CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 1, 1966

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD SECONDARY

Last week we were dee,
cribing the math world of Mr.
Schlavon when we ran out of
space, leaving us in. mid-sen-
tence, so to speak.

We hope we were able to
dispel any notion you might
have had that a math room fast
naturally has to be as ‘dull as
chalkdust. Mr. Schiavon has the
mind of a mathematician, the
soul of a musician and the eye
of an s
You look at his front board
and you see at a glance why
all rational numbers are re+
peating decimals. You under-
stand the representation of base
10 numbers in other bases, You
look at his window section and
the huge music notes show you
the similarity between math and
music — their relationship and
their “values.” You look at all
the gay brain teasers like “fish
story” and at the poster colors
which are cla] ae for attention
and you's re sold... on math

Brian Mu: oh of es class
rock n° roll uM ll band
new combine did a few numbers
for our Sadie Hawkin's Day
“sock hop” last Friday. The jet-
set group had sbe been practising
for a few months only. when it
requested permission from the
students’ council to play for
the frolic.

“Permission granted,” said
council briskly, and the new
band was air-borne. The group
sequitted themselves “right

well” and were enthuslastically

guita
Ssachotf guitar,
McGilp bass guitar.

It was at this noon hour
sock sock hop that a delegation from
Rivers put in an appear-

an

Tuan bearing

and

the following challenge:

“The grade 7 students, on
behalf of the Twin Rivers School,
in the Town of Castlegar, with
great show of strength, origina-
lity, and determinatlon, did raise
and contribute to the Centennial
Committee dimes in excess of
1867, this amount being sym-
bolle of the year in which the
Dominion of Canada came into

Boece

“This school hereby chal-
lenges the students of KJSS to
exhibit their prowess and ma-
turity, their ingenuity and good
citizenship by matching or ex-
ceeding this contribution to the
centennial library

“Failing this, they ‘must ad-
mit now and evermore their
ignominious defeat at the hands
of the Element “500”. and
declare the su: 0 rity of this
student body...

Before a witaly cheering
student body our president,
Daryl Amos, coolly accepted the
challenge and thanked the chal-

lengers for their rare daring.
They were allowed to leave
uunmiolerted under a flag of

*Tmagine those brave little
guys coming all the way up
here to Jaguar territory!

It looks as though the cen-
tennial library fund is going
to be richer by at least ano-
ther 2,000 dimes. Who's going
to say sno” to, a Panther?

There were some excellent
“Dog Patch” costumes to be
seen last Frida’

Among the very best were
those worn by the following stu-
dents: Bonnie Zaitsoff, Gene
Deptuck, Ron Bartsoff, Doris
Corbeil, Lorne Hartson, Violet
Graham, Doug Freeman, Louis
Wishloff and Patti Belbeck.

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Carol 0! and Gary
Konkin, two of our outstanding
volleyball: players, are acting
as talent scouts and will soon
release the names of those stu-
dents who seem to be excelling
in this sport. :

We would he to dedicate
the following music “howlers”
to Miss Kavic and Mr. Fishkick:

“An opera is a song of bigly

ize.”
. . *

“A virtuoso is a aed
with real high morals, and I
know what a sextet is but I
had rather not bay.”

“An xylophone is
main? to demonstrate the I let-
.

“Pignissime isa ‘sods word | 2:
for when you cannot think how
to say 8: sshh.” 5

ay iseaande is the warning

of saying look out for
what's up ahead.”

“Tempo is hhow fast people
are playing when th
fonger he measured inn

“My favorite eee is
Opus and my best-liked piece
is Bronze Lullaby.”

mond as well as friends at Eng-
lish Bay where he was honored
with a birthday

Dennis Hughes recently . ce-
Jebrated his sixth birthday with

Steven Bc

Chernenkoff.
Did you know? For keep-
g yarns untangled, the small
holes in a plastic vegetable bag
does the trick. After two or more
balls have been put inside the
bag, thread a strand from each
ball of yarn through each hole.| in

LHS
* | 267. LHT Glo Waddingto!
THS

used | MHT Bill Shay 599.
THS Th

istance of ve friends: | tha’

dy Rollers
Rows Ve aa Merkel 251. LHT
Tiny Smith

THS tironeere 836. THT
Groaners 2476.

Team points: Screamers 27,
Hooters 23, Groaners 21, Wail-
ers 11, Criers 23, Moaners 27.
Coffee Break League

Eleanor Holdsworth
n 644,
Mugs 877. THT Mugs

2471.
Team points: Muffets
Mugs 3, pincers 1, Take rive
ies 4,

LHT Mary Gemmill 5:

THS Independents and

pirds 3, Ramblers 38, Cadillacs

Wed., Cutrate Groceteria

Anne Koochin 254.
LHT Barb Carrigan 604.

THS Flintstones 850. THT
Flintstones 2422.

Team paints Choregirls 0.
Flintstones 4, Kittens Five 0,
King Pins 4, Five Thumbs 3,
Beatniks 1.

Other 600's Kay Adshead

603,
TThursday Morning
LHS Glenys New 247. LHT
eee New 620.

THS Lions 9857, THT
Lions 2347.
Team points: Be avers %,

MaCalister’s 820. THT | C!

4, Lions 3,

MaCalister’s Insurance 2360.
Team points: MaCalister’s
Insurance 8, Castlegar Drug 1,
Cedar Crest 3, Independents 1,
Team No. 5 4, Oglow’s 0.
ques B wines League 7 O'Clock
IS Kay Adshead 262, LHT
Kay ree 654.
MHS Gerry Renz 281. MHT
Gerry Renz 634.
THS Tiger Kittens 1085.
THT Re; 3 2861.
Team points: ‘Button ery
ers 0, Pinheads 4, Regular:
Nutty Five 1, ‘Smarties 1, ‘Tiga

ns 3.
Other 600’s Les Acheson 631.
Tues. s. Night! Mixed 9-11
. LHT Marge Bon-
nett oe,

MHS Dave Heibert 256.

Tom Cats 977.

THT The Tom Cats 2783.

Team points: I Don’t Know

, Hi Lows 20, Nighthawks 29,

The Hunters 14%, The Hotshots
its 2544.

‘omica’
Was Morning Driver's League
LHS Carol Johnson 233.
LHT Helen McLeod 584.
THS Cadillacs 978. THT
Ramblers 2428.

Team points: Mustangs 1,
Jaguars ‘3, Chevys-1, Thunder-

Kinnaird Man
Joins the Navy

At present time,

ford‘is at the US. Naval Train
ing Center in San Diago, Calif.,

where he will undergo nine-
weeks’ training as a naval re-
ruit.

During ie. Acct three woos

of training, primary empha-
sis is on tanverting civilians into
Crawford commented

ie eer aLS flonr_ The
e jot camp”
are spent in aovenced training
for general dut
eMter the ‘end of recruit
training, Crawford will receive
a 14-day leave before reporting
to a duty station, which might
pe a specialist school somewhere
the US., or else he might be
assigned to sea duty as an ap-

A rubber band closes the bag
and yarns stay clean and tidy.

prentice seaman.

KINNAIRD FORUM

The annual Kinnaird Public Forum

Squirrels 2, ‘Teddy Bears 3
Thurs. Mixed Comm. League

Marg pshenad 251.
LAT Liz Farrier 580.

MHS

Bill Davis 872.

THS Celgar 1013. THT Cel-

gar 2869,

Team. points: Celgar 3, Ex-

acto’s 1, Starlights 3, Liquid Airs

1, Four Pointers 3, Hopefuls 1
600's Matt Rohn 685,

‘epiel” wii
Jan, 28, 14 and 15. Any Deaaen

Legion Gomer

Get Your Expo Tickets In

Attention Legion curlers, th
annual regional Legit on-

who ‘wishes to compete should
contact Comrade Ted Austin.
Please note that in order to
be eligible the member must be
paid up and in good standing in
our Branch as. of this past Oct.
81, Transfers to the Branch
after this date will be acceptable
only if they involve a change of
residence of the member.
‘With new carioards on the
way and soon to be mounted,
we are Jooking ior dart | players

ARE‘ URGED
iLL BOOKS (SOLD

RETURN ALL
i(Uk“ONSULD) BY THIS DATE.
IT WILL NOT.

BE A FAIR
DRAW OTHERWISE,
Members are reminded that
wish to apply for VLA
its, they must make appll-
cation prior to-October, 1988.
All members are urged to
attend our next general meeting
on Dec. 6. This is a most im-
Portant meeting:as our officers
for next year will be elected at
this meeting. Letus have a re-
cord turnout.

EOLIDAYING IN
VANCOUVER?
Then you want @ ceatral address

To close‘to all attractions, yet priced

to suit your budget. We have a
dining rvom aid cotfes shop and
are close to beaches and Stanley
Park. Please feel free to drop us
a line for our descriptive brochure.

SANDS.

MOTOR, HOTEL

MUtual 2-1831 - Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards honored

“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

who wish to p! Play in

with neighbouring Legion Bran-
ches, If interested, please con-
tact Comrade John Mills at 365-
7

Following the success of our
Rememberance Day dance, it
has been decided by your. com-
mittee -to hold another on New
Year's Eve. Tickets should be
ready shortly and we suggest

ils, Jim
Bob Wade ee their fine paint-
up b this past Sunday. Well
done. eels:

Congratulations. are also
due to all the members who
made our Remembrance Day
activities so successful. The pop-
py campaign, wreath campaign
and the annual parade were all
most successful as well as the
social events which followed.
Space will not permit individual
thanks to all the members who
contributed 80 much,
Expo '67 draw is to be
held at our meeting on Dec. 20.

1,| fant_son of Mr. an

Bill Davis 303, marr} Re.

BLUEBERRY SOCIALS

Mrs. D. Hughes, Ph: 365-5503
Daryl George Warner, in-
id Mrs. Mon-
Warner, received the sacra-
ment of baptism last Thursday
at a quiet evening ceremony
at the Kinnaird United Church.
D. Faris officiated. The
infant was attired in the same
gown used at the baptism of his

father.

oup of interested rate-
payers met at the residence of
W. G. Horvath Monday evening
to discuss the advantages and
disadvantages of a district muni-

ther
Jake Koenig 678; Lee Guzzi 629.

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Ernie Mills
School Board
Kinnaird

dimmy Lamont
School Board
Castlegar

Comm, ¢. G. s. Rust
Kinnaird ¢ Council

Comm. Steve Jankola
e-E lect +
Kinnaird Council

= |combining rangers and guides

And Guides Hold
"Joint Gathering
For Enrollment

An impressive ceremony

wes held recently in the Robson

Enrolled in guides in the
2nd Robson group were: April
Crown, Wendy Borgen, Marilyn-
ne Dally, Wendy Donald, Susan
Donald,’ Susan Fisher, Donna
Hill, Darlene Keuss, Donna Mac-
Farlane and Debbie Powell.

SHSS
Fashion Flair
—SHOoWw—

SHSS ACTIVIT Y ROOM

Tonight, December Ist
at 8.00 p.m.

WOMEN’S AND MEN'S FASHIONS
The Bay Karnie's
David Cooper's
Proceeds to Retarded ‘Children

Enrolled in the 1st Rob-

son group were: Heather Cam-
eron, Barbara Cameron, Deird-
re Davia Jeanie Koch and Cin-

dy Fen
A first-class badge went to

FIELD & STREAM

Membership Apathy in Wildlife Assn. Causing Concern

slaughter was combined with two
sugceative® severe winters that
lefinite decline due to
lack of! adequate winter ranges
to support the herd in a manner
whereby they could come back
enough |rapidly. |

Last week the

‘consecu tive
‘month failed to

have

caused a di

members attend RASA Sa

to form a quor- This — year's

um. Is the

sent executive losing its drive,
interest,

have the members lost

or is it that their publicit:

man is falling down on
‘Personally, since

Tm

publicity chairman, i would ike
to believe that it is the latter,

and in fact feel sure that the

reason for lack of turnout on the
three occasions has been

from lack of communication to

the members. Immediate ste;

should be taken to rectify
situation from the top down.
The next meeting will be

in January when I believe the
membership should turn au Peake
wi

moasse and

his job?

Jed to a decrease in the antl

changes in
re-|hunting regulations shortening

the cow season, or I should say
antlerless season, has definitely | cre

less kill, and an increase in the

antlered kill.
‘From all reports I feel that

the future was never better for
ation, that steps in

ate future will he

winter ran es. for the use of
fe.

Guide Assn.
Planning Pat
Luck Supper

The Castlegar-Robson Dis-
trict Association of the Girl
Guides of. Canada held its re-

gular meeting Jast week in the
United Church ' Hall | y.
with 19 persons present’ and

in| Mrs. S. Dewis, district commis-

. | sioner, presiding,

Several discussions regard-
ing. flags for guide companies,
a hall for meetings and a camp-

ic
this | site for the division were held.

an find any evidence

e
of, and, in in Tact, the club has per-

n operating so effici-

a tly and so well that perhaps
the feeling membership has got

‘he feeling that they don’t mat-

*eF. re such is the case erhaps
they. So an an

embers to
it functioning at its Best and
most efficient level.

The club doesn't: hold - a i:

meeting in December but if
are a member, watch for no!
of the’ January, meeting and ‘be

‘Many hunters: ha’

ered at the small ea thie ae of
Elk. being “harve:

and have: expressed th the: doubt
as to whether the h

Those present ‘decided to
hold a distri: imas party
in the form of a pot-luck supper.
A ranger who is working on her | spor
gold cord will be in charge of
the evening. She will arrange
her own committee and will be
in charge 0 of. entertainment.
Mrs, A. Rizzuto, Went Eee

district ict business,
Rizzuto spoke of.the land rang,|
ers Program, their activities, etc.

a wife of ‘a fortunate
hunter E has asked me as follows:
“My husband "has eet an elk,
deer, moose or caribou. How do
I cook it? What do I do with it.”
In_ answer to these ‘pleas for
help, and out of respect’ to o1
wildlife, the following are a. few
recipes. for preparation of wild
game whi cover all above
mentioned species, Try them and
iu may be, aud in fact :will be,
Preasantly ly surpri ised:

Roasted vith. huckleberries:
marinade .to. cover made of 1
cup olive oi]; 1 bottle white | 02
wine; 2 cloves garlic, sliced; 2
bay jeaves; 1.-carrot, sliced: 3

made to obtain’ and safeguard re

By Jack White |i

an, then add the huckleberry
jam,” lemon* juice and’ butter.
Heat\and serve in a gravy. dish.

and you have a dish fit for’ the
Susen: of Sheba or any’ other
1

Steaks With Sour Cream:
steaks; salt and freshly ground
pepper; butter; sour cream;
paprika.

1, Season the steaks with
selt and pepper and fry slowly

each side. Ifyou feel ‘a little

sary, by. all-means use it,-Pour
the sour cream over the steaks.

Cover the dish and allow to sim-
mer. for five minutes.

2. Remove 'to a heated plat.) 3
ter, pour the cream sauce over
them .and sprinkle generously
with paprika Serve with other
vegetables to. your taste.

*

Jf you ii Hike the above let me
Eow and I can give you'a doz-
more. Lots ‘of them in fact
that ‘we haven't tried yet but
mmmmmmh od!

in butter for about five minutes | Minni

Saini
beef tenderizer may be neces- ni ch

Valarie :Minnich.:‘and : hostess
padges vere, presented .to Max-.
e Flynn, Glenda Oborne, Lora
Lee 2 Flynn, Louise Zurleh, Linda
Ja and da -

A. first-aid badge. went to
Maxine: Flynn while ‘world’ tre-
fail glsbetvotter badges went to
Vi ‘ee Minnich, Colleen’ Flyan
and Pauline Lesy.

Pioneer. ‘eamper badges went
2 | fesy: Colleen: Fynn and. Pauline

Other badges are as follows:
Jaundress ‘ — ‘Elaine: An

: ‘LEGION MEMBERS
Kiddie’s Christmas Party

LEGION HALL - SAT. DEC. 17-2 p.m.
Children 3 to 10 Years Inclusive

Phone One of Fal

‘allowing Members Gsfors Doo, 4

SOWING cvectecis Scone

J. LECKIE R. WADEY C. PEPPER
365-8389 365-7193 365-5443

. ; 247

A swimmer badge ‘was pre-
sented to Kathy Tegar
Heather fee Coleen
‘Pauline Lesy: and Val-
ie Minnich were welcomed into
Sst 1 Robson Ranger Company by
Suella Tegart, Maxine Adshead,
Donna Dewis and - Julie Web-
Tr.

Commissioners .Mrs. P. Riz-
zuto, Mrs. H. Johnson and. Mrs.
R, Dewis enrolled the guides and
presented the Proficiency badg-

se + GO

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onions, sliced; 2 shallots, sliced;
juniper berries; 4 tablespoons:

ful of hucklel jam; 2 table-
spoonetal of jemon juice; 1 table-
jonful of but

1. Marinate the meat for 24
turning — occasion:

1 ig Hat age conten

01 utes per. poun:
basting’ with‘ the manina ade. Re-

move from oven and allow-to

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are a sauce by.

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Save......

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agement throughout’ alge man Col

umbia for the’ future and for :

the better.

Jam Convinced that the ex-
tended season of two years ago
that led to an overharvest, and.
in fact an outright slaughter ‘of
cows and calves, has hada ‘de-
finite effect on present. Popula~

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When you come right down to it,
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Canadian Gracific

Serving you in so many ways,

will be held in the Kinnaird Commun-
ity Hall on Tuesday, December 6th, :
1966 at 7.30 p.m. Come and hear

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your Village Council report on the
Year’s activities.

Allen Selbie,
Village Clerk.”

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