CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursda:

February 24, 1972

Four-Year Old Kinzaird Dog
‘Survives Poisoning Attempt

‘ By ‘tsie Hughes
i ante

‘years of ihe and ay aa
ivived a near fatal olson:
dng and recently Ua a ir
‘pellet fro

four,

let remove

le
: It is enough to make
person fighting mad. ‘Well

Toronto Music
Examination
Results
The following young

hel
cently in Trail by the Royal
Conservatory of Music
Toronto.

e names are arrang-
ed in order of merit.

rade X Piano

Joycelyn P.

am.
j Grade IX Piano
‘First Class Honors, Su-
san M, Culley; Honors, Deb-
ouise ‘Tenisci.

Grade_VI Plano
Honors, Donna J. Mathe-

‘son,
H Grade V Piano
* | Honors,“Meryle Lecomte.
i Grade Piano
| _ First Class Honors, Pat-
Tick Roscoe; Honors, ‘Mark
:Fabbl; Patricia C C. Kilt;

jan
Pints Clase Honors, Deb-
ie S.

Honors, “Gordon P, Gal-
te. ari Leslie A, Glover
{ ra Grade I Piano

OL Firat 7 Class Honors,
‘Denise Leco: and Cath-
‘erine E. Ward | tegaaths Paige
: Withers; Sune De_ Kleine
and Robert Kirkwood
eq ual); ‘The sees J. He
‘and Daphne Wiens (equal)

PETTITT PHOTOS

SOLOHd Linliad

SOLOHd ‘LLIL3ad

PETTITT PHOTOS.

not all persons, for some
sey he Is just a dog — and
e is,

. Bruce is a Shetland
sheep dog owned by Mr.
irs, Dave Ferguson of
‘d, who
to
have gone to considerable
expense to look after their
Broperly. But But Mrs, Fer-
hopping mad io

k anyone could be

The Polsoning {1 two 0 years
ago meant a rush trip to
Trail to a vet who held a
long and doubtful vigil-
an

ce,

The vet recently re-
moved the BB pellet which
dntlick ed, a highly infected
wound.

Bruce isn’t allowed to
roam, Children are pelo
to come and pI
him but not to entles their
four-legged friend out of
the

yal

Because of the dog's

confinement, Fer; ergus.

on can't see

should have been Y ppoted
of this suffe:

t one time her pet al-
so had to be attended to for
h Mrs. F'

brought into her yard by
wandering, unattended KQs.
She had her Pet treated
and warned all her neigh-
bors to keep their dogs
home so io They, wouldn’t come
into with the in-
fection.

Local Shuttle
Players Rank
In Kelowna Play

The B.C. open badmin-
ton championships was held
in Kelowna the weekend of

layers entered.
Play The winners of the ‘A’
flights were as follows:

ies singles: Jus

La
Rollick.

Men's singles:
Ladies doubles: -
Rollicks and Mimi Rollands.
en sable Bruce

a, Ralph. Patter-

Mixed doubles: Ralph
Pattenan and Mimi Rol-

Local players placed as

Frey Soules
Paynter (Ne!son) and Wey-
eat (Kelowna) were defeated
by Ballard and Emery.

“Cc” Mixed doubles:

Kerby and Lewis (Nelson)
defesed Worster and Suth-

Men's doubles:

(Trail)
Sutherland and Fult

“Cc” Men’s Singles: Mc-
Connell (Trail) was defeated
by Paynter (Kelowna).

BOBWOOD SHUFFLE-CURL
TABLES

Fun And Games For All Ages!
Four Medels to Choose from
$219.00 Up

Monashee Sporling Equipment

AT THE HELM of the installation ceremonies
for the High Arrow Shrine Club on Sat-
urday night was High Priest and Prophet
Capt. Harry Terry of the Gizeh Temple, Van-
couver (centre). An old sea captain himself,
he_took the wheel_of the lake steamer.

Minto and ‘showed Bob fFoubister (left)
president of the local club and David Ste-
wart, secretary, how he used to handle
a ship. Officers from other Shrine clubs
in the area were instalied at the same
time. — Castlegar News Photo

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL

Milos,

NDP C

PUP LEAGUE
STANDINGS '
Standings to Feb. 19:

WoL T Pts,

» Wilson
K, Sherstobitoff
Horning

mnigan
josafatow
Bradford

ram
D. Verigin

Sponsored Child

Sends Greetings

To Church Women
A hand made” Christ-

mas card from thee apo:
fared el in Ging

To be Nominated
This Weekend

Here are our Snow Car-
nival results:

Girl's snowshoe race—
1, Elsie Harshenin, 2. Bon-
nie Hadikin,

Boys’ snowshoe race
1, Randy Houghton, 2. Gor-
die Giles.

Girl’s 100 yd. di
1. Susan Culley,
Rain,

Boy's 100 ye. dash —
. John Wishloff, 2, David
Maddocks. .

Back

Jocelyn

Boys’ Piggy Back Fight
_ = 1 a Yeygey and Ter-

1. Katrine Thor-Larsen. 2,
Fay Bode

Boys’ ski-skate raco —
1, Randy Houghton, 2.

seulp' 1.
K Gass lumpy is eas
ass (Hump'

C Class
to

Noth-

very. good time,
Our school drama club

stic about the
the Arts to be helt
zon towards

2. ast in many want

Junior Band also this year,

entering a
will be = of Baaents
playing on home-made in-
strument will
train taelé and will be con-
ducted by Susan Culley. We
haven't cooked up a name
for it yet,

Mrs. D. EB. Hughes 365-5503
Bl shen Ore is tient

lueberry Creek is a patient
in Trail

Election year Betivity
sail willbe

ssibly be a third group .
Pier Be

eter, e@ P Hall on
Eldorado street

The NDP-sponsored
convention will endorse a
candidate to oppose Educa-
tion Minister Donald Broth-
ers of the Social Credit
Pi

Arts Don Barry of Rossland
cb - and Chris D'Arcy of Kin-
re are entering our. naird are vying for their
party's nod.

socialists, who last
ana “the seat in the gen-
eral election of 1940, have
since lost nine straight el-
ections to Coalition and So-
cial Credit candidates.

The NDP riding asso-
clation’s . paid’ membership
has since i oe from.

enthusia-
‘estlval of
din Nel-

nd of

We are vel

Mrs. Leitner has nee.

“special” we are
in Band that

This band

Speaking of cooking —
the gade oF Foods and Nu-

bee: b:
ger Kinnaird by he Gharch
Women.

e from Stichie:
mito Na ath, 15, who
Bow. helps with her board

it school.

At the recent Fogulat
meeting, Mrs.
mett was jee to Sone:
sent Castlegar - Kinnaird
on the Kootenay
Preebyteral Board.

Members were also re-
minded that the World Day
of Prayer will be held on
Friday, Mi »

Baptist Church.
During the meeting ex-

The meeting opened
with a short prayer and

trition Class is planning am an-

2.;Tom va rother of its super

pe ham and p! rea =
with rice,
and , delicious
apple for “dessert.
Sound yummy? You bet.

DISTRICT
- SOCIALS

rassed into it by zealous or-
ganizers.” He added that.

ives, a dynamic
election effort could be
lcipated.

Warner of

lonal Hospital.

Viuttine at the: home of
.Mr, and Mrs. Carl Loeblich

has an insur-

. and Mrs, jaros
Penticton, former. residents

of Banaras
Mr. Mrs. George

under, the direction of Mr. Ritkoff of Hobson returned
Peterson, is hard at work home Friday after a months

reparing its “The Ad-
Hing Machine F ee the Cre-
ston Festival. ¥

second “Motivation”
au is about to

their ti
“motivation” is a re

hit up here, there coul

On taking the West K
last Saturday — we are proud BP you. Now
let us see you take the East Kootenay.

Gongrale
MIDGET REPS

vacation which took them to
many spots including Di-
sneyland and Mexico.

SENIOR MITE
STANDINGS

The Senior Mite division
standings as of February
21 are:

LT Pts.
Flyers 039
Red Wings

Rockets 1-
A round Robin playoit
commences one! Saturday,
February 26. The Flyers
have won the ieogue trophy.
However, | all. teams
have a chance to win ate
playott trophy. The Eagles
Rockets play tonight to
complete league play.
The es -have gen-
_ erally been. vey sclcre and

* good h ockey | is rule
when the Mites ‘olay If you
haven't been toe see eee
‘budding stars drop in

the arena-on any ursday
between 5 p.m, and 7 p.m.
or any, Saturday between
11 am. and 1 p.m.’

Hotel. Experienced as a log:
ger, he served a
on the Rossland Council and
is active in that cities’ dis-
pute with Brother’s Educa-
tion Deparment:
uly ower ti d for a
operations, and for
E Time a licenced

inl
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Box 1351, Castlegar

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ten years, a-
er ‘at “Celgar's °

conducted

A get-well card, signed
by all present at the meet-
ig held at the home of

MeNeil, was sent
tohtra S. Walton who is in
hospital.

Hostesses for the ev-
cning we were Mrs. L. Buffett
and Mrs. E. Murray.

Post Nice Increase

In 1816 there were 10
post offices In Lower Can- post
ada and nine in Upper Ca-
nada. Today there are ap-
proximately 8,827 post of-
uuces in Canada, i

OX TEAM. MAIL
Medicine’ Hat's first
office, established In
1882, was located in a tent.
Mall was delivered to it by
ox team,

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Two School Principals Query.
‘Trustees on Teacher Lay-offs

+ A balanced budget does
not come ‘easy and

jaird Elem¢
Jim Corbett ot ‘Twin 2
Element
with the

on the Seto the cuts will
impose on thelr respective

- Mr, Bate Stated he was
net saying bet

be
made but thet te hated to

Mr. Corbett spoke of
york wiih was done. in

May and June that would
have tobe be attended to dur-

0
said,

ve his staff a bet-

ter underatanding of pro-

osed classes before depar-

r] for”: ;the summer

Doukhobors Pause
To Honor Leader
Peter Verigin ll

Tmemorial worvice for

Kootenay River  overlook-
ing ihe community of Bril-

The event marked the
Peeks anniversary of his

ont ll ing the resid
low! e graveside
service ie crowd fe

to the it

Verigin scout
's contribu-
the Doukhobor cul-

“When Mr. Verigin w:
accepted in 1927 to the top
f.the Christian

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Phone 365-7250

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‘Hobo ride 2 the Douk:
hol ture. py. 2 izing

Sil thet their districts, founding
Shoat atcivitles, Seeeuizing
0
the Union of Youth of the
iritual C

934 that is 2 euld te their
a le
faith. aA :

ii Income Tax 2

month, M4 He suggested if
made, less
ete mo months may, be bet-

Greek teachera; erage to $55
from $50 effective July 1.
Classroom rentals - will

also be studied by the

bo:

e board’ did agree,
however, to keep soup tick
ets at the same price as in

department of education's
roval to sell two parcels

nd
received for the supplying
of a new school bus, includ-
ing gptfonal eg equipment but

‘The bid of Speedway
Service and Garage

was accepted. The retiring
bus was not traded in so it
could be used for spare
‘parts. Ped

Casllegar
- Soclal Notes

‘by Mrs. R Johnson 5-8294
les of

Sharpl a th

les, at the
flee Residence in
on oa 11,

We are happy to extend
congratulations to the

MIDGET
REPS

on winning the West Kootenay
Championship and extend all good .
wishes to them in their game with _

the East Kootenay Team.

CASTLEGAR:
SAVINGS

CREDIT UNION

Phone 365-7232

\your FORMS COMPLETED
ir RORLEMS, DEALT WITH

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\ STATEMENTS PREPARED

her brother-in-law and _sist-
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in Pass Creek.

Mr. H. Evans accom
anied by his daughter Mrs,
Fuller both of “Robse:

Accountant

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Silverwood Crescent, Wood-
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"Phone 365-7985

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Mabel Peristrom ©
of policed is visiting with

» from Quebec in 1068.

i the plpedreamer
wi) By BRUCE RAMSEY -

Tho Chairman,
* Local Incantives Program,
Ottawa

Dear Fellow Chairman:-

As Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
of the Ootisch Came! Breed: | would like
to recelve a $75,000 grant to halp solve, a health problem
In the West Kootenays,

1 would draw to your attention a recent press ‘dispatch
from Ulan Bator, In Outer Mongolia, which stated that
doctors there had discovered there was no anemia in that
country due to the people drinking camels. milk.

1 should also draw to: your. attention. that. British _
Columbia has had with: Bactrian,
that Is two-humped Mongollan camels, as they. were Im-
ported Into.this country in the 1860s for usa on the Cari-
boo Trail and later some found there way into the West
Kootenays.

The Ootisct
that the experiment of the 1860s was nota success, but we
have learned a great deal from those earlier mistakes, and
we pledge that this will not happen again.

Some of the problems encountered earlier should be
outlined, -

@ The earlier operators brought In what ‘the Victoria
“Colonist” said was “a real life Turk” to act as came! driver.
His name was Hadj Ali, better known as Hi Jolly, but one
night he lost all his money and clothes at the hands of
Chinese gamblers.

(We solemnly pledge that we will not gamble away
government (i.e. taxpayers) money).

@_ A camel spat in the eye of a prominent Victoria
gentleman.

(We'solemnly pledge we will not permit eny of our
camels to spit in the eye of any prominent gentlemen from:
either Victoria or Ottawa).

@ A camel once ate the shirt of Matthew Bailie. Beg-
bie, the first judge In British Columbia,

Camel Jers A ly

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Februai

24, 1972

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ATE CHIP, PAULINS

(This situation is, of course, quite i bi d
as both Ottawa and Victoria have taken the shirts off every-
body’s back).

@ An Indian dropped dead from faloht when he saw
his first camel.

{This will not happen again, we assure you. The Ootis-
chenia Came! Breeders Association has applied to the Can-
ada Council for a grant to publish a book to be entitled
“How to Live With a Camel” and this will be distributed,
free of charge, provided we get a grant from the Towns of
Castlegar and Kinnaird, to every householder in the area).

@ It was charged that camels create a bad smell.

(The © h Camel de A tf is aware
of its duty towards pollution control, and will insist that the
camels have daily baths and use a mouthwash: at least three
times a day).

Camel, meat was once, sold in the Hudson’s. Bay store
at Fort Kamloops. 3 sid

@ We wish to * assure you that any, mest “gold will:

f _bear the appropriate government stamps.

“We will be requesting the Wildlife Branch. to alert.
hunters in this area, to the fact there are restrictions against
shooting, trapping, or catching camels in this Province. This
was done ‘because a miner once mistook a camel fora riz
zly bear and shot it thoroughly dead. : :

We would appreciate a reply, and a: cheque ‘by rum
mail. A subsidiary organization, the Yahk Yahk Butter
Poration will also be in touch with you shortly

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SCHOOL BOARD NEWS

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ii pri ey

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