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‘Carpenters’ Social
November 24th ROBSON HALL 9 p.m.

Guests may be Invited :

With ‘Thanks & Appreciation

We. take. this opportunity to thank, with ap- .
preciation, those organizations and ‘citizens who
took part..with us in the observance of Remem-
brance Day. Special thanks to Mr. N. Fishwick and

- the SHSS Band, the Air, Cadets,,and those who ;
handled the Poppy Distributions and the: Wreaths.
To Mr, .and Mrs. Hirtle for providing the'theatre
in case of bad weather. To all who-in anyway
contributed. to the success of the 929, wed Thank
You. *

Branch 170 :Castl

FIELD
STREAM

BY JACK WHITE

During the past 10 days the
fish have been hitting hard and
fast on the Arrow Lakes with some
dandies being brought in.

Howard Anderson came up
with a‘ pair of beauties on Sunday
—seven and nine pounds — to give
Alice;and Joy. and Andy Andrews
the, horse laugh as they were
skunked. However, Andy ‘caught
up on,,-Monday with a 10%. pound-
er. Incidently, they were all Dol-
lies.

, Dick Mottershead, the hig boo.
ster for the w Lakes fisher-
man, tells,me that Mr, Kline came
in, with .a.22 pounder and other
boats, reported in with fish rang-
ing from eight pounds up. So. hit
for the water, fellows, they’ re sak:
king ‘and if. all reports are
Pink, pearl plug is the 1 uit oot
chelge. 5

Royal Canadian Legion’

Turkey Shoot
INDIAN FLATS
THIS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18th

1.00 p.m. to Dark

Trap Shoot - Bring your own Gun

22 SHOOTS AND NOVELTY SHOOTS
22's-PROVIDED

Castlegar & District Sportsmen’: 's Assn.

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Saturday, Nov. 10th

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THE CORPORATION OF THE-VILLAGE OF KINNAIRD
NOTICE OF Been

Public Notice is hereby given to the electors of the
Municipality of The .Corporation of the Village of Kin-
naird that I require the presence of the said electors at.
the Village Office on ‘Monday, the 26th day of Novem-
ber, 1962 at the hour of 10:00-(ten o’clock) inthe fore-
noon for. the purpose of electing persons to 0 represent
them as Commissioners.

The mode of nomination. of candidates ‘shall be as
follows:

Candid. shall be
qualified electors of the Mr
paper shall be delivered to the Returning Officer at any
time between the date of this notice and-noon.of the day
of ination. The in ion-paper. may be in the form
prescribed in the “Municipal: Act,” and.shall state the,
name, residence, and occupation of the person nominated,
in such manner as to sufficiently identify.such candidate:
The nomination-paper shall be subscribed to by the can-
didate.

In ‘the event of a ‘poll being necessary, ‘such poll will
be opened at the Kinnaird Improvement Society Hall on
the 6th day of December, 1962, between thé’ hours’ of
8:00.A.M. and 8:00. P.M. of. which every person is hereby
Fequired to take notice‘ and govern himself: accordingly.

., Given under my. hand at Kinnaird, B-C., this 12th
. day of November, 1962.

din writing by two duly
The

oR. J. MORICE, . :
Re ig. Officer,

.other four vere 5 and 6

Office Pete E-
wart’ reports that fishing on Koo-
tenay- Lake isn’t too. bad if the

wind is down but lately that hasn't
been too often. Deer being bagged
of. Jate is on par with last year
pretty well and should have taken
a sharp increase last weekend with

.|the extra holiday and snow at the

higher levels.

Went over to the Christina
Lake burn lest weekend with John
Sherbiko, Baden Venables and his
light of: love, Irene Guthrie. We
did it the hard way and left our
car at the bottom with John and I
heading up one side of the draw
and Baden and Irene heading up
the other.

-Ten minutes from the car I
nailed a small buck and half an
hour later Baden on the other. side
creased one hip of a_ beautiful
white tail buck, Just touched him,
I was watching through the glasses
at about 800 yards and could that
boy travel, Last seen he was go.
ing all out and a mile away.

Up..on top we.met hunters
from Princeton over: here after
White tail net result .one four
point mule deer buck and as they
said “We have lots of these in our
back yard over there.” They had
driven to the top and camped for
three days but no white tail, also
ran jinto Harry Bates, Ray and
Murray Heagy up there and some
more. fellows from Castlegar as
well as: Vancouver Island and Van.
couver, .

:Wherever. you’ went there
were hunters and if there was one
deer bagged for every 10 shots
fired'15 should have come out of
that area alone. .

Nick. Shelfontiuk and Exnie |
Proke took Ernie's brother out.on

his first’ B.C. deer hunt in the
same area and he bagged a lovely

DEER PARK SOGIALS

four point at 150 yards with a
head shot, right, between the eyes
and open sights at that.

Bouquet ‘of the week goes to
Kenny Leitner’ ‘who went’ up to
Sheep Lake and ran across four
deer,’ He had eight shells in his
30-30 and’ opened up with real
gusts, He never got buck fever I
understand just excited, anyway
after he had run out of ammuni-
ten without cutting a hair one of

the deer he ‘was shooting at for-
gave him and: walked almost up to
him to see what he was crying
about. Never:mind Ken, ‘it hap-| py
pens to lots of us. Just buy some
more bullets and try again,

This Sunday, Nov.-18, is the
day, the Castlegar Sportsmen. hold
their “first “turkey shoot. There
will be trap shooting for turkeys,
Bring your own” shotgun: and ‘22
shoots ss well but in the latter 22's
will be provided by. the. club.and
must be used as no private 22’s will
be allowed.

One novelty shoot planned can

be won by anyone as longias. they
hit the paper as there will be no
bulls eye,

For fun at its finest come out
and try your luck and see -if you
can win your Xmas bird and at
the same time support a fast grow.
ing club of fun loving fellows. .

Charlie. Fodor. just. arrived
back from the East Kootenay with
a, bull Elk and a rack rumored to
be in the: ‘trophy. clags,. Brother Joe
in the same party,came back, with
a cow, but the other five members
of, the party, Art, Anderson, Del

sppard, ‘Bill. Garrett, John Sher-,
the and Jim Danchella came
empty, handed, ; Jim. had. already
tagged out on inoose, but was along
as sulde, pull cook and host.

Kootenays now go’ prepared as it's
colder.,and the snow is coming
down lower by the day, But: that's
what‘ you want. The, Elk’ will:
coming down to'meet you. Anyway,

you'll have'a lot of exercise, hard
work and fun.

Robson WA Plans to Sell
Mince Meat, Xinds Cakes

The regular meeting of the
‘Women's Association of Robson
Community Memorial Church was
held recently in the cl all.

The vice-president, Mrs, H. F.
Hyson, was in the chair and there
were 22 members present, Mrs. H.
H. Evans acted as treasurer for
the meeting. 5

The. meeting opened with ‘a
short meditation and prayer given
by Mrs. Hyson. This was followed
by a hymn “0 God of Love, O king
of Peace.” Mrs, C. H. Thring play.
ed the piano...

Mrs, D. Carter, in charge of
the devotional period, took Re-
membrance ;Day, for her theme.
She and Mrs, A. J. Martin then
rea@d excerpts from reports of re-
fugee work being done by the
church women of the City Temple
in London, England. The devotion=
al period clos ith the
“In Christ there hoe no East or
West.” ’

’ The first item of business was
discussion regarding the plans for,
a coffee party, It was decided to
set Nov. 22 at 10.30 and it was de-
cided to sell’ mince meat as well
as Christmas .cakes,' The coffee
party, is tobe held in the Church

re committee in charge of |'
the cakes-is Mrs. B, Thors, Mrs. A.
HL Anderson and ‘Mrs. H. Berka,
while those members in charge of
making mince meat are Mrs, 0.
Sutherland; Mrs, R:'T, Waldie and
Mrs. D.* Carter. ‘The Christmas
“}eakes and mince meat jars are to

o> Mrs,

Mrs.A.- W. Kent has as her
guests, her daughter Mrs. Ted H:
of Toronto and the latter's brother
in-law, Mr. Fred Call, also of Tor-
onto, Ont.

On a recent. fishing trip to the
Bladstone Creek area, Ivan Hussey
of Beaver Falls and Joe Onyschak
of Trail made a’ catch of six nice
fish, a 10 pounder, an 8 Jb., and the

and sold
by Men P. L, Swift and Mrs. Cc, H.

fall | Thring.

‘The committee in charge of the
kitehen for the coffée party is Mrs,

raised during the year. It Was de-
cided. that $50 each be given to
the Robson Anglican and the Rob-

.json United Churches and $25 be

given to the Baptist Group of Rob-
son, It.was decided to give the $75
mission’ money to the Save the
Children fund. .:

Then the members considered
the Christmas gift subject. Those
volunteering to. act dn’ the com-
mittee were, Mrs. H. Hyson,. Mrs.
R, J, Waldie, Mrs, A. H. Anderson
and Mrs. H. Perkins.

In preparation of the annual
meeting, next month, members
were asked to hand in, by the end
of November, names of members
willing to stand. for election. The
nominations committee. is Mrs. H.
Hyson, or Mrs. W. R. Brown, Mrs.
A. J, Martin and Mrs. C. Thring.

‘At\ the annual meeting. it is
planned to have a Christmas Pro-
gram and exchange of gifts. Z

Contributions: were made to
the “birthday. book and birthday | ==
greetings were sung to several.
members...

The meeting closed with the

Mizpi
served by Mrs. E. H. McPhee and
ast 0. Sutherland.

‘Ladies Curling
Club Meribars -
- Gel Acquainted :

The Castlegar’ Ladies - Curling
Club held its ‘first night of curling
on Tuesday evening. This was in
the form of a “get acquainted”

R. T, Waldie,. Mrs.: A. J, Martin | night.

and. Mrs. H. Per! ina.

The next business was the re-
port of the visiting committee, Let.
ters of thanks for:cards and flow-
ers were Fea The: committee for
‘Mrs. J.

all Dolly V:

P. D. Ewart of Kinnaird and
Glenn Smith of the B,C. Game
Department at Cranbrook, were re~

cent visitors to Deer Park. -

Mr. and «Mrs. Peter E,Doell
of’ Celarwater were weekend  vis-
itors to Deer Park enroute to their
former home at Renata. They were
accompanied by Mr. Ewalt Kup-
sch, also of Clearwater.

Mr, and; Mrs. A. A Phelps had
as recent’ guests ‘the ‘Jatter’s bro-
ther and. sister-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs. J. Schomick and family: of
‘Vancouver,

“Mr. C, S, Phelps spent the
weekend on a hunting fp, in the
East Kootenay: area,

is
-| Raine and aes A, J. Martin...

The malsslonaty, ‘cormmittee re-
port was heard. The members were
Pleased; to see the... afghan, for
which © they. Have ‘been - knitting
squares, completed and -ready to
be send Canon Greene for his work
at Pender Harbour,

‘The layette and used clothing
which the members have been as-
sembling are ready to go to Wo-
men’s Auxiliary Memorial’ House
in’ Vancouver,

‘The stationary committee head-
ed by Mrs, George Miller received
hearty commendation for the mon.
ey curled: in.

cide about ‘the distribution of funds

KING.

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Four-end games were played,
with prizes going to the high score.
teams of Vi Green and'Mary Ran-
dall. Prizes for low score went to
the teams ‘of-Ivy Hill and Joan
Charban, Coffee and donuts were
enjoyed by all.

Regular curling will start this
evening and players. are asked to
refer. to the. draw ‘sheet.on’ the
arena bulletin board for the’ times
of their games.

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Imported Gifts ’ Gift. ‘Cards and Gift Wrap
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$5 Given Kees Each Week!

Yes. eee $5. 00 will be given away « pat week for the
next ten weeks. Just: “watch for your name to appear in
in one of the advertisements on. this’ page, phone’ the
Castlegar News:, at 365-3031 and “a. cheque will ‘be

' mailed‘to ‘you. Cheques will be made out to each one of
the merchants in turn and you can spend: it at their
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We ee a-full line of all types
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