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She is currently stationed
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SNAG VICTIM .. . Work

A safety clinic for users of
chainsaws, brush cutters and
string trimmers will be held
in Trail on Sept. 7.

There are two clinics
scheduled — one for home
users at 7 p.m. Sept. 7 and
another for commercial and
industrial users at 8:30 a.m.

- will be held at Buck Haven on

The Fellowship luncheon
will be held at the Fireside
Place beginning at 10:30 a.m,
For reservations or more in-
formation, please contact
365-8094, or 365-5180.

Waneta Road at Beaver

of Textron will ¢onduct the
clinic, Emphasis ‘will be on

ers’ Compensation Board records are full of deaths of fallers
and buckers who have fallen victim to snags, upright dead trees over 10 feet high.
which can fell down when least expected. Many of these accidents can be avo! if
proper cutting practices aré followed.

Safety clinic being held
for chainsaw users

avoiding the hazards of
power tools used in cutting
down trees.

Meanwhile, Workers’ Com-
pensation Board says its rec.
ords are full of deaths of
fallers and buckers who have
fallen victim to snags. Snags
are upright dead trees over
10 feet high, which have a
habit of coming down when
least expected.

Two of the most hazardous
are snags which have been
partially cut through and left
standing and those which
have been completely cut and
left hanging up in the boughs
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djoining trees, the WCB

LAST WEEK

says in the release.

It says that recently a
faller cut a large cedar, un-
aware that just just 40 me-
tres away was a limb-bound
birch snag left that way by a
weekend wood cutter.

When the cedar fell, it
brushed the tree that was
holding up the snag, causing
it to crash down on the
logger.

The weekend wood cut-
ter's negligence killed the
worker — a tragedy which
could have been avoided if
proper -eutting practises had
been followed, the WCB
warned.

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“Bears and you” is the topic of Friday evening's short

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Summer Red or Tydemen, 20 Ib case

TOMATOES.... 39@ip.

Okanagan, 20 Ib. case

GREEN PEPPERS 99 ib.

Grand Forks, 20 Ib case

ONIONS....... 3941p.

By NANCIE DOHAN
Park Interpreter
Champion Lakes Provincial Park

This is the last week of interpretation programs at
Champion Lakes Park. The season has been very successful,
thanks to the support from local residents and area visitors.
The park remains open year-round for fall and winter
activities, however, the water system will be shut down on
Sept. 20.

Thursday's program at the amphitheatre is a slideshow
on wildflowers and berries. This half-hour show, beginning

show at 7:30 in the amphitheatre, followed at 8 p.m. with a
short to b iful Ch Lakes Park
through slides.

The children’s event on Saturday includes an hour of fun
activities down at the marsh. Join the park interpreter at
2:30 p.m. at the entrance. Then stay on
Saturday evening to be entertained with three children’s
films. Adults, too, may be delighted with these nature
movies for children. The films will begin at 7:30 in the
amphitheatre.

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Sweet Spanish, Grand Forks, 20 Ib case

PEACH PLuMS. 25 ip.

Okanagan, 20 Ib case

PICKLING CUKESD4¢ Ib.

Grand Forks smaii

PICKLING CUKES45¢ Ip.

Grand Forks, medium

PICKLING ONIONS65¢ ib.
Grand Forks
PICKLING BEETS. 35© Ib

Grand Forks

RED PEPPERS. 1.29 Ib.

Okanagan

GRAPES... <= P8¢ Ib.

Green Seediess, Large
NECTARINES. ..79¢ Ib.
HONEY....... 4.18 ib.

Mild sweet clover, 33 Ib pail

CANTALOUPE..49¢ Ip.

Grand Forks

POTATOES. ... 20¢ ww.

at 8 p.m. will focus on edible berries and useful wild plants.

LOAN-OUT

CAMERA

The Castlegar News has two simple-to-

operate loan-out cameras (complete

with film) which it is pleased to allow

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To wrap up the sunny summer experienced this year,
everyone is invited to a wild tea party beginning at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday in the picnic shelter. Several varieties of teas will be
brewed from common wildflowers found in the park. A
concise handout on “wild teas” will be available during the
tea party.

Then, Sunday at 8 p.m. in the amphitheatre, the
excellent travelogue film “Here to Share” will be presented.
This half-hour film takes one on a tour of the scenic West
Kootenays.

Preceding the movie, the park interpreter will be on
hand to discuss winter recreational within
Champion Lakes.

With fall fast approaching, the beaver at the park are
once again busy with winter preparations. Monday monring
may give park visitors an opportunity to view the beaver at
this busy time of year, as the park interpreter will be leading
a guided waik to the huge beaver dam_and lodge on Ist lake.
This walk will leave at 10 a.m. from the 2nd lake boat launch
parking area.

Again, thanks to all who supported the park and its
interpretation program. It has been an enjoyable and
successful summer, not possible without you.

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