HELD & STREAM
Trespassers

5 The silvers | while charlie Fodor's youngest g
are running on| daughter brought in a nice one
the Arrows fel-|in the four pound c
lows and they It is most interesting to hear
are hitting fest a report that since the creel can.
and . {furiously |.sus started on the OWS

on almost any-| fishing success is higher to date
thing you‘of-} than onthe Kootenays. This
fer them, The} comes as no surprise to yours
old killer, the} truly, as I have been a strong
itis dick, seems to be the fa-| supporter of the Arrows for the
‘vourite, with the willow: leaf| last five ye years, rs, and though many
eople t “there's no

and wormreuning & clone fe: i there” 1 am afraid I would be|
ken last Sunday despite the rain | the last one to agree.
_and the run should continue for I travelled to the coast on
“another three weeks, so go your | the July 1 weekend and it was
best lick. quite plain to see that it was
dpening day for, the streams.
Every bend on each flowing
piece of water ‘had one or two
hopefuls wetting a line, even
though it was raining cats and
dogs, and they were Setting
their limits in

conservatio!

have a point on on: Kootenay Lake
named after him is a most fit-

ting gesture, in ticularly when
re one of most favoured

sportsmen are just,

moron, or. morons ° as.

may be, left’ the broken: glass

scattered all over the range.
Why anyone owning a gun)"

wants to pull.a caper such as

this has always perplexed ne | ek

s bt
| Sehool’Distriet: No; ‘was held
repently’ at!the City Centra: Mo-,
‘te!

“Several members of’ the
school board were present, with
the highlight of the evening be-
ing the ‘presentation of safe driv-|
ing; awards’ acknowledging. the

“2° Ngood safety. record held: by, the

pdrivers, «°° 12

eon in in to air it
| ne Sp fall for

I have ever seen tho

but let me issue a word of warn-| high co!
ing, the Castlegar Wildlife As- like to

sociation ranges are private pro-
perty and as such will now be
posted. The ranges are for the
use of those who are members of
the association: and : tres:
will be prosecuted. ‘The ‘cl
also bar anyone caught
wilful or malicious 4
from membership for. .

The men, women and boys
who support this outdoor-loving,
conservation-minded group have
put many hours of work and a
good many hundred dollar bills
into the club’s property and they
are not going to stand by and

let any jerk destroy and ruin}.
their eff : Let ‘me remind]...

Suanvone hae the, B.C. -Wildlife
Association will pay up to $500
reward for the arrest Pend con-
viction of a person or persons} Ri
wilfully damaging property
while using a gun.

The Tifle, pistol ont, shot-
gun ranges put in by the

gto real-

ly be pi

n't doubt for a and to tin

will be open to the’

many occasions. I don’t think its
too much to ask of anyone to res-

le He | pect: th the rights and’ property of

ha
next: week to give
Plote run down on

‘at the stale of the)

hunting this abu re Pron't tbatevs .

in,the Kootensys.

ay cash award,

which is automatic for every five

years,/was: Paul | ‘Drazdoff, who|
fa dt

doff,:18;years; BI Rempel, 1 ning

years; Denny Hughes, four years;
Sack Postnikof?, two years; Mar-
cel-Egli, two years; ’ iJim Wilson,
two years; Leo Plamondon, one
year -and Van Eldstrom, one

2 the following acivers recelv-
ed wings inscribed with the
words: “Your calaren Safety
83 r Business: from Mr.; Mor,
strom, Marcel Egli, ‘Ji
off, Jim ‘Wilson, Ira Johnson and
Raymond. Plamoudonsi ey

“-Héaded by Doukhobor lead-
iJ,,Verigin and ‘his. wife,
‘group “Se Mectsnay Boundary 70°
sidents left “On: Sunday to visit
ussia, the land of ke fore-
Fs ‘While in fhe Soviet Union
ie y hopes to place a me-
inorkal que ‘at the ate where
Dot burned firearms
7885 in ‘protest against militar

er TH eiabers of the Ero |

shonoff, ‘Mr, and Mrs. J. K. Nov-
Mr. and Mrs. F, P.

q - piel)
2 J. om, President,
bare Secure cere
bs te announes t the i appalae
ment.of, Be. o ya)
the position leet otion

Mr. — cameit to Sanaa

after
“Ce Dubie He joined Talend
in 1967, worked inl in both
Sales and Service capacities, being

Roni 196 as the
n and ts presently the
Company's Pen-

teen oe
Mr, Fitzpatrick in addition to his
new position as Sales Promotion
Manager, will continuens Manager,
Penticton.

“Mrs. D. Hughes, Ph. 365-5503
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Haw-

year.
ed at White Sox S:

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the ey they stopped at Cal-
gary to visit Mrs. wkins’ sis-
ter, Mrs. E, aekeon. :
Recent. guests to the home

of Mesand) Mrs dricks
Mr. and Mrs. A. E

Sask.,
and three’ of their.children from
t- Seift c

Current.
and Mrs. J. Kubos mo-
tored ito Fernie and Coleman for
the Jong weekend.
id Mrs, ‘Tom Titford

lored the is
the coast they. stopped fora few
days at' Naramata ‘where th
oldest son Bruce attended the
last part of a Cc camp. ©

Mr. Peter. Oglow Jr. is now
home after. undergoing major
surgery at the Trail-Tadan:
Hospital.

Visiting at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. James Morgan, are Mr. and
ae R. G. Hamilton of Score ‘Wil-

Mr. and Mrs. H. Osgood and
daughter Roxy Ann of Shilo,
Manitoba, are the guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sy-
mons,

Bid
holes in yeu inoledm can a be
patched with a wax crayon the
same color as your lino. Melt

the crayon, then fill the hole
and smooth 'the surface. 7

Just.Arrived

another shipment of
KORATRON

by Cole of California,
New shades of blue and green with
matching plaids —

Slims

Slocveleas Bisa
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sizes 8 to 18

Koratron is permanent press. Wash
and tumble dry and garment is. ready
fo wear again — never needs ironing.

KARNIE’S

ae E
‘Mrs. J. J. Maloff, the latter
eouple from Saskatoon.

in| ities of that time, ;

Doukhobor Party to. Erect.
A Plaque i in South Russia

The laque reads: “Here on
a| June. 29, :1895.: the Doukhobors
stepped forward with: ideals (of
peace, against war. and killing.
Upon this spot they sombollcaly
burned: their’ firearms. For.

and torture from Tsarist author:

“These peace makers ‘ are
our own ancestors. In memory
of their heroism and dedication
for peace and brotherhood throu-
ghout the whole world we, the
Canadian Doukhobors, ‘during
‘our visit! place this -memorial
mae in witness of our grati-
“in the. Name

of
The Doukhovors of Cana
ae we Nerigint ren am

| <> “August 1966, Peshch -
lage of Orlovka, be Atalehaisk? va
trict, Georgian -SSR.”.

action they, suffered eeeceirat

* puns ‘Notice is hereby

giver
- of the Municipality of the Corgorstica of The Vil-

laze of Kinnaird that I require the presence of /
the said \Electors.at the Village Office on Friday,

the’; 18th “day of July, 1966, at the hour of 10: 200 a
n the of =

for ‘the
lecting a person to represent ‘them as:’ Commis-
sending Deceit: ai oe

98800

“pe as follo

wating by:two:duly: mat Electors of-the Muni:
. The nomination’ paper shall be ‘delivered °

Es pagr ‘Returning Officer at i aie between.the
i z ok nace

the:

the name, residence, aid semipaticn'of the pereon | t

nominated.’in such manner as to ‘sufficiently ‘iden-

’ tify: auch candidate. The nomination paper, stiall be |
, subscribed

to by the candidate.

In the’event:of a poll being necessary; ‘such
poll will .be opened at the Village Office on the .
23rd day of July, 1966, between the hours of 8:00
A.M. and’8:00 P.M. of which every person is here-
by required. to take notice and ‘govern himself ac-

- cordingly.

-...Given under my hand at Kinnaird, B.C. this ©
4th day of Jaly, 1966.
Sy Allen: Selbie, °-
‘Returning Officer.

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HOUGHT. nce ¢
staunchest ried has now. offically. sk sided - ih i

opposition U.S. . action. in
ister Cave de Marve (right)

eae of. the. mur-
‘dered’ Malcolm X, , ‘espite

Black ‘Maalim loader
jah Mudhsmmed, .

| of goods

‘Canadian Exports
‘Have ‘Not Rison
‘Says Bank Review

CASTLEGAR NEWS, “Thursday, July,’7, 1966

Woodland Park ‘School is
the winner’ for the second con-
secutive’ year of the: Kinnaird-

Despite “the noiubie | im-| Cr

provement, in Canadian export
performance in the past five test.
years, the Canadian share. of| Rece:

ly small cups were

nt]
total world exports has ‘not risen | presented to the first placed en-

significantly on bajance .and is| trants

in each ‘section at each

still smaller than at any time in school, Certificates were present-

| the 1960's,” according to the ed to second and third. Results

Bank of Montreal's latest busin- | 2"2 8% follows.

ess review.

Woodland Park:
Debbie Laldier,

Grade
Examining the changing pat-| 2. Marg Renigan $8 Janet. Zeb-
terns of world trade, the B of M fot: Grade’ 4,’ Ron: Guernott: 2

notes +that, although ‘the: bulk
of Canadian exports go. to, the
United States, the rate of growth zak,
of these exports has been slower].
ean to all countries and much
slower than'exports to the U.S. A
from other indole coun. | don; Grade 5, 1 George" Ptotat

tries,

At: the same time, the flow 7

from the U.S, to Can-|-

ada has grown less rapidly than
U. exports

koff.

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“Mammals ‘Lack
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| SeSE Pee a

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student ees, oa

Nae ope |

‘wonder young:

‘people
a little cynical ‘shout nat onal.
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The best answer Tcould fina

tennial : celebrations ifor.§
given by’ one of my own *
members to an Ottawa alldience:
‘A ‘young ‘man
speaker reviewed some of. our
plans for Canada’s 100th birth-|-

“MIs it

erful country in: the world.
malism;” “he ‘said,
iinot going to save'the: s human 3 race,

“Nationalism

from ‘destruction.
ihe aivoetion es

on.can,

pl
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iy tay. ell thse: id is |
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worthwhile :xeason ‘for 01

that
Canadian, that I;

ur. exis-
tence as a nation. It iss with: that
?} in'mind®: an “ardent

their -abllity to’

Mammals have not aroused|

‘They: are more .socretive|
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of ne di

iat “ae Gun indi ‘ieds a

Jargely,
upon Sight a ‘and sound for life’s
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viour;

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in “1967,” he said.
“How; often T°

day and he’ closed ‘his “talk this | ira

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