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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 15, 1972 «|
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Tarrys - Shoreacres Elementary School Sports Day Results

ay Lois Hughes
ne teacher is not late.
‘The pupils are just early,
and when he does arrive it
brings a loud “Hurray”.
Sotinds out of the or-
dinary? Well it is different,
for the classroom Is Pass
Creek Park and the figure
being greeted is naturalist
Bill Merilees of Selkirk Col-

le;

oe On this particular day
his pupils ote grade three
students from ee

There were water r epliers to watch ao pyr)

Passmore Resident Mrs, Pankoff
Buried in Slocan Park Cemetery

*arodin of Raspberry Village
algo survives.
eral services were

A resident of ee

Sunday, in ne ‘Trail y ied

ital,

‘Bern June 20, 1902 in
Buchanan,. Sask., Mrs. Pan-
koff came to B.C. with her

arents in 1909, She moved
b Alberta in 1918 where
she later married.

Mrs, Pankoff returned

ments.

Bishop Visits

An Episcopal visit will
be made to Conlegar) Fr
gay by ie Rt. Rev.

Berry, Anglican Bishop
HH Kool

oa "hep yall iL preach
David a7 7 pm. 2 which will
be llowet, yy a reception

aoe Saturday morning he
will be guest at a garden
party in Robson at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Bob
Waldie.

since’ 8h.
he was a member of
the Gaion Spiritual Com-
munities of Cl
Pankoff is survlv-

ren and one great-gran
A brother, Steve Sam-

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classroom, and a young
lady, Margaret King, who
from the end of June until
the Labor Day weekeid,
will be the naturalist for
Kokanee Park.
Count is taken of the
pupils. Rees

catch a butterfly" and
“Lev’s catch a fish" are still-
ed for a moment while Mr.
Merilees points out anoth-
er fishermat the Osprey.

e children watch the
bird White they are told he
is soaring over the water
Tooling far for a possible meal

meal it would
earn by Avaring straight
down into the water and
carehing the fish in its’

veut now it is time to

The eagar eyes turn into
eagar hands, but the child-
ren are told he joreatures
of the park are to en-
joyed by them mand left for
ers to enjoy in their
turn. A hard lesson for cur-
ious young minds to accept.

But each child gets a first
hand look at the frogs and
in no way is the creature
mishandled.

One frog turns out to be
a large Western spotted
frog, while the other is a
little tree frog.

Mr. Merilees explains
how the tree frog, in order
to hide itself, can change to
a lighter or darker shade
to blend with jis surround-

ings,

The students also learn to
tell the male from the fe-
male. I think we all were
learning with the children.
Did you know the male frog
thas a black or dark brown
throat while the female has
a white throat? The large
male is also identified by
the shape of his “thumb”
which is big and thick.

The frog not only breaths
through its nose using its
lungs as we do but can
breath through its skin as

Lessons then turn to
the growth of the park. The
children view the wild rose,
Yarrow, Heliotrope, Indian
Hemp, Lares Pussy we
sey pussy toes, Indian
brush and the well known
dandellion.

They ‘are fold now: tie.

pen is called that because
the slightest breeze sets its
leaves into motion.

The job of the, lant’s
Jeaves was explained with
everything in ood simple
terms. A broken cotton
wood branch serves as an
example of seed scattering
as the children examine the
cotton fluff that acts as the

seeds wings.
The subjects is dictated
by whatever is immedia'

present-going to birds, bees,
beetles and an active ant

Wonders of the Insect and Bird World

pile housed in a tree stump.
Ecology is explained.
your youngster asks if
there are many old malds,
the question couid have
easily been derived from
such an outing as .
seems, as the children will
be happy to explain (as it
was to them by Mr. Meri-
lees), Old malds keep cats
for company, and cats eat
mice, and mice eat bumble
bees, If there were no old
maids to keep cats the mice
would be in greater numb-
and surely eat all the
bumble bees and Mr. B
le Bee is the only one
known who can pollonize’
the clover plant,

If Mr, Merilees does not
become famous for ex-
planation of: how our ecolo-
gy is balanced he will cer-
tainly gain fame at the
parks branch in Victorla as
all his young students ment-
ally file such information.
Free pamphlets are avail-
able on edible berries in
B.C. by simply writing to
the branch.

Pollution too was discus-

sed — as a word easy to
ay but hard to do some-
thing about.

I feel the children left
with just a little more a,
ent of what was real-

end here. Mr. Merilees ex-
plained that return trip was
not the only way to study
their surroudings. It could
begin in their own back

out of the Castlegar area,”
said Mr. Merilees,
That’s a thought for us

Historian Bill Barlee Talks fo 1ODE
About Days, of. Yesteryear. in Sandon -

The members of the
Killough Chapter of
the IODE met at the home
Mrs. Ralph West for a
Pot Luck supper preced-
ing the June meeting. After
a short business session, a
pleasant hour of games was
enjoyed, under the direct-
ion of is F, Hostetter and
Mrs. J. F. Killough, and cof-
fee was served by the host-

ess.

invitation to attend

their“ “Bestowal of Charter”
ceremony on June 12 was
received from the recently
formed Gastleaird Chapter.
Mrs. Sylvest, educa-
tion pees was asked to
atiend the Stanley Humph-
ries High School graduation

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The wind-up meetin: , for

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chin of Castlegar. An SHSS and Selkirk graduate he has been
studying at the University of Victoria.

Nick E Beridott Sr.

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ty Hall for: Nick N. David-

orf: Sr, 71, of Thru
died Saturday

lived for a whe at Verigin,
Sask., moving to the U.
1913. Five years tater’ ‘he

sister,
He is survived by five
sons, Fred’ of Vancouver,
Alex of Grand Forks, Mike
of , Nick of Nelson

F and Bill of Pincher Creek;

@ daughter, Miss Paula
Banott of Vancouver and
i  erandehildren,

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member of St. Antho:
Catholic Church and of
Italo Canadese Lodge.

He was Predeceased by
his wife, Clorinda, in 1959
and is survived by one son,
Alfeo, at Trail; one d i
er, its, Paul (Nives) De
sto Kinnaird; cit

grand-ehilaren; and one n
ew, Angelo Cristofoli at

Burial was in Mountain
View Cemetery. Castlegar
Funeral Home was
charge of arrangements.

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Rummage Sale

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Branch No. 170 held a suc-
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ried. the

Spones Sat 3

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all those who assisted in any
way to make the day s0
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School and Shoreacres

Hotes

Bish

ct 8 are lid

Sev ear boys, Rol
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makoff, Kelly Poznikott, Se-
ven year girls, Debbie

Rebekah President
On Official Visit
To Slocan Lodge

Travelling through Sou-
thern B.C, by car ane gh Sou
sn ea

of New n an
Mr. and Mrs.

their summer home in Slo-
. Mrs, Strathern is pre-
sident of ne Rebekah As-
2 sembly jt BGs 1OOF and
8, le: Assem!|
Marshall. y. o

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ands of the Jaca Rebekabs
were guests at a picnic 5
per, om the iawn Te Mr. and

Ewing's home.

Rel
Lodge No is. and after the
mee e men join-
ed the aden for for lunch and

a
In the afternoon tea
visitors

was served to the
and local Rebekahs,

Lack of Starter
Holds Up Chopper
On Comox Flight
A. two-h delay
erence Oy two hed
ters (models familiar
to those persons who have
ever, viewed a sea_rescue of:

not have the necessary aux-
starter-to allow it to
t, Realiz-

port t ee acco! Its’ twin
eir destination, Com-

a a ae fight was continu-
eran auxiliary

starter obtained from an
equipment rent com) re
Castle wat

e
ed faithe
area at

one time had su

ment but ‘it: belo:
\J servicing
time.

ichelson,
about the situation, stated
th mmittee has

ions
the it would have
been most Useful, m

Third Reading
Given Zoning

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were given third reading
and ed by’ Castlegae

uncil.

The Androsoff proj
ty was zoned from one-

residential to” two-family
residential.

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