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Saturday, June 27, 1992

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LIST OF CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS

1p.m.to4p.m. Crafts, games and fun

for kids ages 6-12 :
Community Complex field
3:30 p.m. Flag raising, singing of O Canada by Jim Waldie
Community Complex field

Birthday cake and juice will be served.

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Please note — all events are at Gyro Park
unless otherwise noted.

Noon: Amanda Ranch Petting Zoo
Sign up for scavenger hunt and sandcastle contest.

12:30 p.m. Chicken dogs, pop, cotton candy.

1 p.m. Scavenger hunt begins.

2 p.m. Nitro demonstration.

2:30p.m. Ray Ferraro Celebrity Sidewalk imprint.
2:45 p.m. Canada Day Youth Award.

3 p.m. Judging of sandcastle contest
Water balloon tossing contest.

Cake and fireworks at the Esplanade.
All events scheduled for Lakeside Park

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10:00a.m. Viewing of Canada 125 birthday cake.
Next to parking lot at Lakeside Park

10:30 p.m. Canada Youth Award presentation
at flagpole stage

11 a.m. Flag raising, singing of O Canada

11:15a.m. Inaugural run of Nelson’s streetcar No. 23.
Birthday cake serving at flagpole stage.
Sandcastle building competition at beach.
Volleyball competition at south end of park.
Nelson city band performs at flagpole stage.
Local musicians perform jazz, R & B and pop.
Sandcastle competition judging ~
Nelson Yacht Club - Sail past
Fireworks display

Pancake breakfast, Memorial Hall

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10:00 a.m. Children’s bike parade

11:00a.m. Canoe jousting

1 p.m. Sa. games, bingo, horseback and helicopter
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Dusk Silverton Park: Mayoral speech, singing of

O Canada, birthday cake
and fireworks

Kinnaird,

Thrums

guides set for 125

@ Local girl guides ready to
get back to nature to help
celebrate Canada’s 125th
birthday

Jonathan Green
NEWS REPORTER

Local girl guides will be step-
ping back in time to celebrate
Canada’s 125th birthday Wednes-
day.

what Canada was all about,” she
aid.

Sawchuk said some of the “pio-
neer stuff’ the guides will learn
about include butter and candle
making and visiting an area
dairy farm to see how the farmer
of yesterday operated.

The guides will also hike the
Dewdney Trail, an important
part of history that lead settlers
to the Kootenays.

*‘We’ll just make sure we take our
Canadian flag with us,”

— Leader Diane Shawchuk

Every year, members of the
First Kinnaird Girl Guides and
First Thrums Girl Guides camp
out for experience and to earn
required badges, and this year
will be no different.

For six days, 18 guides plus
three leaders will be at Camp Ro-
ry, near Paterson, partaking in
what Diana Sawchuk called a
“pioneer-type camp.”

Sawchuk said the 13 Kinnaird
and five Thrums guides will visit
a Canada of the 19th century,
looking at what life was like in
the country’s early years.

“We'll try to let the girls know

Sawchuk said the hike will
take place Wednesday, so they
will be sure to carry an extra
piece of equipment along with
them. :

“We'll just make sure we take
our Canadian flag with us,” she

said. :

Sawchuk feels the whole
camping out idea gives the
guides physical experience at
what they had learned mentally.

“They’ve heard enough about
it at school,” she said, adding
that they will also earn their Na-
tive Lore badge.

“That completes the badge re-
quirement.”

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