondays through Saturdays F
300 Baker St. =-Nelson —-Phone 352-2015 :

iting: now at the  Hingley
home is Mrs. L. Parchall of|
Spokane.

Guests at_the home of|
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bra-
dy for the past two weels
was their son and Sauehiee:

we
guests of the former's bro-
ther and sister-1 ca lew Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Brat

Other visitors at the two
Brady homes were Mr. and

who "spent a aweeks visting Oth
with relat urham, the Past week were Mr. a that

Eastroit and| can
M.|with her faba are Dr.

J.|the long weekend — visiting| are,
with the latter’s sister and

Bain of V: Vancouver, and Mrs.
Dick Wepper ‘o£, Kelowna.|
er guests calling during

ret Mr. and Mrs. ‘Earl Tall

well of Nelson.
Mrs. ~H. Johnson. spent
with her|pre!

ay- ag was very; specific; ” ow

forestry

i-|es. The best feature for iden-

are

height: with many
branching The flower
heads aml ‘eaves are simi
to Canada thistle, although
the leaves do not have prickl-

6900,-F

GOODYEAR’S FAMOUS NO-LIMIT

Castle Tire Ltd.

ies. from a white in: one spe-
cies to. a dark purple in an-
other.
The spread of barebones
can be spray-

and agricalture, met recently
in Nelson. The p ‘of
interagency meet-

and Mrs. Wayne’ Bertoia and
baby. daughter. “in Delta, re-
turning home M

Mr.
and family, of Robson ‘spent

family Mrs. Ken Gordon of
Silverton :
The Robson Women's In-|;
stitute received ward that the
embroidered © pil cases,
hich they had entered” had

Perry Bedard of North
Vancouver, Mrs. Phil Jensen
and son Cal of Gull Lake,

Sask., Mr. and Mrs. A. Mc-

received First prize, the pil-|,,
low cases were of colored em-
broidery done by H.
Johnson.

d| To the spread of Knap-

rs prevent the spread

gram
of Kospweeds?
family of weeds Js

one that ‘all*’people _should
know. and_recognize so that
as a united area we can con-

Why “are we concerned?

that they cover 500,000. acres
the Kamloo| ps-Okanagan
tegion.. They: are»: already
well. established ‘throughout
the West and Central: Koot-
enays: and are. be; ing to
spread into the East ootens
ay. ranges very, rap’

The ead of — Knap-
weeds is brought about main-
y by. vehicles that pick up

the ‘seeds. and ‘drop them
along the roadsides some dis-
tance further. Seeds are
caught in car doors, on the
undercarriage, in the mud on
the wheels and in the radia-

weeds first appear in an area
along main arterial roads and
subsequently, are spread to
secondary roads. From here
they spread to fields and
mountain ranges where. they
the most
lo you Teen gnize the
is? The Knapweeds
bers of the compo-
ily of plants, as are
thistle, dandelions, rag-
oxeye daisies and

this] control _is Fot. cheap, but in

ing existing infestations. This
, ACROSS FROM THE . -ARENA _
view: of what we. might lose, .
Phone 365-7145

it’ must. be . carried: out now.

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