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\CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Alug. 24,1967

Kinnaird Brownies
Enjoy Camp Rory

The third Kinnaird Brownie
Pack returned recently from
_| Camp Rory under the leadership
of Mrs. Ed:Fleming assisted by
Mrs,’ L, Carrigan,

The girls enjoyed swimming,
handicrafts anda hike) which
led them’ to collect objects: of.
nature to form a nature alpha-
det. 1: : : A
Ai) Inieabin number one under
B ‘| guide ‘Margie » Fornelli’ were:

i] Stephnie’ Warford, Gina ‘Smith,
Lorraine: Marcellus, Susan Car-
Hgan, Susan Bonthron and Con-
2) nie :

PULP MILL TOURS

Tours of the Celgar Pulp Division’ will be

Held Tuesdays through Fridays at 1 p.m.
For special arrangements stich as group tours

and days other. than the above, please contact:
the Industrial Relations Department. \ ’

ler, >
Cabin. two under ranger
Lorraine Donald were: : Darlene
Fleming, Kelly Smith, Margo
Downey, Kathy Warford, Janice
Jaques and Judy Bonthron.

Food was p d by Mrs.
J. Bonthron and sing songs
around’ the: camp. fires. were ‘a
rousing success due to the new
songs ‘learned and ‘the direc:
tion of Mrs. Bud Jenks,

By Bill Smiley

’ COME ON IN — THE WATER'S FINE say a group of enthus-
jastic cub swimmers at Camp Tweedsmuilr. The camp was some-
thing of an historic precedent, as.it was) the.first such effort

;, : _ : completely supervised and planned by local adults. The child-

eo : ren photographed were part ‘of'a group of cubs who took part

4 ; e in the camp. Among the men who helped to bring the camp into

reality and then to a smooth conclusion were Jim Fornelli and

Reg Bro. Held prior to the cub outing was’a similar camp for

guides, — Photo by Reg Bro ‘ :

SUGAR AND SPICE

MEMORABLE SIGHTS ranging over more than 100 years of
history, went'on display last Sunday with the arrival in Kinnaird
of the Centennial Fe such as this one
_ with tiny figures of the Fathers of Confederation surrounded by
the builders of Canada — trappers, Indians and settlers of many
callings — it captivated all members of the family. Far from
a look at simply the past, the caravan also catalogues some of

“Watermelon

the developments of the future of Canada as well. it had ap-
peared in Kinnaird park. i

Reunion In Ladner

King George V high school|its opening in 1912 to its clos-|

f ing, 26 years later.
in Ladner will be a place of re- . Any persons Wicia this aren
f fi

ani
on Oct. -7, a8 former ti iD ar-
range to do so by writing King
gather at the school for a re- George V High School reunion,
union. Post Office Box 40, Ladner.
To be attended by invitation Invitations will be sent to
only, the reunion is for all form-|all who write expressing an in-
er students of the school from|terest in the affair.

‘Use HFC money to buy.
back-to-school needs;

MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANG

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now.

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Street. .cscsceececssees stele! hone 352-5575,
608 Baker Street: >. scshine cbove Burn tembeo :

With summer

f here—I've made
a discovery. With
the minimum of
encouragement, I
could spend the

rest of my life as a beach bum.

Never was much of a hound

for the beach life before, As a

doy, I swam in rivers and lakes,

but not at beaches. Anyway, kid

are too busy swimming and div-

ing and horsing around to be

bothered lying on a beach.

As I grew older, beaches still

had little attraction. I just didn't

like sitting in the sun. I don't
tan. I just sort of turn a burnt
orange. Beaches were for wo-
men, little kids and old people.

I preferred golf or fishing.

Well, 'm not a woman or a
little kid, so I must be turning
into an old “people. Someone
will think’ unkindly, no doubt,
that it’s the advent of the biki-

—| sions, it’s.as though you

Wife Keeps Mouth Shut Only on Beach —

taking away the aches and ten-
were
hearing it all through cotton
wool.

For some reason, “our”
beach has become a mecca for
newsomers to Canada. Foreign-
ers, as we used to call them in
the old, unlightened days. You
can lie there all day and scarce-
ly hear a word of English, And
what a pleasant change that is.
You could be at Odessa, on the
Black Sea, My Hungarian and
Polish and German have improv-
ed tremendously.

But they’re great people.
They love: the- sun, mind their

own business and pick up their |™

junk when they leave, which is
more than can be said of a good
many tenth-generation Canadi-
ans,

It’s funt to watch and listen.
Over here are a couple of Ital-
ian grandmothers, in black
dresses, both built about five by
five, yattering away eighty mil-
es an hour. Just over there is

ni that. has ‘ely aged
me. This is merely a half-truth.
Ym: not particularly addicted to
the sight of navels, though’ some
of the other stuff displayed is
mildly interesting.

No,. its. the other sights and
sounds that fascinate’ me. Now,
I don’t like huge, crowded, com-
lized. beach. It inspires.in
its noise and: clutter
ing transistors “an
humanity, nothing but

But the. beach we go to, al-
most every day the sun shines,
is not like that. It is clean sand
and cool, blue water and friend-
ly, relaxed people. There are no
loudspeakers* ‘bellowing the
latest beat. ‘There isn’t a hot-dog
stand or a motorcycle or a beer.
‘can in sight.

‘That doesn’t mean it’s as
quiet as a church. The

wail, the mamas holler at their
children, the kids scream and
fight and ery. But when you
stretch out on the sand after a
dip, the sun bores into you,

Jyoung woman with
Slavic features, a baby, a biki-
ni so sparse you couldn’t blow
your nose.in it, and a bust
that would ‘knock your eye out.
Maybe both of them. © aN
Back up on the sand a bit is
the teenage crowd. They too
have discovered our beach this
summer. About 16 of them
sprawled in'a loose cree, heads

this:is the real.zun of the beach
They are through, over and
around the prone bodies. They
build castles and dams and forts.
They hurl themselves into the
water, shrieking with delight.
And they’re ‘all so brown and
firm and smooth you could eat
them.

Why do all those darling,
chubby five-year-old girls have
to turn into bored, neurotic,
harassed women? Why do all
those careless, sturdy, happy
tte devils of boys have to turn

-RECISTRATION

Registration for St. Rita’s Kindergarten will

be held at the kindergarten on Front Street on :

Woednacd.

“WwW morning, Sept. 6, from 9.30 am. to

into hard, lcerated

en?

A good question. But I still
haven't told you why I like the
beach so much. I've discovered
that it’s the only place in the
world where my wife will shut
her mouth for two or three

11 am.

Kindergarten classes will start on Thursday,
Septémber 7, at 9 am. 2-84

hours at a-stretch. :

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sexplay, x smo-
king and making their intricate
plans for the evening. But they
are decent youngsters, who apol-
ogize when they hit you'on the
head with their football. No hip-
pies, thank the powers.

Here comes an elderly Ger-
man gentleman who must have
drunk half the beer west of the
Berlin Wall to produce that mag:
nificent pot. ‘There’s .a\ young
Jewish father spoiling his kid
rotten, There’s a Hungarian
couple, tanned the colour of tar,
yan two beautiful blonde ur-
chins. ss :

And speaking of. urchins,

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Supplies and Installations -

SANDING — FINISHING
Old Floors

: rash 7 :

DOOR TO THE PAST is that of the Centennial
caravan, viewed at Kinnaird on Sunday by hun-

dreds of local citizens. Included in the exhibits -

Js this one of an‘inpromptu notice board in ‘a

outside the King’s

Head Inn. One of-the posters, being examined

prominent place — directly

5, 1812,

by two youths, advises young:men of good char-
acter that sharpshooters are wanted: for the
Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles to defend
“mothers and sisters from insult” in the War, of

Red, Ripe and Juicy. . . . . Ib

Pork Picnics seus u. 39¢

Pork Steak
: Sole fa Barbeque be 59c :

Sliced Bacon 11s. pacioce. 79C

Wieners
No. 1 Quality ..

. Large Crowd Sees Bennett Unveil Stone

Premier Bennett pulled a gold
draw string controlling 360 yards
of gold and purple draping last
Thursday unveiling a 30-ton

i monu-

A crowd estimated at close

Chairman of thé program

to 1,500 persons watched in soar-|held at the midpoint of the

ing 90 degree heat as the great| crest of

jam ‘was *Hyt

stone was unveiled'as a tribute | chairman Dr. H. L. Keenleyside
to the men who engineered and|‘who paid tribute to all persons

ment commemorating. complei
tion of Duncan dam, the first: of
three Columbia | River Treaty

-Projects to be put-into. service.

time and without loss of life.

Mr. Bennett hailed:the.dam

the dam in record|and organizations having a part

in the dam’s construction.
He noted,:in particular, the

as a great example to the world contributions of labor, the com-

of:the accomplishments that can
be t

munity and the .dam workers’

about by -friendly femallies and presented Mrs. Bes-

and Bov-

ernments.

The dam “shows ‘that two | Sociation; and ‘Mrs.
great friendly nations working representing families of ihe con:

sle ki, the
Lardeau Valley: Community: As-
John ‘ Hale;"

staff, with

together can “set

any dam: could cost.” .
More

than 2° million man |U™ of Matinix Co. Ltd., Standard-
hours wore ‘worked during con- General Construction ' (Interna-
| struction gf the dim wit no nt ea [Construction Co: Ltd.”

life or limb.:‘This saf

of

is believed. to be unique in the
history “of -.the;.,Canadian “‘con-
struction’ industry. “In. addition,
’| the frequency of lesser accidents
:| was also.well below fhe average

for the lustry.

an

for all ot the wore continued flo}
the premier. “For fact alone ~ ye :
it fs worth all of the money that | held for the crowd.by, the dam's

Wes, :
Aj free ‘beef barbeque was

general contractors, »a ‘consorti-

tional) ‘Ltd. -dnd Emil Anderson

an. area’ of 29

e the'size

* SCHOOL: DISTRICT

No. 9°

*. Persons resident in

CASTLEGAR

the rural areas of School

District No. 9 (i.e. outside the Village of Castlegar
and Village of Kinnaird), who are not, property
owners and wish'to haye their names entered on

that

the list of elect

ors,:are T t c
. for this purpose are available from the undersigned
on request. Such detlarations must ‘be completed’:

and filed with:the undersigned’ before 4:00 p.m...
August’ 31, 1967, and must state whether person -
making declaration is Tenant-Elector (tenant oc-

“-eupying real. property), or Resident Elector. (any
‘resident who is nota tenant). 0!

- Corporations and Societies which ‘are property-
owners in the rural aréa (of the School District
are reminded if they. wish the name of their

". eorporation or society entered on ‘the list of elect.

ors, they must’ file name of their agent with the
undersigned “as required ‘under: Sec. 67: of: the

‘School Act. before 4:00 p.m.,August’31, 1967.

C. H. King,

es used to the
guests landed and took: off‘on
the water. One of them also
performed a -fly-past just as the
huge stone was >

Chicken

Fresh Killed. Grade A. Fry or Roast Ib.

49c

| Minute Steak

Canda Choice, Good. Boneless

Pork Chops

All Cuts. Gov't. Inspected Pork. Ib.

“Pork Sausages

“Pure Pork.’ Gov't. Inspected

Cheese Slices —

Kraft Canadian: 1-Ib..Pa

. The water: temperature in
the lake: was 74 degrees and’a
number ofthe ‘guests took ‘ad-
vantage of “this fact ‘to go in
‘Swi BS SS 3 aegeh,
mplimentary* re

major, population - centre, th
large | crowd . obviously. enjoyed
the fun-packed Y eate]

‘Canned Pop Shasta 10 rm

| Coke or Gingerale 2

5 ‘Family Size Bottles

‘Canned Meats 9

“ GOING TO NELSON? _
~. For Tasty. Food *:
-.and Delicious

Coffee ‘It’s:

é

Onions : siverskin

2 bi 49c

Cooked. Asst. 15-Oz. Tins , for ‘.

Nalleys. 15-Oz. Tins.
Just Heat and Serve. —
Hot or Western ...

Soup Tene or. Veg. 4 10-0z. rns 49

KETA SALMON.
OR BUMBLE BEE.

oe TUNA CHUNKS 3 ml i

Peanut Butter 120: rn. 99c
scoTT :
Bathroom Tissue 4 ri. 49¢

» $1.59

Johnson Klear
Self-Polishing Floor. Wax. 46-oz. tin

‘SCHOOL SUPPLIES

oF OMATOES Local. Full of Flavor w29c
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manded by Major Samuel Steele arrived at Galbraith's
Ferry, to establish order In the rich gold-mining area In
the heart of the East Kootenays. Above, the old water P.O. BOX 838
tower. at Fort Steele, first post of the Royal Canadlal Phone 865-7377
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’ ‘The: Kinniard garbage dump. is provided by; and
- * “for the use of the Town of Kinnaird. It is kept* locked .
Beto prevent illegal use. Peat

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New Potatoes 10 u. 49.

Key Tabs wise or. ; ,
= - :Narrow Ruled. Package of 5.
Corn on the Cob Exercise Books 49¢
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TLEGAR NEWS |

Published Every Thursday At
OF THE

Today, history is being
Fort Steele, about 8 miles from Cranbrook. Another first class : ‘
tourist itis d to be In 1967. 4 : i ;
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ah

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FOR KOOTENAY LAUNDRY TO CALL PHONE 365-5336.
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The Corporation of the Town of Kinnai n ird

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