; Thuisday, June 7, 1962 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 7,: 1962

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BY JACK WHITE

Ready for: Trouble

Beginning last! ry. as tho
first stage in:implementing plans
recently. announced byt the depart-
ment of

Well we: hava-been hearing of
some fine and fantastic catches of
fish up inthe Kootenay Lake for
the pagt few’ weeks. Most of. the’
fish being-taken were in the two
to eight pound class with the odd
one around 12 pounds.

in fact Jack Stewart and his
partner fished for eight hours a.
round Kaslo and’ came up with a
seven, five, two and'a one pound-
er. While Phil Wanjoff and Jack
Kanigan managed -to’ boat a five
and a seven pounder.

. What I can't understand is
why these boys are all going so
far away,from’ home. Allan Bforey,

gar for’ the month of May, I be:

one of our more junior

wlth Now in “its. sixth week

picked up a 1214’ pound Rainbow | w!
Trout off Two-Bit Creek just past
Deer: Park a week ago Sunday and,
this makes him the king-fisher for
the Sportsman's Club of Castle-

leve, and winner of ‘the’ monthly.
fly rod contest.

fellow when -one of our juniors
goes out and brings in the biggest
fish of the month, and incidentally
the biggest one he has ever caught.
It sure tickles me, Mind you there
were two. 15% pounders, weighed
in-that were caught off Sunshine

WE HAVE THE
GIFTS

for

Father's Day
and they’re all: priced
to suit any budget

‘|members of the Castlegar ‘Club ko

,|Mr. Yuirek of ‘Trail boated a 16
“| off.. Broadwater Bay beyond Deer

Bay last week so Mrs. Mottershead
from Deer Park informs me, but
the'-Sportsman concerned weren't

ieee eligible for our fly rod con-

"And just to make you Kooten-
ay Lake. fanatics a little happier,

pound four ounce Kamloops Trout

Park -last Sunday while I under-
stand two other -fisherman ‘who
didn’t come up ,with any really
big one’s did‘ manage to pull
with 15 fish. None under: 1%
pounds for eight hours of fishing} 1:
from Deer Park up.
“The favorite lures still seem
to ‘be the pearl pink, blue back,
and silver and gold Alackan plugs.
Summitt Lake has been pro-
ducing quite a few nice catches of
late with fish up to five pounds be-
ing taken,’ with a variety of lures
from salmon flies, to black ants,
plugs willow.leaf trolls and worms
being the ‘catchers. So it looks like
things are warming up fellows and
fishing is’ getting hotter even if
winter is still with us weatherwise,
As I write this I ‘hear its
snowing in: the Monashee, Sher-
man Pass, and at the top of the
Kinhaird-Christina’ Lake’ road. Its
January in June'I do believe.
* Our Cascade Reunel ‘Club has
been having .a .really,

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‘Mr, atid "Mrs. E. ‘Beynon from Sago

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Couldn't happen to a nleer x

arades:
in Squadra will- ‘parade at the Post

rough time
with itg Thursday, sieht, Obedience |‘

: eae
3 few aa in ‘Vancouver: Jast week
sugiher, Loreen,

Ml | and Pat have moved to Castlegar,

| tored..to Alberta last weekend vis-

ih. enly, five paid-up members
she: nly ‘toruble is that it has
The 6 every ‘single solitary ‘Thurs-
day since the classes started and
with the net result that quite a
few of our potential members

have given up. the ghost too read-

come on out again this week
and next and we'll see if we can
extend the course so you can catch
up.and finish with the rest.

‘581 SoUADRON

Part 1 =A

Brondeasting rae energiz-
ed its radio networks on a 24-hour
basis, ready’ to broadcast instruc-
tion and information to the public
should ‘any national emergency
arise,

This ' action affected the low
power relay fransmltiens§ CRUD:

which operates in” this ar
Under the - federal “govern

transmitters are unmanned and
unable. to be turned‘on~ or, off at
short ‘notice, they now remain on
the~ air around the clock, broad-

casting the music fed over the not- | @

work,
‘The’ network, . known : as tlie

ork, |

odie
NOTICE
PARK ELECTRIC
WILL: BE CLOSED’ FOR HOLIDAYS
_ FROM JUNE 11 - 23 INCLUSIVE _

Netw
is co-ordinated by, the CBC, which
in a national emergency would act
under the’ direction of the ‘minis-
ter. of ‘transport. It includes pri-
vately-owned and» CBC stations. - :
‘In the event of a national em-

ent’s
plan, key CBC radio stations are
staffed around the clock, although
they are not actually on the air.
«The network‘ these

ergency, all statlons
in operation at the time will’ re-

main ‘on the air, while those radio

Hatlons: which have shut down will |; ”

CBC and privately-owned stations

‘lis in continuous’ operation, feed“

ing music in:order te

be): * possible.

All stations will broadcast’ only
official warnings and ; instructions.

0
"| network ‘communication between

the ‘stations.
‘While this has made no ins.

‘| mediate “change:in' the ‘hours ‘of

broadcasting for manned “CBC

:| stations, it has affected low power

radio transmitters serving: some o1
smaller communities. ~
Since these low power radio

“KINNAIRD BRIEFS

Olfice 8 at 18:50 hrs. on Wednesday

Range re details will be issued at this,
parade,
/Next parade Wednesday 20 June
62, Fallin at the Post Office at
18:50 hrs. -

2. Row!

Normal ainiag will be carired
out as per CAP 464 F-25 and San.
syllabus.

All Cadets who DO NOT have their
names “down for Summer Camp

will turn in their uniforms at this
parade,

3. ‘Orderly Officers: .
13.June 62, “8/0 Hill.
20 June: 62. * F/O Hill,

4, Orderly Sergeants:

62. ¥/Set. Kuit.
Sgt. Simpson

“Cpl. Batchleor.
- C, MacBain, F/L.

ank ‘Webster | spent &

‘Vancouver | Have taken up resi-
denca in Robson. ;
‘Mr, ‘and. Mra,‘.G: Yard, Doug

‘* Mr. and: Mrs, J, Marshall mo-

beer Paces !

. Anthony Quance of Van-
couver'is home visiting with his
mother, Mrs. F, Quance.".-*

Mys. J. T. ‘Webster has .had
Mrs. Dorothy Webster, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Tweed from Van.
couver, as guests for the last few
days, Mr. J. Webster has been a
patient in the isan} hospitay
but is coming al well,

in Trail Tadanac Hospital.
Mrs. Lily, Fuergeson} returned

ll 7

£0, 581: (Castlegar) Sqn]: :
RCAC.

d Mrs. H. Evans spent |’
: sundey, Visiting in Creston.

Miss Joan TsHue is.a patient 3

Two building. ‘permits for $1;
750 in new Soneleuction were ap:
provi Hi

ee

¢ couiie again discussed a pen-
sion plan for the village's volun-
teer firemen.:A ‘meeting will be
held with the firemen to discuss
the subject.
° . :
Comm.°-E.~ C, Ackerman re.
ported on a council delegation’s

Visit -to view the road serving the | ~

John Paulsson, property. He’ said
there is one. narrow spot in the

road and the.road.must be widen-
ed and built up. He said the road
will be fixed “when we don't have
rush nae

Teachers, alaric 3

year “towards negotiation of tea: | il

‘chers’. ‘salary’: contracts’ for, 1983
has ‘been taken on ‘Vancouver ‘Is
Jand.: x 3

“© Representatives ofthe. :Van-
couver ; "Toland: Branch, B.C. School
Trustees’ Association, | will ‘meet
their “opposite “numbers,” repre-
senting Island teachers, at Nanaimo

“| to ‘discuss zonal negotiation of s.

ary, ‘scales similar to last year.” ~
‘Vancouver Island was one. of
two B.C. areas which conducted
zonal talks last year, and it is an-
ticipated’ there will be. more this.
year. Actual negotiation in” most
cases will begin with the reopening
of schools in the fall.
Effect of the Vancouver Island
negotiations was to set up a basic.
salary. scale for all Island -schoot
districts: except” Victoria, : largely
through adjustment of various’ a-
greements already in operation in
the several districts.

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