Nassau's newest craze
safe and pleasant sport

Ni Nee eee
ferent—but abso-

- Buddhist Services Held
For. Mrs. Kane Atagi, 82

‘ Many> “friends from: New
Denver and Nelson joined with

‘of Kiyom
ee a ora who died {| the
lo Victorian Hospital Sept.

& aaiet, Pecvices were

Rev. fikawa :
Officiated |, and cremation

Sawath of ‘Nelson acted 2s
director of ceremonies and read

J
Kanegaya of ‘New Denver was
the piarist..

“Pallbearers ‘were:

followed. at | Penticton. Jim...

messages ‘of sympathy ‘from +

‘ani
Sperling’ of ‘Pass "Greek ‘were

their’ son-in-law and: daugh

of Spain. They left

“One of the most outatand-
ing) collections, on the ‘North
American continent, of early’

bonnet, horseha!

day

vintage autos, house furnish.

ings and the way of life of the
pioneers of the Cana-

‘dian west is located in the thkee,

d clothing.
In addition to the; museum,

have many

0
‘and Yorkton; and they are open

to the public during the sum-
mer months, with Saskatoon
and Yorkton: open the! year.

» Foun

‘The exhibits are a “must’,

for. betty young and old. i

Saskatoon,’ there is a

ate collection’ of steam’and

gas tractors, antique autos and

North America’s largest ind oor
Pioneer. Street.

North Battleford offers the
first authentic Pioneer Village
in Saskatchewan.
©The ‘Yorkton branch: con-
tains rooms full'of small items,

provincial ' minister of. iatural
resources, J. C.; Phelps.

In the course of his travels
all over. Saskatchewan: he
“couldn't help seeing large quan-
_ tities of outdated on
farms or rusting on junk heaps.
‘Alded’by other

dure, clavichord, flute,
and a 10-footlong bugle.

events’ include Pioneer Days,
Mexabition and Winter Ghirso: 5
Nor thy Battleford’
Canadian

is stee history.
. Thousands of visitors 'from/all -
‘over the world ‘ visit’:Fort, |
Battleford each’ year.; The orl-
eet asics jcatablshied

“boeated on Paine
high above the junction of
Battle and North Saskateh
Rivers,’ the 'Fort‘/offors ‘a,
panoramic’ view 'of the! istand-.
studded North! Saskatchewan |.
River Valley. that ) separates

historic; d fromthe

minded citizens, he: began

-younger, but now larger, city of
© North’

ics,
> Finally, a’ delegation ap:
proached the Saskatchewan
government. As a result, three -
double hangars ined iy by, they

Roy: ansdian
World War Il were turned. Se
for, the museum's use to house.
displays in Saskatoon, North
Battleford and ‘Yorkton, °:,:°
“Since that’ time,’ exhibits

; have been loaned or donated by ’

interested Persone from: all

wee the prairies'and carefully."

‘The buildings dnalde the’
nstructed contain |.*
‘many memorabilia of the period ©

when the Mounties brought law.
and ‘order ‘to:the vast_west, |

Battlefords, contains about,’
2,000 acres’ in pleasant,:

par! country. «::
Ie's‘an excellent, aes’

dioplag in the museums. vf

At firat, the museum was!
lection of ‘pioneer|:-’
inery.: These = in-

: cluded crude’ ploughs, made’

mostly of: ‘wood,. with -late.
showin;

ie ;weekend for) their return :4;

Mr. and: Mrs. Juan: Pena‘ and

Call’ Mary"
|, 965-9336 of 365-5244

Saturday, September '28, 1974 — 1 P.M.
_SELKIRK COLLEGE ¢

A film on beekeeping will be shown ‘and plenty
of time | allowed for: questi Ons.

fi sen re ir:
| Walter, Peachey in Vancouver.

She reported a wonderful tri;
the ‘highlight: of which
iting Ruddy meade.”

: cart totho late Timothy Bato
- favorite. buggy.

3 1889
: Stanley'steam carriage with

‘single:tube tires and. till
ariny

Cusfom Deus: Cushion Polyg

DRIVE IN NOW — WHILE WE STILL HAVE EYOUR size!

las 30%

DISCOUNT

spend a ping holiday: o1
‘enfoy an afternoon plane: has.
trailer. sites

foles ‘and 100 firep!
ture development) will ‘
Jan. :48-hole ‘golf course.

!Yorkton calls itself
a asure .Che

rat
CGOT: neinttes at 150"
Kent Street, Ottawa R1A 06,
Canada.

‘Until’. a few.’ years. a;
“tender teeth” could be treated: %
only.‘ by ‘a: dentist, but’ with

problems: connected . with
chemicals used in the treatment

fend: to: oprah away, sensi-
tivity.” The’ dentrifice, called *
‘Sensodyne, contains strontium

i chloride. It desentizes ‘ teeth

that “are ‘overly’ sensitive’ to

: tiumfons::are released to
penetrate’ tooth : tissues . and </:

‘block :pain in affected areas.

>treatment—even over long’:
term.use—have appeared in a
_ number of dental journals,

“FRANK'S
SAW. SHOP
SAWS’ SHARPENED
ON: MACHINE
“Handsaws ©... $1.50
Circular Saws .... $1.00
and up 4
Retoothing $1.00
© “Phone 265-7395
Behind Castle Theatre

VOTING YES NSEP1

th Regional District of Cen-

g
a bla nk heque. Do you: usually sign your: cheques intheut ing
D

passed a by-I

’ ona rict.of. Centra
an expenditure of

Pp
office building then ended p spending | Close to’ $400, 000 to: complete:
{ i Sons

— INSERTED AND PAID FOR BY AD HOC COMMITTEE —

card’ have’ been sent

tic ld.
Thirsday evening’ in, thelr
tre with Mr. J. Stier presld-

during the operiing, one
s silence. was observed

was paar ‘that the
that had) n_ sol

orrespondence ittelud.
invitation ‘from’ 8}
ley, SCA to attend its bazaar,
“and bake sale Oct, 18 to 19. This “
will/mark: their first’: birthday

+ Mrs.|A. C.' Brady reported
that carpet bowling, alley bowl-
ing and crib are’ going strong,»
while shuffle-board’ has not

; been’ as active’ recently.

In the absence of Mrs,
Fuller, Mrs, Brady report:
that’ one’ of the members: had
idonated a beautiful, wool | com:
forter she had made which

raffled, song withta

s party.)
‘The secretary is to write a
letter to the ‘city requesting

e ‘@ yellow line be painted on

e curb in front of the doorway.

5 the centre, At times there

“gena’; memorial fund in memory
of Mr, Ciliary from sever:

SE Newhouser’re-
forthe

are cars parked there all day,’
making it very inconvenient for

‘those members who are getting

‘An
fro the Rock and Stamp Clubs;

poi
committee, saying that she had
arranged for the showing of
two films for the evening which’ *
have, been put out by. the Heart.
Foundation, :*

“jy Mira. Stier, reported that

rand Chapter

for the tend their’
ne in Selkirk college this
Saturday. There will be gome-,
~, transporta n available. ‘

‘Those

José me:
“in taking: weaving: lessons

should inform Mrs. H. ‘Johnson

*: of their: intentions.

‘The day and time. ‘af these
classes will be arranged te sui

: the: a

social evening. was en:
ay the ‘of Minto

“ed, ater which, oe scious dit

.rector Jack’ Alouf of Regional

Recreation ‘No.'1 spoke ofthe

Ny,
Chapter, Order, of the Raatarn ©
sees close ‘of. their

tly: in: astlegar, plans
iscussed: for: the fal

new. cen-
tre and the:referendum which
will ‘be ‘voted on this Saturday.

Many questions were ask-
the} members, to hie

‘building—a
‘ojett: supported -by” other:
focal societies, including the ~;
Weat: Kootenay. Naturalists’

four-year cy cle,
River. can be ‘reached yy.

and ‘the: showing by, Bunny.
Horewill of'a television tape.
made.on the, trip to:Chamy
k miarshes last’ May?»

Supply:. (pte an

Your'Compiete Bullding:

Personalt

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DIVISION CHAIRMEN

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 26, 1974 —
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