NEWEST WQUEEN! of ‘the’ B.C.’ Toll

Authority Ferry System,

Saanich, was accepted by Premier Ben-
nett recently ina ceremony’ held*on
the U.S.-Canada, border -in, the Straits
of Jaun de Fuca. The president of the

Queen. of

FIELD

AND

STREAM.

BY JACK WHITE

“Interest, in fishing is’ picking

ke up these days and with it comes a

report of two.17 pound rainbows
being ‘taken off Broadwater, a few.
ling. cod are coming in and quite
a few small dollies are being taken.
So ‘dig’ out your gear, fellows,
‘dress’ your linea and take’ to the
streams’ and lakes as soon as you
get ‘a chance,

Castlegar ‘and District Sports-
men’s’ firat'Fish and Game ‘ban-

; |quet, set for next Thursday night,

is rapidly shaping up. George Wo-
robey brought in'a beautiful young
beaver, and you who have never
tasted’ it”: are in for a treat, to’ say

; |nothing’ of ‘all'the other ‘types’ of

Victoria’: Machinery. Depot..turned the
110-ear, 1,000-passenger ferry over to
the premier. The Queen of Saanich is
the 15th ferry in the fleet and’ will be
used on the. Vancouver-Victoria run.

Results from Local Bowling

Tuesday 1 O'clock, -

Ladies High Single Heten Bat-
chelor - 246; Ladies High Three
Helen Batchelor and Vi McLuckie
. Team High Single Ross's
Meatmarket .- 872; Team High
Three Ross's Meatmarket - 2,527.

Team Points Aero Taxi vs
Ross's Meatmarket '-'4 “Oglows. 2
vs. Defoe’s Transfer - 2;-Castlegar
Drug 2 vs Skyline Auto-service 2.
Tuesday Night Bowling: League.

',4) Happy’ Gang 1; T-DoNo Q; Co-
Opertors 0; Rambléers 3:
Wed, Morning Drivers League
LHS Ruth Rourke 295; LHT
Ruth, Rourke ‘631. THS | Carburet-
tors 839; THT Carborettors 2,459,
“TP. Carburettors 48; Sparetir-
es 39; Sparkplugs 39; Cranks 35;
Bumpers 34; Exhaust 31. No Blow
Club. Anne Benedict, Gwen El
drige
‘Other 600's ‘Mabet ‘MeGillivray

LHS Kay Adshead 267; LHT | 603.

Kay Adshead 643, MHS Earl Rour-
ke 303; MHT Ken Price 764, THT
Rezulere 2,883; Mrs West's 1, saa

DEER PARK SOGIALS

Ladies Wed.Nite League

LHS Annie Koochin 265; LHT
Kay, Adshead -677. THS Beatniks
918; THT. Flyers 2,487,

TP. Sputniks 2; Five Thumbs
2; Flyers 4; Choregirls 0; King-
Pins 3; Beatniks 1.

Other 600’s Ada Halbour 645.
Thursday Morning’ League '

LHS Bea Goetting 239; LAT
Betty Oglow 652 THS Teddy Bears
888; THT Squirrels 2,597.

TP Beavers 54; Teddy Bears
43; Squirrels 43;, Chipmunks 42;
Lions "41; / Minx 29. No Blows -

f West's. 3; Commerce "Bank 1; Bon
bniks- 4; Button Pushers 1.

:-:. Other 600's Bill Davis 713; Nick
Karzienewiski 679; Anita’ Jenks
607; Earl Rourke 761;. George .Ja-
blonskt 611; Doug Sallis 676.
Tuesday Nite Mixed

LHS Vi McLuckie (1-Do-No)

283; -LHT ‘Erma Mykyte

lers) 633. . MHS

(Nighthawks): 264; MHT. Ed Web-
ster (Nighthawks) 711. THS Ramb-
lers '958;'THT Ramblers 2,729,

S TP.. Chevrons °4; Nighthawks

5 ms07n,

Miles Weaver of Maple Creek,
Saskatchewan is spending a. holi-
day with his uncles ‘Merton A,

and Floyd -Ki

Mr, and Mrs, C, V. Tollington

and their son and: daughter-in-law |-1,

Mr, and Mrs. R. Tollitigton of Cas-
tlegar were ‘Sunday visitor to Deer
Park, the guests of ‘Mr. and Mra,
Cc. T. Williamson, 7

Mrs. L. Briggeman of Trail
was the recent guest of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Briggeman. |

Olga and Ethel Macken-
Biers Mig sins
Thur. Mixed Commercial League
LHS Janna Brownlie 306; LHT
Janna Brownlie 780. MHS Lloyd
Wilson and Jim .Proud 280; MHT
Jake Koenig. 755. THS. Plaza Five
128; THT Plaza Five 3,232, °;
TP Rick's Records 2; Smiths
P. and: Hw Untouchables 2; Mud-
larks' 3; “Kay “Bees 1; Confusions
3 Flintstones 1; Bob's Pay'n Takit
4; Four Pointers 0; Bank: of Mon-
treal 2; Tired Tutors 2; Plaza Five

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KINNAIRD TAXPAYERS |
‘You "are ‘reminded that the
vision will sit‘on Saturday, February 23,
1963 between the hours of 10-12 am. in
the Kinnaird Village Office. fi
Allen Selbie,
Clerk.

Other: 60's George Brownlie

B| 713, Jim Proud 710, Valerie Samp-

sonoff 695, Pete ‘Tarasoff 661, Fred
Fillipoff 646, Bob Jeffery 641, A-
lex Naychuck 633, Jim  Bilesky
628, Pearl Filipoff 626, Elsie Koo-
chin 623, Inis McAdam 618, Fred
Joyce 616, Walter Cheveldave 613.
Men’s League -

MHS .George -Rilkofé - 328;

u|MHY George Rilkoff - 851, TH!

Misfits - 1,211;. THT. Misfits - 3,227
TP . Misfits - 3, Flunkies - 4,
Hepcats - 0, Whiz. Kids - 2, C.B.A.
Flyers -. 2, Ganders - 1,
= Other 600'’s Jake Koenig - 817,
E. Bringsly - 638,'George Brownlie
- 676, Ernie Erlandson - 625, Wal-
ter Kanigan - 702, Nick Karzanie-
ski--.612 Barry MacKay - 618.

B| High | School Bowling

LHS Penny Gibson 248, LHT
Joy Byers 520. MHS Ron Hend-
rics 225, MHT Glen Shuttleworth
673. THS:Team I ; The Kruds,
1,000 THT Team i; The Kruds,
2668,

TP Team 1-3 2-4, Team
3- 3, Team 4-0, Team 5 -1,

6

Team 5 Spt. (34%); Team 4 -
O'pt. (34); Team 10°- 4 pt. (34);
Team 12 - 3 pt.

pt. (29); Team 6 - 3 pt. (27). Pe
Other 600's Jim Gormly -
Jim. Hardy .- 617, Dave Hittert .

620,

Coffee Break League.

+. LHS Mabel ; Creighton 220,
LHT Gladys’ :‘Manahan 582... THS
Mugs ‘803, : THT Mugs: :2,386. =.
TP Wheaties 144,°Muffets '4,

'| Mugs. 3, Sheerios 0) ,Take-5.- 246 | SS

Pincurlers '1.

Other 600's Ed. ” Bringsli 738,
W. Kanigan 675, J, ‘Mason sr 651,
0. Vecchio 47, F.'Tollington 645,
M. Harding 618, J. Paulson 606.
FB Fomenoft 631,

: AT

wild meat that the ladies have on
Hospital Rummage
‘Sale on March 9

A-very successful annual din-
ner and dance was held on Jan.
19 by the. WA to the Castlegar and
District Hospital,
needy mother was provided
with. a. layette for the baby...
More new, toys are being pur-
chased for. the children’s ward.
Plans are being made for a
rummage sale on March -9, Those
wishing to donate any used arti-
cles are asked to contact Mrs; H.
Wood at 365-5706, Mrs. Morrison
at 365-5132 or Mrs. W. Sweeney
at 365-5002.

Planning has started for the
annual dance to be held. May 10.
“Keep this date open and join us
for a ‘good time,” an

tap and in the process of prepara-
tion, é

Man o' Man, those’ of you who
failed to buy your. tickets © in time,
I'm‘sorry, but: that’s. the ‘way ‘it
Goes, don’t say you werent warn:
ed ahead of time,’'+

We will be having a disptay
of trophies on’ hand that have
been» taken in the’ past, ‘skins,
heads, etc, to’ add’ to the atmos-
phere and "the panels of guns that
the Department’ of Recreation and
‘Conservation have, that: have’ ex-
Ploded' through. one’ fault, or ano-
ther will also be in display.

Nick Shelfontiuk: will. be put-
ting ‘in‘a‘ rack of: guns ‘with’ his
handmade - stocks, and” several’ o-
ther items ‘of’ local interest are
on tap.’ A very interesting and in-
formative ‘evening “is '{n’ store so
we'll be seeing ' you’ folks,

Tcouldn’t pass up this: chance |.

to‘ give you'a breakdown on the
hunting accidents for 1962 as com-
piled by the Fish and Game. Bran-
eh. They are’ broken into’ three
aliferent Classifications’ and are as
follows.

1"Hunting  Caswalties- | Fire-
arms, When ‘a person is injured
by a hunting weapon outside of the
residence and arising from the
activity of hunting, ‘including tra-
vel to and from the hunting field.

Deer Park: WI
Holds Meeting

Six to roll

executive _ member,

KRA Hears Talk
On: ‘Pesticides’ :

‘A busy meeting was held re-
cently by the i Sionated Ratepay-
ers’ ‘Associatio

Storm . drainage, id

eall at the February meeting of
the Deer Park.-Women's . Institute
at the home of Mrs, W.'M. Doug-
las,

In the absence of the record-
ing secretary, -Mrs. Douglas’ read
the minutes of the January:meet-

ij e" treasurer's Teport was
read by Mrs. Coleman. =

Correspondence included a Iet-
ter of thanks from the -Kootenay

Hehtoty Fway acquisition by the vil-
lage : of future’storm sewers and
sewerage, ‘a spring clean-up and
Paint-up campaign and-a sign for
the. Crest: View. subdivision were
all discussed.

; The; meeting voted to send a
letter’: to “the: village“ council on
these matters asking for comment
on them.

In‘ addition, the dog nuisance
was discussed and the KRA: will
be writing the Board’ of Broadcast
Governors in support of the CBC's
application for:a satellite repeater
station to. serve this area.

Mrs, W. T. S. ‘Pearce, secret-
ary of the KRA, gave‘a’ talk on
pesticides. This. included. informa-

to thes living things
and our environment, : eat

Society: for Children
for the donation sent “them at
Christmas, A letter was read .from
the» Rotary Health Unit,’ from
which’ a decision was made to send
a Sonation of $5.)

Another letter was read from
MLA Donald Brothers, regarding
the. request made” for’ electrical
power. In his ‘letter Mr. Brothers
informed the Institute that a 150
horse-power diesel unit for gene-
rating power was available if the
community was interested.

A Valentine and letter were
sent to’ to-adepine John Arneil; a get-
well’ card went’ to’ a member who
had been “in yeneouver: hospital.
As‘ February is ‘the ‘‘ les for
Friendship” month,’ a donation of
$4.00 is:to be sent to the ,provin:

'|eial'séeretary; this'amount was col-

Jected at. all the meetings during
the year. |

Tenders Invited.

“Tenders ‘are: ‘invited by March 1st.on the ceaing
and. burning: of ‘242. acres at' Pass Creek Park,

PASS CREEK BOARD,

East Robson. Area i Je to to Be left clean of all over-
. growth. Par A.
Anderson, J. Hipwelk: or ror D:

be.
Brookes.’

‘0% “818, CASTLEGAR:

Don't Drag ©

a pe iTS
TIRE

ROLL: THE EM

A Bear: Line, Up will’ keep: ‘them? rolling and:
increase your tire.

‘At the ‘Chevron: Station: in' Kinnair
‘Phone 365-2472

‘PAINTING

‘and | Decorating,
Free Estimates’ _Gladly_ ‘Given
_P. ‘WOYKIN

PAINTING. LTD.”
Phone '365-5410'""

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FATAL 10; SERIOUS 2; NOT SER-
IOUS 10 for a‘total of 22,

2. Other Hunting and Fishing
a
where death, drowning or any in-
jury occurs during the activity of
hunting and fishing. FATAL 6;
SERIOUS 0; NOT SEN OUs, 1; for
a total of qe

03, Firarms Casualties NON
HUNTING, Where death or .in-
jury ‘occurs from a firearm used
for target’ practice,.or ‘industrial
use such as° commercial fishing,
stock or crop protection. FATAL
2; SERIOUS 3;- Nor SERIOUS 6;
fora ‘totol: of 11.

TOTAL. OF (ALL CASUAL-

TIES.IS 40 and of this number
16° were | self” inflicted‘ wounds
through careless .gun handling, or
some .ather careless act, in fish.
ing accidents,
In all. cases wherein firearms
were involved charges. were press-
ed and in each case THE PERSON
WHO WAS AT. FAULT.'HAD HIS
EIREARMS. LICENSE :SUSPEND-
ED in cases where firearms. were
involved, and. in cases. whercin
someone . was , killed or wounded
throughout the. discharge of some-
one elses firearm, criminal negli-
gence -charges are. pending.

To help prevent such accidents
we have just concluded a Junfor

Firearms Safety Program in which
35 of our. up and coming gun hand-
Jers. completed the course and in
lieu of the fact that of the people
involved in the above accidents 22
were under. the age of 21, -perhaps
we may in: time decrease this ac-
cident. 1 rate which, is I. believe the,
highest fora long time in B.C. but
is lower than ever in ratio to the
number ‘of new ‘licenses issued.

JA

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No. 167

All citizens are ‘reminded ‘that Kinnaird oe
5, the

therefor.

>The owner of every licensed’ ‘dog. ‘shall keep
on such‘a. dog.a ‘collar. or: harness ‘to which .shall
be attached’ the dog tag accompanying the license |

(a) No owner of'a‘dog shall permit such a dog

UBC Dean Writes College
_On Notre Dame’s Status —

"| taken, .
I herewith submit -a -Jetter|coming.‘from Notre Dame: Unl-
which I recelved ‘from Dean Chant | versity. College ‘or from ‘any, ‘other
) UBC regarding: the'status’ of | university in the’ world, As*I‘in-

Dear Sir:

Notre Dame “University... College. | t

. May I request its publication since | port this will

its contents should be of interest|}coming. from’ regional” or com-
munity ‘colleges where’ academic
courses are given.

tothe people of this area,”
(Js MacAULAY, -
Dean of Studies,
Notre Dame i
University” College » itl
Fee oe 5

Dr. J, MacAulay, t
Dean of Studies, .{ t!
Notre Dame Maivseaite icaieae:
Nelson, B.C, >

Dear. Dean MacAulay:

In reply to your letter of Feb.
ruary 6,!:Notre Dame . University

College, beara’ the same rolation-|ment of a regional college in the
ship to.the University of British | Castlegar-Kinnaird: - region,,:are
Columbia as does ‘any, other, col. clearly stated in ‘President ac-
donald’s” report and they ‘cast no

Victoria’ College ‘is an excep-| reflection ‘upon the standards of
tion, having :'been in| affillation| Notre Dame: University * College,

lege. or university.‘

with UBC for many, years... This
affiliation will cease when Victoria

College: becomes a wholly ‘inde-|' -

pendent university ‘as has recent-
ly: been announced) President mee
donald’s -report -on Higher.

cation ia‘ British’ Columbia” Saeas
no provision for other institubens
to-become affiliated with ; UBC.

—) Students'‘can ‘obtain credit at
UBC in- subjects’‘of First’ Year
‘Arts and Science by: passing” ‘the

“Grade. XNI
tions, regardless of the cahoots
or. colleges they, have attended.

The acceptance of courses for their regular meeting last: week in
credit beyond the First Year is the United, Church basement.

in ‘terms of ‘the: students ‘official
transcript-from the college: or uni-

versity where’ the “courses were | another ‘country. They were: Nor-
= way,
and’ France, When the Brownies
had formed their fairy: ring, the
District Commnlieloner Mrs. J, Dal-
; ziel, ‘was invited’ into the ‘centre

- Rummage Sale Dale oes rtd tia the esate
a Bar: badge to Linda , Korody. and
‘A. business \ meeting of the |Golden Hand to Bonale Read...

- Evening Group Sets

Robson : Women’s: Evening cron,

College, was not. granted. affilia-

Columbia was due to a reluctance

can recall no discussion in the se-
nate of: the university. that’ ‘was
critical of thé standards of Notre
Dame ::: University‘ College. .

Pack- held’ a very impressive
Thinkin;

50 the girl's

This, is true of students

erpret President : Macdonald’s re-
apply to students

The fact .that Notre -Dame
ion . by the’ University ‘of: British

o extend the practice of. affilia-
‘lon beyond Victoria College. | I

The reasons for the establish:

8, N. F. CHANT,
Deans (UBC. bias

and Brownie Pack
‘Holds: Thinking
‘Day Ceremonies |

‘The } ands Castlegar’: Brownle

ig Day ceremony . during

Each, pack had the name of
South Africa, Netherlands

~ Mra. .D. Shaw, Brown ‘Owl, ‘al-

S<.Martin with 19
one visitor present.

; was
Among many varied items dis-| s.45e of the Thunder Bird, which

cussed was the World Day of Pra-
yer on March 2,° The group: will

endeayer sore help : all those. who was ‘a mi

have.’

-' The date ‘for: the. rummage

sale was set.for May 11..when a
er, hamper . wil

for.
After the close of the meeting, P. Oglow, hela ath

serv:

money to Mrs, Dalziel, This money

After’: this! the seis unde under: the

pasted on a’ board in the

is the emblem. of. B,C. and under
the ithe Thunder «Bird

this was rere with; pennies
which. amounted ‘to $4.
money which:the girls had ‘éarned.

leadérship of Mrs,

were,
ed: The draw brought by’ Mrs.
‘Woodrow. was won: by. Mrs. Mac-
Alister. ‘The next meeting,’ a so-
cial, will ‘be on Feb. 28. at the

‘owas’ small ta:
ble Sade with ‘a ‘white’: cloth
and on the table were two’ lighted
white; tapers. The Sixer of ‘each

GARLIC RINGS 3 for s

> to be at large within the Municipality un-
less_the same is accompanied: by ‘and un-
der the effective control of a responsible
person. or. is led or confined ona leash or

(b) No owner of'a dog shall permit siibh dog
to be in‘any of the Places | hereinafter enu-
merated ‘unless the dog is led or. confined
on ‘a léash’ or’ chain.

(I. All. public swimming Places.

(I) ‘All: parks.

ai All vac i
IV). All public buildings and the immed-
N92; date precincts . thereof. d,

No owner shall permit any dog to: bark per-
sistently so ‘as to disturb, , the quiet, Peace rest
or. enjoy of the nei r.the 'com-'
fort or convenience of any individual.” 3

Any dog not Wearing a collar or harness’ and
license tag as:provided in this Bylaw, and'any dog, ©
whether so tagged or not, found wandering ‘at
Jarge in’ the Village and: not : accompanied ‘by
some person in effective control, or, not restrained
by: leash or. chain,, or:!any.dog ‘at large’ known ‘to
he vicious or savage, may ‘be: captured’ by " the
poundkeeper or by. any person authorized by the
poundkeeper. ‘to ‘capture’ such dog* and conveyed
‘to and placed in the Pound.

* No: person: shall keep’ ‘parbour' 6 or r have i in his

- Possession any dog suffering ,.from any. infectious
or. contagious disease,’ unless such ‘dog is in’ isola-
tion and under treatment for: the: cure.of the-
same. : :
“It. shall: be ‘lawful for the "Medical Health
Officer or Sanitary. Inspector of the’ Villa: » to,
--der’ any. dog found to? be: suffering: ‘from any’

fectious | or. unless i
and. under treatment, to: be }destroyed, ? and//th
poundkeeper ‘on ‘receiving such’ order shall forth:
with destroy ithe same. ’

“No owner ofa ‘female ae shall jermit
aoe. to be at large while-in:heat unless: said dog
is restrained: by a leash ‘ or. chain:

Any,,.person ae any. provision of this: x
By-law. shall. be‘ guill f ain * offe

pack went to the table and lighted
her small candle which each ° girl

home of Mrs.. MacCready.
= Sa had: and she. in turn lighted the

"Negligent Driving

ee of each .girl in her: group.

e' girls formed: acircle 2-
ce the table and when all pack
@ their candles lighted

hae
they sang “Happy. Birthday -Dear
“ The

Id. George’ M.

Mokortoft came to his deat, Dec.
9, 1962, through the negligent driv-
ing of Paul Pereversoff of Pass
Creek, a ‘coroner's jury ruled here
last Thurs day.
‘The jury found that Perever-
soff was driving on the. wrong
side of the ‘road, ‘causing an‘ ac-
cident,
») Undeér.corner. Dr.;\V. Goresky,

the jury “ruled “Makortoff ‘died
from asphyxiation while in an un-
conscious condition ‘after the car
in’ which ‘he’ was riding collided
with a’ rock bluff. near- the -Bril-
liant pe ‘shortly before mid-
night Dec.

Adding’ Machine: ‘Tapes: and.”

ribbons.
Typewriter ribbons’ for.
makes of machines,

“inks & Ballpoin Pens,
Steno Note Books.

File Folders.
Ledger and Journal

two candles on the
tabl re representing; the’: two-
fold Guide promise.
Mrs. Dalziel’ told the girls
how. the .money would. be .used
to‘ help: in: many ways both. in
Canada and other countries, |
After the ceremony the girls |
‘até the small: birthday cake which
their.candles had been placed in.
1. Dalzi

toast. by. the Brownies who. are
working on: their - badges.
1 This was ‘avery pleasant af-
oon and. the.Guiders are‘\to be | #
congratulated on the work: they
are doing with the girls.

all

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Columnar: Pads.

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