CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thad, August 22, 1974) >,
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“ack FI fire Season
_ Broken for This Year

Castlen ar. forest ranger’

' Hugo, Wood ibelieves the fire

situation's back is broken’, for,.:
this season, .

Mr. ‘Wood told the Castle, ,

gar.'News’on Tuesday that”

. unless'a prolonged, extreme

hot spell is experienced in the

next little while, the fire season

: isSover’ unless“ people. get

careless when smoking: or’.

camping. 3

ie/There were “only | two fires

in the Castlegar ranger district
during the past) week. °":

spot fire along thetCPR

fightolw way at Thrunis’on

; | Sunday afternoon: was ‘quickly *

extinguished byia Toveatey:

youth crew and a 'couple.of

‘Trail on’ Monday ,aftern
Sa fire altributed toa spark froma

‘welding’ iaachine) was extin- °

guished -by,)11 local‘ residents’

fighting crew from ‘Cominco
who sent a 1,500-gallon water
tanker to the. scene,

- Final Early

Bird. Draw
Winner of tha top prize of
* $5,000’ in’ the ninth and ‘final’
“early bird” draw'conducted by,
‘the Save the Orpheum Lottery’
as, Fred-Low of Richmond. °

was.
0, His ticket was ‘drawn from:

:the drum on’ the, stage of the
~ Orpheum ;Theatre'by country’
‘A-atar Ginella Hutton: Number of
the winning ticket was 1683999.
Over 372,000 tickets were”

inthe drum for the final “early

bird” draw, Main draw will'be

on? Aug.) 20, when Jone: of-'the

tickets drawn’ then will be:
worth $100,000 to its holder.
‘<The principal prizes:in' the”
‘$200,000 lottery: vil be decided
by; the-reault’ of ‘the Save; the
‘Orpheum Derby Trial at Exhi-
bition’ Park ‘on Aug. 31,<.)?°3:.

who iwere: assisted -by/a,fire -

"Paperboy Required

“Boy. or girl urgently required | for Castlegar ©
B: News route in: Robson. In ;Townsite-Foundation
of + Homes ‘area. Phone - 265:7266,

Id Hazel i
dicoff of Castlegar is.an

ie
car and shapely young
h

with. much ‘charm
* poise. Bul last July 1
wasn't exactly what you'd calla
“candidate for the. cover of a
fashion magazine.

On that day (and well into
“the len) she wore coarse blue «
jeans, ry boots, a service-
able ee Heket and a sturdy
‘hard hat.’ On her: back: she
carried a heavy. metal tank

carrying five, heavy gallons of
water,’And to add’a finishing
touch of glamour she sprayed a,
generous supply of insect’ repel-:
lant all over shor face, neck and
afl

Before that night was over.
she was climbing -over logs,
coughing in dust and almost
blinded: by dense smoke.

80 what's ‘a\ sweet ‘young ~
lady like her doing in a. place

this’

Well, Hazel ‘is: ne of-12°:
young women, all ranging from
18 to) 24,/all high school ‘or,

“university: students, who ‘this

year make ‘up'a forest fire
suppression crew in the Nelson.
“Forest: District. =:

«It’s the’ first. time in’ ‘the
history: of the’ B.C. Forest “
Bervice that: women have been
‘employed as firefighters... ‘And’

‘in the, opinion’ of: suppression ey
> erew)-foreman “Jack ‘

Flo:

‘they! 're doing an uanbellevestiy.
‘fine job.t-The fireladies are
paid about.$600 a month—the
‘same’ as*men—plus; any “over-
+ time required: :
i Ther “home away from

je summer:is a,

* Johnso 18,‘
sure beats working in si
;; monotonous old office.",

‘It’s hard and exhausting
work,” and the’ young Jadies
have ‘never, been: in’ better.

physical shape. Like Darlene.

ne
~/s It's clean and comfortable,
and: is’ probably. tidier. now
+ than it’ has: ever been: because
< the‘ young, ladies ¥
‘ble for’ its’ upkeep: and rane 5
the

“come from: homes all’ over th

“vast: Nelson Forest Distrigt, :

mil
‘started in slash:and ‘fora while’
threatened ‘stands of nearby.’

¥ fF thi
th when the girls return to:

- their classrooms.”

“When there are no fires to”
> be fought, they. keep busy at a’

i © wide variety of other. tasks, all ..
!of:which’ are’ normally in'a

‘ ite apporing SS Ranger Station...”

‘man's domain, They clear land,

do. _Tnaintenance’ ‘work’ around ©:
hithe‘eamp, -paint, repair-roads
a cover ee fix 2up cattle
guards, dig ‘ditches’ and , clear.
fire access roads. One day they
id’ shovel work

‘How :do' Hey. like. th

of:
oO “It's tough Sinekte but'there’s

\ not a health spa anywhere that
“would get us into better shap

2\ The. girls” put in’
1/2-hour. day, but in the case of
firefighting, as long a-d: a

night) as is required,

't:pack: up and eo

s ole Ne fia 3
‘a record $908.8 million. ;
‘Figures - released by the’
stale © Gaining’ Commission
«. showed the casinos’:take was.
‘up.16.4' eee het cent -over the last:

been

“slow. downward trend" fi
-Tevenue percentage gains dur-
~ ing the fiscal Year th it ended

he ens. of the
chibit strip mining
will be,

restful environment ate tramp:
ling a down

Degen etancer ten teh DSN NT

"6 1g home Fi
You be beterhaven both

vith the four. umpires ‘in front

flying over,
tre

P
f the pitching: mound.. With’all pater

Red ’giadioll;ye!
and white tapers decorated 3!
¢ he of Castlegar for.’
iting’in

tured an: Empire wale, high
neck and cathedrel train,-Her
camelot vell was attached to-a

Inthe ‘top of: th

eu
anth bed ‘Alberta:went dow!
ir first

fpr.Castlegar; to. win'

\The. first 1 run a

Alber
ick’ for a ingle Tun'each. ean

me ba
g ‘the fifth and sixth innings for
only tw

the'game. °°

ra brief res the two. 3
_ teams met again'at 6 p.m. with

nthe mound for.

ized peas groups. Hi
on the cottom farms to kee] is.

Castlegar oing in‘to the sixth :

even strike-outs,,

In} ‘the ‘sixth:

ig : The
Rooyakkers came ‘in to lieve ¥

Carlin'and finished off the game

f}> with six strike-ouits:
gar) club’ picked “up one” more’
run-in’ the‘seventh'

i gold single, al
rare platinum status. (sales of $2

‘became! a platinum! album... 3-5:
*oSa-That* brought ‘awards like:

tl e. Grammy and'Male Vocalist
of <the® Year at the. annual
‘d:

this: t

he ‘car.
ried a bouquet of coral roses
‘and baby's breath with match-
{ng, colored ribbon,
tron-of-honor and cous-
in of the bride, Mrs. Jeanette
Cassell of Kamloops, wore a
floor-length pale blue: gown
‘with Empire waist, long sleeves
and was similar to the.style of
the bride's gown. She carried a
bouquet of yellow roses.
Flower: girls were’ the
‘matron-of-honor’s two ‘daugh-
ters, Tammy and Judy. They.

wore identical gowns to their.

mother but'with ‘short’ puffed

quets of eee roses.

“sleeves. They. too. carried: bou-

> orange floral prin
n> orchid: corsage.'\<":

Best’ man was the -bride's

, brother Mr, Larry Price of

Castlegar with ushering duties
shared by. the ,bride’s brother,
Mr.:Murray Price:of Castlegar
andthe groom's brother, | Mr,
Scott Morgan of P

For travelling the bride
donned a yellow pantsuit.

The newlyweds will reside
at 325 Ward St, New Westmin-

Ts . .
Out-of-town guests were
from Cr: Y

(A reception followed at the
Hi ‘Arrow Arms: where’ the
master: of ‘coremonies, Mr.
Charles King of Castlegar, read
congratulatory: medsages' from

Kamloops, Victoria ‘and’ Ontar- -

io: Dr. John Hall proposed the
toast to the bride. #8

2 oThe bride's cake was of
three-tiers'and decorated in:

white and’red roses) by Mrs,
Stella Ball,
For her. daughter’ a wed

ding the bride's mother: wore a”
+. floor-length sleeveless gown in

‘a blue’ floral: print’ on’a white
background,‘ Elbow-length
white gloves, a white shaw] and

a’ pale blue orchid ‘corsage ©
‘ completed her.’ensemble. | The

groom’s mother chose*a floor-
length gown in yellow and.

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