12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 2, 1967
FIELD & STREAM . By Jack White!

. Banquet and Dance Wee Real Success

peo We ial of con com

servation, such as the fel two, and

i welcome < one and at ladies, men,
boys and girls, to support the

eat outdoors, join your wild-

Selkirk College ® principal | institution's Coll council, th
Gordon ‘Campbell en com! eecontacted d byt

ment,’ this week “on. newspaper
ignations of some noe comment a all”’on the mat- for, the, next teaching’
The _Feporte indicate that Bays A

Soe ersten followed a) Feo town Castlegar iis that te Col- Kinnaird, have “submitted ap-|
ie: for me} ers i lege's act Cr Dean
sald he had | teaching staff. to. sign) contracts £ = ig re io ight. “It fe Fe Soles, and’ counel mem- Lic obeyed neti Saree
jays ove Wy ications ve, er Col enzie, rinten-
rt| been receive fer the post, dent of schools in: the *‘Trall | im. Pritchard applying for, the
Locally, sppeul tion in ‘down: schoo) district and. a resident: c of | position:

tle; Wildlife
Astpclation Game | @
banquet and
dance and was-

bers: of the Col-| ter.
lege ‘have been received _ the

Be suring 19 inches dhat’s i . ; Sy :
the score for the skull), and that| Firearms class | mem! as - 25 . AO: sty ? f Si eet re feet
is one big black un.t! Monday mi. i : _ ie 2, rate P oe sik bees
Other winners in the vi f : * 7 * * ‘ provifiotal. Library,
Big rn, Parliament Bulidings,
‘i ‘ See = . i 4 Victoria, B.C.
ria the by Sn anay ant eau an : s , a. } Dec. 91/87
early cae is requirad, : A } )
are

capacity crowd

add
joyce
to
your
life

Published Every ‘Thuraday at'“The Crossroads of the Koatentys”

scien BRITISH, COLUMBIA, ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 9, :1967.,

wy 1/8:
Morey, score 146 6/8: Mule Deer

ik

score 145 5/8:

Trout — Alice Anderson, a 12
Arrow Lake \

nan Santano ‘of Nakusp, 2 : : . ‘a i tian cs ; neers Tel racseneea
Don ama ot Nak Ps a g she ‘ 2 ge , : ‘ ~ ' AMI z ‘bas ‘the mechanical. erection. as)
i : ‘ . P | octated ith dam
ak the peak on the |e cee ae :
pene. the’ im lous!
ted tole Pontinue in-
aa aly and then:drop‘relatively, ae beers one paid
quickly ag t ‘as tie. ig epncrel work ‘fin: (this
In: Se)

The pitty rit ‘eat the | f
dam * this comin a and

it — Faye Fodo
22 lb, 7 on Dolly Varden ‘rout, | self attended the B.C, Wilde
‘All winners were presented | Federation meet it ort sa hg
with inscribed plaques, by tro. | Over the weekend was Ne
committee orge
Pe cont Banquet co-chairman | ©
fey eewaran(e
a lovely bouqi
efforts in food handling. I miss-

2. ‘main }
Jarman ‘styles:

- WEAR-TESTED

rer stream alde of the daa flooded
TO GIVE YOU: yn mid-September.
‘MORE COMFORTI In an interview at ‘the site “next ‘septombors, Te.)

moval of the cofferdam ‘and con-|

an exciting new cok
lection of styles and
colors for the coming
season see all. sizes

available.

‘MADDOCKS

Wildlife Zone President, Danny
Santano: of Nakusp.

Fruitvale to their do, to repre-
sent the B.C. Wildlife Federa-
tion. However, we did come back
for a few minutes of the dance
which was being celebrated in a
real sporting style and with
great gusto.

The Fruitvale club have a
draw on membership ‘stubs, and
this year's

who is also a

Castlegar gine, and our only hat
trick fro by winuier, Leno Grif-
foni, the pleasure: of
oe had prize, a 20 power
spotting scope, home to Castle-
gar and presenting it at the Cas-
tlegar dance. Leno, J am sure,
will make good use of it in fu-
ture_ years.

It was a pleasure to see the
treasurer of the Fruitvale Club,
Fred Heidt, present Mr. and Mrs.
Nels Sheehan with an ‘inscribed | t

Penny and I had to go to ti

Castlegar Fiying :
Club Elects New
Officers for 1967

The election of new offic-| =

ers for 1967 was held Sunday
evening at the annual meet
of the Castlegar Flying Club.
Harsent was elected
president; Tony Denneus, . vice-
president. and Marg Denneus
was re-elected as° secretary-
treasurer. “Directors for 1967 | All
are: Jack Connell, Fred Hirtle,

The
Laing then turned the chair
Barry ‘Harsent, the: newly,

aque ‘for “their
Pontribution to;the club and to
wildlife

fe policies throughout ‘the

am, United Church Basement.

Un! tea 3 Church Rommage
—_10 am, Legion Ban

lary would app! te
able Items of Clothing, applianc-
es, furniture, ete, for prompt
Pick-up phone 5002,
Thank

Castlerar CWL Cabaret. afantie:
gar Arena. March 17. 9.30

pam, Danct band — Seranades of
‘Trail.

ele tig tate peer

There will be a Scout bottle
drive Saturday, March 4 for Kine
nalrd only.

ANC

SMITHS.

61 CRESCENT ST. — PHO NE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR

‘a:
PLUMBING &
HEATING LTD.

elect
tea tare :;plans were then

were Mrs. B. Harsent and Mrs.

Dave

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503

Mrs. L..Spanter of
left. for home Sunday after be-
ing the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
G. Aichele' for the past’ week.*

Mr. H. Palsson is home after
being a patient at Vancouver
General.

Mr. and be rita W. A. Ball re-
turned recently from California
where they have epent the. the. past
three onthe visi ir two
daughters’: and ‘exandchildren,
Flying proved to be a much bet:
ter..way, commented Mr. - Ball;
than'the trip his wife took as a
child when she went by covered
iba, from Kansas City to Man:

itob:

and Mrs. J. Proud ‘and

in their new home on Sth Aven-
ue after spending: the past four
months: in Castlegar.

Did you know? — If your
favorite vase gets cracked so

that it js no longer watertight,

Saat the inside with some melt-

CASTLEGAR DRUG

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Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fri. 9-9

i Sun. & Holiday Hours: 12 noon-1 p.m. 6-7 p.m. _

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paraffin wax. The Vase is re-
tusble if ou fill it with cold

water 0!
BIRTHS

PASCOE — To Mr. and Mrs.

C: P. Pascoe of Castlegar on Feb.

26. in St.: Paul’s: Hospital, Van-

couver, a daughter.

‘RODRIGUES — To Mr. and

Mrs, Jose Rodrigues of Castlegar,

Feb. er 50n: :

— To Mr. and Mrs,

Pe I uston of Castlegar, Feb.
son. eh

SE OSTNIKOET, — To Mr.

and’-Mrs.° Sam: Postnikoff ‘(nee

Roberts), “of Kinnaird, Feb. 27;

i :MALOFF — To Mr. and Mrs.
William Maloff-of Brilliant, Feb.
27,'a daughter.

STEWART. — To: Mr. ‘and
Mrs. Gerald Stewart of Kinnaird,
Feb. 27, H

BARBOS,
Mrs: Joe” Barbosa’ of Castlegar,
‘March:1, a son.

Kinnaird Socials I)

famine ‘formerly of Kinnaird’ are | i

‘NEW: SPRING
HUSH: PUPPIES

‘ i

‘yes, betore being offered for sale, every Jarman style Is first
‘“wear-tested.” This means that the originel model Is worn |
tnder, everydey conditions, is altered. and adjusted until, when,

, finally approved for production, it has a “friendliness of fit” you

i ‘Just don't get in other shoes. The Jarman blucher shown here *
ts a cesa-in point. And it is handsome to boot, with “sideline” x
(seams for that hand-sewn look. Come in and ty ‘pair. :

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SALE

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Girls, Ladies and Children’s

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PAINTS

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Looks and Washes: like baked enamel. j

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“9 waco kel neve epaa im

‘last: Friday, Hydro sonstruction
smAABer: Sim Walke: scribed
progress on the r0} alwer ae as ‘ex
cellent.” “He fo sald

the conerets: section of:the dam:
neat Feb. 1,
‘The work force at. Arrow

je: river’ is | figure.

throughout: the
will be

Most of the Iabor force is
presently engaged ‘directly with’
the: coneratens ork or. in tly.
-with ‘such ancilliary: operations

Best of ein Revue =

A rousing ‘evening of ‘nostal:
fun ‘froma: golden’ age» of
cemedy. and music is coming to.
_ Gastlegar:: ‘on: Monday evening
3: When ‘the: local: Centennial ‘com-

. mittee presents The: Best of| cisco.
Barkerville. :

entire

» troupe, musical ‘director: ‘Norm:

: Long,..the celebrated : este
‘actor: Franklin: Johnson portray-
ing ‘Judge-Begbie ‘and surprise

- presentations by the internation-
al artist,’Prof. Fran Dowie.-'

=.) Barkerville;’a: famous name

was named after |:

in 'B.C.-history,
Billy Barker,” ‘a: Cornish sailor,

eters months
about half the present | forming the collerdars will tart

to be remove just: as‘ soon a8,
this spring's:runoff subsi

tion':of ‘the ‘dam “b
navigation lock ‘and

‘straight down. into 600, 000)
fortune in gold. a

* ate in its hey sda
had eve: ing it needed to form’

| restored a8 'a‘historic ’ site by the
vincial: governm: d Th

Work -on the: earthfill

‘Tolals $7,427.92

'Castlegar’s surplus for 1966
owas. $7 827,92.
ted ‘at

This: was: repo! t coun:
‘cls meoting Tuesday night

who’ drove: a> 42-foot.”shaft

by: Ald. Lorne: Zinio.

| oe Help

cane and: Soma oe

“Eto contribute $800 each to help

,. Provide ‘ambulance service | un-
til May 15 for not only thelr.own

- residents, but ‘also for’ residents
of the’ ‘unorganized areas: around

ie two communities.
by ape action :has heen taken
Tespt ive mi

councils following ‘receipt of a
copy of # letter. which-the Castle-

, hoperally, through an. ar-
fangerent with ate :Castlegar
and District Hospi

In° its: letter, funeral
home’ emphasized “ene “it is un-
Seretood that: this ©

e
- complete:
through the concrete section: on of

himself as» -“‘very
leased”. with: the safety situa-
ion on the project:
The anbulnce ‘kep'

Robson
road and one: was. for ‘an..em-
ployee who suffered a ‘heart at-
tack: while ‘at work.

In ill the excellent

is: being entered into solely for

the purpose“ of ’ allowing = the.

CKRD adequate to’ inve

gate and to set up an. ambulance
thin the

feos ie being made at the pro-
Mr. Walker noted that: the
is ':well i ahead of ‘original
schedules and’ said he orenees [fa

service
Kinn:

and) adjacent areas,”.

ec
tion ofthe: dam. is “ahead: of
pehedule

; ‘the dam tttising cory
cranes; ands :haul ‘trucks,

ive The
.{tenay Health Unit: has jagreed
e

Work. on- the’ earthfill’ sec-

In/Ap:
5 | ter of the Soroptimist :Club will
he'sponsoring the first

ril the e Castlegar: chap-

red.
“Registration: will be, ‘held at

ty: measles’; vaccine’ ‘clinic for
children ‘in the Castlegar School
District \No.* 9: ne clinic is be.

Sears in.C: next
Tuesday: through © Friday” in-
clusive from’10°a.m. to 4 p.m.

e | ing
| eings by; oval 1

n will also be held on

staff of’ the West Koo-

to’ conduct’ these: clinics’ ‘at’ thi
Health Centre.: All ‘child-
months to'12' years’ in-
clusive, who have not- had red
measles, 2 are eligible for. the vac-

an order: for the ve ‘vaccine to

Friday ig of next. week
from':6: p.m. to-.9' p.m. !or by
telephoning  $65-5111 © during
those days. :

Dr, D.. F. Ternent, chief of
ie ait ts Ce

an eak-
favor ‘behalf of eeeplah speale
stated ‘that about: one out of six

cost (§ cy for the: first. child:in' a
family, $2.50 foreach: dao
ig child), it” willbe

who have measles “de-
velop:complications of some de-

April 1,1969 date.

$ iS have at least 250°children Te:

"y. bac-
terial: otitis ‘media. which: may

“<>. Commenting on’ the letter
at Castlegar’s ‘counell meeting
‘Tuesday night."
io: reported Kisii accept
ance. of the ‘terms! and urged
approval by aldermen. =

_ Hydro ch
Keenleyside is
#/ day in:

Daroee. of ‘hunger
dinners are: to support’ the ‘Ox-
. fam Foundation, whose aim f the

8 to ‘feed the hungry ‘o!

Lorne; Zin- | % :

ater,. ‘The hoppers ‘carry: bétween|**

75> and 80° yards of ‘material each ‘trip
‘— ‘weighing ‘about: 100 ‘tons, —* and! the | Thi
material is then spread on the river's bank

: Photo the use; ot Loe scrapers. —' Hydro

lead ‘to

Sceaslonally, total’. deafness. En
cephalitis affects’. about one
child ‘out of 1,000. Other compli-
cation’ include “a “reduced ‘abili-
ty. to learn, behavioral problems
and personality changes.”

Dr.’ Ternent “made his re-
marks at an organizational meet-

ing held Tuesday at the

gree. Measles’ virus often lays | ”

neus, MHO Dr. Nick Schmitt and
public health nurse Mrs. Lyn
Reynolds.

Further detailed informa-

date of the clinics isto be
released. at a later date. ~

SHSS Ban
=
On Mini.
ees os y
Mini-Skirts
The administration of SHSS
has - banned: the ‘wearing | of
2 mini. mini-skirts, :
The female population: of
the school has been advised
* that skirts must ‘not be worn
higher than” one-inch shove
the knees.“

The Castlegar News’ colurn:
$ nist at the school, Katherine | ;

tion as to the exact time and li

Dr. C2
rc. A. Anderson, Mrs. Tony ‘Den- hate for.

aan

the
ing, committee studving a aeret

Health Centre here,

else-|

The meeting was attended
by Mrs. Howard’ Anderson, Mrs.

where © in® this ir” that
“many ° girls welcome the
“change.” :

for’ this: area are
able to go to Vietoria ‘to iron out
problems on a DM.
¢ Chamber iaest Carl Barker;
frou.

‘Hoot nanny

‘March? Madness: got: under-
way yesterday‘at Selkirk College
with: a noon-hour -band concert
with: the Stanley. Humphries’
Senior Secondary School’ Band.
‘Other events: for ‘the ‘week

‘Th
for March Madness, ' the hooten-

+The hootenanny itarts at 8
p.m. on Friday -and. includes
such local luminaries as Don

‘aser, Suzi: Lubick, The Left-
‘overs, ‘Bill Khadikin, » Skip, Jack
andy Shannon’ and’ man

10. 45 will feature the Images of
Nite.

the student: execu-

Mon day
tive council of Selkir kirk has been

Selkirk Students Open.

e major: event planned i

anny and’ @ance is open to the'}:
4 public: A y

to the Public

challenged toa "proomba 1 game
in‘ Nelson ‘by the. student union | ‘
of: NDU. ° Entertainment’! that

the Centennial ‘Whrary “vroj
said) there ts $7,000 “yet> eee
taised \ “an have just 10
months | in whieh. to, ao this.”
"He'mentioned that the Kin-
[ate swimming Seat protect al-
serves support and :added
that it Castlcene: council has: been
ost coaverative” ‘on ‘the lib-
may profect.:-

evening: also ‘includes’ a faculty.
relay and a girls’ hockey game.

‘He ‘asked for. the Chamber's z
(continued on: page seven)

- Lovers in Park Cars

: Young, lovers in parked
cars had :better..be careful for
‘the next ‘few. nights, “Ald. Jim
Corbett: may be -. jure: in the
shadows 3

e ‘roads
the iow and the occupants are

quite_ni
the r asked that the

To Get Aldermanic Eye

road ‘be chang. ed. from: a:,dead-
end toa 8 rough road or, falling |
that, : tha’ tbe widened

ve ! recomm. enda.
tions.” smiled public works com-
mittee ® chairman: Corbett, ‘‘al-

ig | thou: Fd: be to-in-
ai vet roret Bremared

a then, grinning
pidely, if if the i camera in.
town’ office, a: flash at
tachment