CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Gan 15, 1967

FORT STEELE OPENS June 24 with song, lies, Still another Centennial event will be

and lighting the re- the opening June 23 of Cranbrook’s Cen-
miniscences of the “wild and wooly days. ”’ tennial project by L. J. Wallace, general
“Premier W. A. C. Bennett will officiate chairman of the B.C. Centennial: Commit-
at opening ceremonies for Fort Steele tee. In the shot above, the museum build-
bridge and the Fort Steele Park. The ing is visible, although one comment on
+weekend will also see the premiere perfor- the project declared that: “the whole town
imance of the-Fort Steele Gay.Nineties-Fol- , is:a living museum.”

_.“Hot” Tapes Up In Smoke —
‘Rules Mr. Justice Munroe

‘A fiery demise has been) ging” ‘ta jhith. resulted in] 500!

set fon the ‘controversial “bug-| six months. wi work ‘for a royal] bly in the dneinerate ir.
commission‘and many months of| The tapes were
trouble ‘and controversy, for aj point in Py hearings of the Sar-
GOING: TO NELSON? | pair of rival unions. gent Commission, “which — w:
The tapes were ordered de-} nami

For Tasty. Food: stroved by Mr. Justice Monroe] men!
and Delicious « | as the I
Coffee It's * bu _ the tapes will ‘be | Sulp!

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fiv fficer in Laxto! ‘3 ing d

Sand in the ee ‘6 anyone convention in the Ritz Hotel last

else who wants to attend.” Rovenivee:

Fi No aa He las bean set £3 set for fh the iy er fad gained hearing, Lax:
onfire, but on had ol ed an 0

the legal at isk take Are ie Justice poy Fuling: that

and held in court registry, and

soon in the court house, proba-| this ¢,
a central ®

_ Air Cadets Showed Off |
Their Prowess Last Week

Castle; ars’ award - winning
Air Cadet’Squadron 581 had an
opportuni ito show . their
achievements June 7 at their an-
nual banquet and inspection.

The band fo SHSS under
Fish-

Dominion of Canada ’Rifle
Association badges were present-
ed to Sgt. Jankola, WO2' Mac-
Bain, Cpl. V. T and Cpl.

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First-class ‘general. welding and’ machine | work.
patna broken’ crank shafts, gas and dicsel ’

R. Augustine,
The high. average bowling
award .was presented to Eee

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Newman who also
high triple bowling award. High
single bowling went to AC1 J.
Baron.

wiek supplied oF ehin music
for the cadets, an adde incen,
tive for putting on a gaod shi

‘The squadron was inspected
by Wing Commander Doug War-
ren of No. 54 Radar Squadron at
Baldy ushes, BC.

ie. vie é-chairman of the
provincial committee, Air Cadet
League of Canada, V. Forbes,
also congratulated the boys on
their performance and said he
was proud that the top honors
came back to a B.C. squadron.
Fora squadron to be suc-
cessful, he said, it takes the co-
operation not only of the cadets,

of the parents and the sponsor-

ing committee as well.
Addressing the cadets, me

Forbes stressed the importa:

of education and urged them ‘to

stay in school until they .com-

Plete, their education.

“With the proper tools in
the kit, and equipment in‘ the
box, you can help yourselves to
some of the vast opportunities
his 69 untry has to offer,” he

le

‘The Best All Around Cadet
award was presented to Eset
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The rookie of
wort een ee fon | I nas
and the Mos'
Sadet award: ; was received by

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Bt fer evade includ

officers and instructors, but that D.

officer certificates
were received by WO2 Vaessen
and WO2 MacBain.

Service pins were presented
as follows: Five year pins; Sgt.
Dow, Sgt. Fields, F/Sgt. Leduc,
WO2 MacBain, ‘WO2 Vaessen.
Four year: pins, Sgt. Jankola,
eset Set. Newman, and Sgt. B.

‘Three ear pins:
Dunn, Cpl: D, Allan, Cpl. T.
@ Gee
‘aylor. Two year p' .
Ack R.

. > R.
LAC K. Sidoni, Cpl. B. Suther-

:|land and AC1 C, Vaessen,

: One year pins: ACIs A. An-
derson, -W. Anderson, G. Baron,

Ames, P. Cohen, L. Green,
Freeman, R. Holdsworth, C.
Maddocks, J. Mason, C. Schellen-
berg, P. Sweeney and F. Steen-
voorden.

Set G.i Lester, son of Mr.
and D. Lester.,of Robson
has been chosen to attend the
senior leaders course at, Camp
Borden, Ont. This’ is an eight.
week extensive rtaining courte:
tied) adng with fhe ghee Podite lite

a e Corps
anil te am the» Canadian
Forces ‘oor at. be. Jean, ate and

at ‘Expo 67. He will be. down
east for eight weeks.

Five cadets have been pick-

ed_to. visit 0 67. They are
1. Fullerton,

oR! » LAC
Cc Gallo, ACI Amos and ‘Aci

Four nameés'have been sub-
nisl Tattoo

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ior oper shot, AC1 P. eaten
d | Best rifle shot a the
was Sgt. Janko)

that no one be permitted to hear’
them unless
tions were started. .
The-Supreme Court judge
ruled that after the expiry of|-
the time limit he set on prosecu-
tions, an application could be
made to have the tapes destroy-
Laxton made his successful
fi to have the tapes burned
when the time limit was up.

we stock a full selection of

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‘Big Snow Prevents
Serious Forest Fires
In Casitas Area

record snowpack still

Will your child
ever catch the Teacher's eye?

president of the World Confedera-
tion of Organizations of the Teach-
ing Profession says about large
classes:
“Put a teacher in front of abig
group of children and the tea-
cher: can instruct or drill, he

The B.C. Teachers’ Federation
ducting a cam-
paign to reduce the size 5 classes
in B.C. schools in order to hetter
educate YOUR children.

This year, in British Columbia
there are 411. elementary classes
with 40. or more. pupils and 3080 cannot educate. He cannot
elementary classes with 35 or more treat each child as an indivi-
pupils. : : dual. Big classes mean bad me-

For boys and girls to receive thods. ‘Big ‘classes limit. free-
the maximum benefit from our re- dom to experiment. Big classes
vised educational: system their result in bad education.”
classes should-not be larger than 25 B.C. Teachers’ Federation

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Ranger Wood reported last
week that only seven forest fires
had been recorded’ by his unit,
with a total burn’.area of 400
acres.

Ranger ‘Wood; ‘a veteran of
forest service work, told the
Castlegar News he could not re-

member a time in area when

this year.

The biggest roblem for his
men.working in the forest areas
is not fire, he e lained but mud
and snow conditio!
He cited an ‘meldent recent-
jy. when © several: : four-wheel
drive “power wagons” were bog-
ged down completely and the
crawler tractor which freed them
nearly became stuck itself.
‘The present forest fire haz-
ard: he added, is listed as mod-
tein the immediate ‘Castle-
eer area,

At higher. glevations, how-
sie the hazard rating is virtu-

“You don't get forest fires
burning where there’s snow on
the ground,” he commented.
The danger of. fires may
rise sharply as forests tend to
dry under a hot’ summer sun,
Ranger Wood explained, but the
snow pack ich . threatens
flood at lower Tevels has almost
eliminated fire hazard at the
high elevations.

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