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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 29, 1976

“Greased Pole Climbing Demonstrated on Weekend

‘This Contestant Filled His Pockets with Sand While Still
Another Wiped Pole with Paper Towelling

This Young Fellow Also used Sand Method Bat He Walted
for Conditioned Pole from Previous Attempts

Construction has Begun on $33 Million
Red Mountain Ski Club Paradise Basin

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We will be CLOSED on Monday

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Construction started July
19 on Red Mountain Ski Club's
three-quarter million dollar
Paradise Basin expansion. The
two year project ‘calls for
installation of a high capacity
triple chairlift in Paradise Basin
and .addition of new snow

» grooming equipment in,1976.

During Phase UJ, in 1977,
the Club will construct ad-
ditional lodge facilities and
increase parking facilities, ~

Necessary government
approvals have been received
to start clearing for the club's ~
third chairlift. The 3,650 foot

slong triple chair (carrying three

people on one chair). will
transport skiers 1,300 feet
vertically to the 6,600 foot
elevation on the south side of
Granite Mountain, An extended
ski season in 360 acres of alpine
terrain will provide long, gentle
runs for the intermediate skiers
and steep powder slopes for the
aggressive skier.

Says Driver
Swerved

‘Coming Down with Clntched #5 Bl Praved Tobe ike
Sliding Down a Greased Pole

To Miss Dog

try in Pi Four-year-ol
Would Have Given Other Entries a Run for Their Money

ear-old Chris Bowen

A Blueberry Creek man
has been charged with driving
without due care and attention
after his vehicle sustained $400
in the vicinity of 104 Centre St.
at Blueberry Creek on Thurs.
day of last week.

Charged is Arthur Ma-
kortoff who police say swerved
when he saw a dog, hit the
gravel and then struck a pole.

No injuries were reported.

Sophia Loren

By John Bohle
Castlegar News
Slocan Valley
Correspondent
Sophia Loren, be warned,
a man is after you,

‘A PARAMOUNT RELEASE:
it isn’t always : an invitation to a kiss.

You'll howl at the adventures
he has with his instrument. rset

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Beware: A Man is: -Affer You

Don Hird, a star in the
Slocan City Anniversary play
smash hit, “The Slocan Silver
Scandal,” is readying his
chariot to travel to Barkervile.

The ‘grapevine has _ in-
formed him that you will be
starring in a movie using the
old mining town’ as a back-
ground.

Experienced a3 (a pro-
spector and trapper and now as
anactor, it’s felt he can emulate
Chief Dan George who reached
movie star rating late in life.

Sophia beware: He wants
to lay his beard and ability at
your feet. He is even ready to
fall for you. \

P. S. He has decided he
needs a new chariot for the
journey. It is ordered, it is
coming and soon he will
possibly be going.

Sophia be ready.

Slocan Valley \

Golf Tourney

By John Boble

The annual Golf Tour-
nament of the Slocan Valley
Canadian Legion : took place.

Saturday at the Valley View ,

Golf Club.

Golf buffs from. Grand
Forks, Trail, Rossland, Beaver
Valley, Nelson, Salmo, and
Castlegar clubs competed. -

Carl Osing of Rossland was
named “mest honest golfex.”"A.
Repton of Trail won the hidden

“hole (No. 3,) with & strokes. °

Low Gross trophy west: to
Rossland player, Lundy Ham-
ilton. A. Hill of Salmo was
runner-up. oh

The Slocan Valley club
hosted a dinner at the Winlaw
Hall after the tournament, with
65 guests attending. The eve-
ning concluded with a dance.

I never smoke in bed; it burns

people up!
(Heaith & Welfare Canada)

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Results From
Joy Keillor
Bridge Club

Seven and a half: tables
took part in Monday night's
play at the Joy Keillor Bridge
Club with the following results:

North-South

First, Dr. David Kendrick
and Bert Tyson; second, Joy
Keillor and Judy Sheppard;
third, Norman and» Joan
Command,

East-West

First, Etuka Cameron and
Pearl Palmer; second, Frank
and Elva Moore; third, Clara
Johnson and Connic Milter.

/) Next. week its “beat the
champs,” Bill Ahrens and Don
_ Ellison, ’

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MARLANE HOTEL. :

7, wore “Friendly T-Shirts”: revaout this Gast
weekend's Castlegar Sunflower Fe
The T-shirts are part of a special promotion of -

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NOSE BLEED

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forward @ Loosen clothing around
the neck, and. breathe through your
mouth ® Pinch your nose just below
the cartilage for about 10 minutes @
Do not sniff or blow nose for soma
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The newly constructed
Castlegar and District
Chamber of Commerce
tourist -booth is to be re-
moved from: its operating .
site and Ruced ia in storage.

‘This, Has been ‘declared
by president Albert Calder-
bank who made the state-
ment following a very poorly
attended chamber meeting
called for Wednesday of last
week. i

Mr. Calderbank says

the chamber executive has

Chamber President Announces
Unused Tourist Booth fo Go

© members in gdequate; time.”

agreed to postpone any
action on its part, until.a
“meeting is called in Sep-
tember when written noti-
fication will be sent all

for full attendance.

Besides the removal of
the tourist booth, all work is
to be suspended on’ the |
welcome to the city signs'as
well as to the distribution of
tourist information, — liter-
ature, maps and brochures.

AY] Million Paving Program
Is Now Nearing Completion

By Join Bohle
Castlegar News
Slocan ised

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Costing $2 rrllion, aribbon
and a half

"of pavement three

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will be by July $0.

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NOTICE

Monday, ‘August 2 being a legal |
Britich Columbia holiday, the
Castlegar Savings Credit Union
- offices will be closed
Saturday, July 31.-

Castlegor Savings Credit Union

Slecan Park
PHONE 226-7575

One week more of work

. will completely, finish’ the

shoulders with a new. and large
type of equipment, owned by

the
“high level of the Columbia River this year

hah they ould

liang-gliders from soaring
* have liked In the 2,000 feet of air space between
Creek and

the top of the mountain,

Radio communication between the hang-gliders
and the perk was maintained by members of the

Band Radio Club while all

‘ectivities were coordinated through the control.

tower at tho

caused cold air drafts which prevented the

airport.
—Castlegar News Photo by Burt Campbell

Wagons of Travelling Caravan Stage Co.
Prove Interesting Mem in Themselves

By John Boble
Castlegar News
~ Slocan Valley
C

3 The huge animals, aver-
aging 1,900 pounds each and
Handing 17 and 18 hands high,

A play, adapted from tra-
ditional ; folk stories of the
French Comedia Del Arte, was
presented Saturday, to Slocen
patrons. Produced by ° the
Caravan Stage Company, under
the direction of Nick Hutch-
inson, the professional cast was
well received,

The actors and company
travel in a horse and wagon
Cavalcade pulled by large
Clydesdale horses that attract
great attention,

Alan Ford is the new. public.

Health inspector servicing the
City of Castlegar, Blueberry
Creek, Ootischenia, Robson,

Raspberry, Thrums, Glade,

Columbia Biuthulic,
ne Project in record making

a. huge drying plant, in-
> stalled at the gravel yard in
Winlaw, drys’ 300. tons of
aggregate an hour, on a good
day, handling 350 tons. .
This is segregated into
‘ four separate sizes and remixed
according to engineering spec-
ifications. It is mixed with bot hot.
asphalt cement in 12,000 pound
batches.

‘Subcontractors, Lake End
Services of St. Johns, B.C.,
supplied 11 trucks es]
designed to dump asphalt
directly on the road.

Eight trucks haul the hot
asphalt from the Vancouver
plant. and deliver it to the
mixing plan

Columbia Biuthulie have a
crew of 25, working under
project supervigor A. Schmale.
Department of highways havea
crew of 17, under project

following numbers:

Please dial

‘NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS .

We havo recently had new telephone equipment
tnstalled at our South Slocan operations. All de
partments can now be reached by dialing the

359-7226
352.9316

Our South Slocan office is open between 7 a.m. :
and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

EMERGENCY AND. NIGHT CALLS,

FH. Sawat-
zky. A ‘vain shower can stop
work for two hours at a time.

, Pilot cars are handling one lane ©

traffic that during rush hours
could avefage 160 vehicles an
hour. E

VD is not an “abbreviation for
Valentine's Day.

(Health & Welfare Canada)

‘$5,000
BINGO

Aug. 21.
Castlegar

area. Mr. Ford bas heen
transferred here from the
Peace River Health Unit office
in Fort Nelson where he has
worked for the past two years.
Nota stranger to this area, Mr.

Ford has spent three years at -

Nelson attending Notre Dame
University prior to entering

by a farrier.
Some of the ” norseshoes
used are lined with plastic.

Seven outriders,- all owning ©
their own horses, aceompany

the caravan.

The wagons were ‘hand- :

crafted by Paul Kerby, the
managing director. One was
rebuilt after a runaway
ed the vehicle. It had
been built by a movie company.
Called the Sally wagon, it had
served the B,C. film production
of Sally Feel Good.
A’ Vardo (gypsy living

wagon,) built six years ago, is ©

the year-round bome of the
Kirby's.
A medicine wagon show

stage props. The side opens up

toa stage. Special feature are

the wheels whieh are hand-
crafted by the Mennonites of
Waterloo County, Ontario.
They have hard rubber lined
steel tires with electric brakes.

The. fourth vehicle is
designed for a four horse team
and was finished two years ago.

‘The act was performed tna
“Theatre in the Round” stage
with audience sitting in a
complete. circle, some on
benches and some on the grass
of the ball park.

The trotpe left Sunday -
afternoon and are due in Nelson
on the weekend.

Local RCMP
"Investigating -
Sudden Death

Castlegar RCMP are in-
vestigating the sudden death of
a Castlegar man, Allan Wallace
Morey, 28, who died Sunday.

Corner Carl Loeblicl? has

taking third.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 29, 1976

Horseshoes
Are Played
On Weekend

Horseshoes were one of
the many “Iriendly" games
played during the weekend
Castlegar Sunflower Fest.

Winners in the men's
singles are, first, Jack Regnier
of Trail; second, Garry Rayner
of Robson and third Stan
Langill of Genelle.

Taking firat in men's
doubles are Earl Rourke and
George Brown; second Jack.
Regnier and Ed Johnson with
Garry Rayner and Jerry Wah [ for

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