Creston Review
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
issued: 2013-10-04
issued: 1935-03-01
description: All the News of the Creston District
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note: *i j /"V " A. ' 5 -,*. ������ U<������ JtVAO.V" t c: **-, r������-r."-" v .-.-,-������: ��������� l ' 8 " *V*-,. -w. ....A. w..^. ���������������. .*". JLtbFJa TTT7T JEW A -e Vol. XXV. CRESTON, B.C., FRIDAY. MARCH 1, 1935 r v. No. 44 Officials Discuss Game and Fish Inspectors Kearns and Robinson Tell of Kootenay Game ond Fish at Open Meeting Creston nuu ttnu Gun Ciub. Much useful information regai ding big game, game birds and fish regulations for efficient conservation in the Kootenays was presented in very practical' fashion at the open meeting of Creston Valley Bod and Gun Club in the United Church hall on Monday night. The ���������meeting; was splendidly attended, and the speakers. Game inspector "Kearns of Nelson, and C. H. Robinson, fishery inspector, were very much at home in discussing game and fish respectively, while Col. Mallandaine very capably presided.. Coi. Mallandaine spoke briefly in opening .proceedings giving a sketch of the club's activities since its organization in 1926. He referred to game as TB.C.'s heritage and worthy of every effort to see that it is effectively safeguarded He defended the pheasants as being a friend rather than an enemy of the local agriculturists, advocated tbe tightening up of tbe regulations to curtail the slaughter some bf the Spokane sportsmen indulge in with game .birds-in this section and pointed out with the extensive dyking operations now under way there is bound to be a greater scarcity of wild fowl. The chairman was applauded in bis references to the efficiency and fairness of the local game guardian, W. H. Cartwright, in enforcing the game laws in this district Inspectoi Kearns covered considerable ground in his talk, concurring in the haixman's remarks that game was a heritage, and sketched game conservation efforts that had been effective from the world's earliest days. B.C. game laws were fair. Xn this province the usual fine for an infraction of the regulations was $25; in Washington the minimum penalty *w…
note: Print Run: 1909-1983 Frequency: Weekly
has type: Newspapers
spatial: Creston (B.C.)
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language: English
lat: 49.0975
long: -116.5130560
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Creston, B.C. : Creston Printing and Publishing Co.
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source: Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives.
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