CASTLEGARNEWS, Thursday, September 5,197 Tour of Netherlands Taken by, Local Air. Cadet

Recommends. Cadet Movement to Canadian Youth

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British and Israeli Cadets

Tourist Benefit Pamphlets

Mailed to B.C. Businessmen

Some 25;000 copies of.a
pamphlet citing the benefits of
tourism will be ‘distributed \to
businessmen in’ the private
sector throughout, British Col-
umbia to encourage them to
support their, local tourist or-
ganization. ©

Local Initiatives
Program (LIP)
Being Revived

‘The Local Initiatives Pro-

gram (LIP) is being revived as*

this

The pamphlet, “Tourism
Means More Dollars For You”,
has: been published by the
department of travel industry.

The provincial government
and the small businessman are

Dear Sir:

«T would like to take this
opportunity to thank all those.
who made my exchange visit to
the Netherlands possible; Cap-

: tain McBain, the officers and

instructors of Squadron 681 and
the Civilian Sponsoring Com-
mittee, This trip has been. the
perfect way to top off five great
years ‘with the Air Cadets,
We left Ottawa on July 14
and en route to the Netherlands
spent a day each in London,
England and Rhein/Main, Ger-
many.
1) Upon our arrival in the
‘Netherlands we' were greeted
at’ Valkenburg, where we.

| stayed for the first week. We

\were treated like royalty and

‘ immediately found: how well

By Connic McKay |
Needlepoint is one craft

that all of you should try.

+, ‘Tobe a master in this craft —
you do not need a great deal of .
skill or training. Once-you can
do a stitch you can almost
forget what you are doing ‘and |
just relax'and do it.

This stitch craft if highly

$ Portable and as long as you

have'good lighting you can do it
wherever you please. It is ‘also;
easily stored and there is no

~messy clean up involved.

‘You will need ‘a canvass,
masking tape,. yarn, a needle
and scissors.

In’ choosing ‘your. first.
canvass ‘you can pick from
‘traditional to abstract designs.
Select. bh small ‘and

partners ‘in ‘the’ p of
tourism, the ‘department. says
ina statement, and ‘under: the

Grants

simple for your first attempt.
if you ‘haven’ t seen a

Plan each o the eight, tourist:

regions may Teceive a'grant of

. $1.60 ‘for, promotion for. every

“dollar, raised jointly: by: munici; *
pal governments, chambers of
commerce, primary industry**

associations, businesses and:

winter, This has vbeen., He
nounced by the manpower.
department.:

The department sald. in'a
news,release that the program

Thus’ for every dollar:

of promo--

tion is, achieved and‘ conse-~
quently’ ‘a greater share of the

will ‘beddestaned”

‘unemployment, par: if
ticularly in areas where the: *» “This exe
: f “yields solid dividends: and

jobleks‘rate‘is high.

Cost of the program is not -

yet definite but funding will be
-similar. to -that, of 1973-74
when $72 million was spent on
the LIP plan, the. release said.
‘The government will start
taking applications for funds in
the first“week of September.
The closing date is Oct. 1.

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yolyme of:tourist
tated

means. in business for.
your community,” the pamphlet
says. 5

‘The handout also cites the

““multiplier effect” of the tourist

dollar.’

“It has a greater multiplier
effect than income derived from
other sources. Direct travel
expenditures, for instance, mul-
tiplies more’ than three times

‘before secondary. and induced

expenditures’ are ‘considered.
Tourism is thus in the unique

position of producing new dol-;

lars almost exclusively.”

Ed Conroy,.
365-7505

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Guest Speaker: ©
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Monday, September 16 at 7:30 p.m.
Terra Nova Motor : Hotel, Trail
$3 Per’ Person
Sponsored by Rossland-Trail Social Credit Assn.
For Tickets, Please. Contact
*Burt Campbell
365-5834

Tickets Also Available at
Castlegar Drug and Kootenay T.V. in the Plazes

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365-5158

canvass imaging a
Jarge mesh, string scree!
“Along: the: side. ‘of the

- canvass will be a color chart,

and in some cases this will also’
include the order number for
the: yarns.If you like’ the
design, but the colors don't
appeal, change them. Es
Ask the :salesclerk - for.
assistance in determining ‘how
‘much yarn you will need. It\is':=

‘important ‘to’ buy;all that you :'

need. at the. same.tim
2 ‘end

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eas dye... 3.

liked: Canadians are in. the:

Netherlands,

Alter a week of tours of
such places as Rotterdam, Mad-

* gilding and, Para- gliding, ook,
© tours by traln, went sailing and.
water-skling)and took \a: boat’:
trip through !.the canals in

urodam, the Fokker Aircraft; .- Amsterdam,

Factory, the Zuiderzee Works‘,
and the world’s largest flower °
auction hall in Aalsmeer, we
were split up to become guests

of Dutch families for a, week.
‘This is the chance.to really see.’
how the Dutch’ people’ live.

chance you'd never get if you;

were a tourist,
After that memorable
week we. were off touring

again. This time it’ was ‘the \ with lipstick, on:our’ cheeks,

Even with this busy sche-
dule we had a lot of free time in
the evenings: to enjoy the,
‘ night-life throughout the Neth.’

, erlands, ;
On Aug. 6 we were given a=:

farewell and were presented
‘with two dozen long-stemmed
red roses éach by good-looking
‘Dutch girls, We were then sent
aboard’a flight to Germany:

‘orks, the
DAF Automobile, Plant. ‘As-
scher’s Diamond Company, and
the city of Amsterdam. We had :
sight-seeing flights in both Air
Foree and beh aircraft, went.

8 of those Dutch;
girls. :

¢ We rpont a day at Rhein/
“Main and ‘a day at Canadian
‘Forces Base Lahr,-Germany.
~ We returned to Canada board

Crafts for Everyone

Needlepoint is a. Relaxing Craff that | is Highly Portable

> gary to block it. First on ‘a piece“

masking

tape.

manufacturer will stop making Bit

the ‘color you've ‘selected.
= Papestry, ,wools are mi
: commonly used for needlepoint;

“however, embroidery floss and

acrylic yarns can be used
successfully. If you have sller-
gies to either wool or synthetics.
make sure you read the labels.

‘The size of needle required
will depend. on the® with of
yarn you select.

To begin fold maskin, r ‘tape
along the edges of the canvass.;
This not only-stops. it from
fraying, but, helps keep
shape as-you work: on.it. .

“The continental stiteh is
the: ae to-do! Start in the:

yarn at the back f-the
nvass and work.over the end

as you do, the:needlepoint, All. move from: back to front. If:

«strands ‘must -be (started and:
‘finished by «running the ends
‘under stitches’ on the wrong
‘aide of the work. ‘
Work back and forth’ turn:
‘ing your canvass. ‘upside. down:
return. For’ the’ position .of
site needs and ‘atitches see the |

When: you have “completed °
your canvass ‘it will’ be: neces-

4 United Nations alrcraft which”,

was bringing the first, Canadian |.

casualty and injured home from
Cyprus.

were three other Canadians, 18

* Americans, two British and two

Israeli cadets on the tour. We.
all had a wonderful time. i
T would again like to thank
the’ Air Cadet Movement, not

Vonly for this trip, but for\the®

last five years [‘have. spent; in.
this squardron.-1) strongly re-;
commend ‘Air Cadets to all boys?”
and gitls 18 to,19 years of age.

».,One’ ofthe top’ squardrons ‘in
, Canada is right'here in Castle;
* gar. :

Ken Davis
"'205-5th Ave. N.,
, Sastloass, B.C.

‘of paper, or cloth’ mark: the?
dimensions. 'A‘pad of news-'
papers, solid foam,’ or, card-' :
‘board will give you a surface to;
pin’ into,’ Dampen, your, needle- .
“point and pin it in place. When -
it has dried ith "edges ‘will be
traighte 8):

tt your. finished ‘needl .
+ point is to be a cushion, stool, or. »
chair seat! and will: receive «
~ considerable wear make it more ”
“aturdy by using several strands;
of-yarn. On the other hand if it
vis to.be framed protect it from,
‘dust: with glass." 0°

‘Wooden frames are avail-

» able “at: reasonable prices and e
“are-designed to make your \\}~

\needlepoint easier to work ‘on.
‘The’ frame : will’ turn‘as you

your, eyes’ are ‘poor ‘you “may ©
find a’ magnifying glass' which
attaches around: your neck,
leaving your hands free.

As well as myself,; there ;

“Electrical oWork and. ‘Exhaust: Recai
“Moi ks — ‘Brake Recond nin

‘and Wheel: Balancing \.:
Mites: and: Batteries

. Once you have P
love : for. needlepoint you will

find: delight ‘in’some; of: the

books devoted‘to this subject.”
: There are. many, variations of .”

stitches,” , designs and practical ~.

uses to be

But. Why: We Continue the Habit

‘There are, few people to
day, smokers included, who do’
not suspect that smoking cigar-
ettes is bad for their health’,
°) En'spite .of: this, * ‘many, of:
them find it difficult to give up

-the habit permanently.

The reasons why people

“ smoke vary with the individual.

anes reason why. we start in the ~~

Single Vehicle

Accident Sends

Man to Hospital:
A Fairview Subdivision

“man was! taken to hospital

Thursday evening following a
single vehicle accident which
‘occurred at) the Blueberry .
‘Creek Brid;

Driver of the vehicle,
twenty-seven-year-old Theo-
‘dore 8. Verhaeghe, was taken
to Castlegar ‘and District Hos-
pital. Police say Mr. Verhaeghe
suffered crushed bones in the
left arm while his 1969 van
sustained an estimated $800

mage.
The vehicle is reported to
have been travelling west over
the Blueberry Creek Bridge
when it went out of control on
the roadway and rolled: over
onto its roof on Centre Ave.
Mr. Verhaeghe has been
charged with driving without

-due care'and attention.

Ask for this folder |

from our representative, P. A. Boyd
who will be ai: Hi Arrow Arms Motor
Hotel, Castlegar (365-7282) on Seot.
12th, ‘74 & at Peebles Motor Inn,
_ Nelson (352-3525) on Sept. 13th, ’74
from 9 a.m. fo 3 p.m.

Hyou requ e financing to Start moderne
or expand your business. and are unable to

obtain it else:

cumdhityans per Paps 108 can help you

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here on ceasonable terms and

first place is not as

“the reason“ why. we’ contintie.
Starting (may be:due-to'a
psychological ‘reason which
; goes back to insufficient breast-

feeding, or a feeling of ‘depen-
dence, or’ a wish’ to feel
grown-up, or to be one of the

iS

< But"if_ you. continue, to
smoke after realizing that‘it is

‘bad for.your. health, you: may
rationalize it by using one of the:

followinig reasons::It keeps me
from slowing’ down;. 1: like

‘handling-a cigarette; it is

pleasant and relaxing; ‘it. gives
me something to do with my

hands; if'l give up cigarettes,

Til put.on. weight.

Pamphlets and information
about cancer can be obtained
free by, writing: to; B.C.-and
Yukon Division, Canadian Can-

cer) Society, 896: West: Eighth.

Ave., Vancouver. or. 857 Cale-
donia, Victoria, B.

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Friday? a.m. - 7) p.m.

The difference between a mediocre fob.

“and @ vel
‘better. traini

jood job is ‘usually
ing.

‘However, in the past it hasn't ‘always
been that easy to get trainin

“ Now. thin:

gs-are different. Bocause Se

now there are Community Colleg

and vocational schools throughout the
= province, offering a ag
* vocational and technica! programs that

.can put: you into a better job or increase. ~
isin your present Job. :
K al

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munity College Counsellor.
ie door. is always open.

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-Socred MLA. Addresses.

"Free Enterprise —

At man acknowledged to be

one of the three most otfective’ <

speakers in the B.C, legislature,
Harvey Schroeder, the MLA
for. Chilliwack,’ is tobe guest.
spgaker:at a “free enterprise

banquet” in Trail on’Sept.. 16. :

‘This {s‘announced by Elmo: |
Ferraro, banquet chairman, |

who‘noted that'Mr. Schroeder
placed third in the Social Credit
leadership contest: last: fall
which was won by Bill Bennett.

Mr, Schroeder is a: much’!
* sought after:banquet, speaker, -
combining a ‘hard-hitting :plat, |

form style sprinkled’ liberally
with’ anecdotes and humor.

‘The MLA is:.education;

portfolio critic’ for the Socreds . fj

in the legislature and ‘is a

member of the legislative:com-

~ mittee on health, education ‘and
human : resources. . He abe,

£0 Harvey Schroeder"
one half years and has travelled
I Canada

serves'on the
transportation and communes
tions‘ committee.

_ A minister with the Cheis-
\d Missionary, Allian

janet
and the United States conduct-
ing setts: all-church outreach

ly :
: Revision program: Yor five‘and |

“British Columbians,

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IMPORTANT NOTICE
~ CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT.

‘MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

-. will hold its registration on saturcey.
Sept. 7 and Saturday, Sept..14
-from.9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at

KINNAIRD FIRE HALL’
Please Register Early

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Entertainment For The Entire Family

Letter to Editor

Asks for. Refiumn of Plaque

:. Dear Sir:

‘May I make this es to
whoever removed the ‘plaque
from‘ behind the library.
This ‘plaque was’ a com-
menioration to my. late wife's
_memory and was accompanied
by’ an altruistic gesture by my
son,’ daughter and myself, an

expression of the love! we had
, for er.

Please, whoover removt
« it, locate it. Read it and read.
again, and if you ‘have’ any.

spark of human feeling Tam):

sure you will return it,
Thomas B. Couch
> Castleget

Revised Hours Announced ”
By Castlegar: Public’ Library

The Castlegar and District
Public Library has announced
revised opening hours for the
Castlegar and Kinnaird braieh-
es, effective Monday.

Library hours in Castlegar
are from 2:to'S p.m. on
Mondays, 8‘ to 5 p.m. on
Tuesdays and Thursdays and
from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturdays.
During the evenings on Tues-
dey. .Wednesday, Thurediy and

i is open fr

‘opel
Tuesday and Friday afternbons °
. from * rf ‘to’ 5 ‘and’ Wednes-

‘Thursday: and Fri

Fpeapean tiers to 9 p.m. -
- On’ Saturday ‘the Kionaird

branch. has its doors’ open for.
two Rae from 10 a.m. to 12

noo!
5 "The library Story Hours
for children of 4 to’6 years of

“age will commence nent week:

Parents should ° register thei
children with Mrs. Muriel Wal-
ton at the Kinnaird branch on
Tuesday at:1-p.m:’Mrs. Nesta
Hale will take the Story Hour
at the Castlegar branch on’

Wednesdays from'1 to 2 p.m.”

and Mrs. Anna Gattinger will
hold her Russian Story Hour at
the Castlegar Branch on Satur-
days from 1:to 2 p.m. starting
Serre, Oct. 5.

Robson Branch will

Robson Branch pening:

hours are from 2 to.6 p.m. on.

Mondays and Thursdays.

‘Notification has been. given :

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Regional Library Project to be

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There will be a meeting of |

‘the Kootenay library systems

-committee at Selkirk’ College

that Saturday at 1 p.m.

2,091 Forest Fires in Canada

The Canadian Forestry

Service recorded 2,091 forest

"fires in’ Canada during the

month of July, affecting some
1,442,000 acres of the country's
forest land.’

‘The figures are col

‘ compared
with a total of 1,712 fires in the

corresponding period last year,
over a total acreage of 1,657,-

These figures. ice the
season's total to 5,075 fires
affecting 1,624,000 acres, com-

pared with 5,087 fires and

2,064,000. acres for, the same
period in 1973.~

‘Average figures for the
month of July during’ the: past

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705,000 acres.
These statistics are com-.
piled.monthly by the Forest
Research ‘Institute: of ‘the
Canadian Forestry Service.

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Foam. mattresses are made
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Innerspring mattresses

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