2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 1, 1968

184 Acres of Fun Await
Those Who Attend PNE

There's more than just
a little fun at the all-new
1968 edition of the Pacific
National Exhibition.

There's exactly 184 Acr-
es of Fun — this year's
theme — awaiting the one
auillion: plus people expected
t it the hundreds of ex-
inbits and other top free
ttractions such as the Sta-
dium Show and the Festival
Forestry, tour the Live-
stock buildings and travel
through
fantasy world — the Gayway.

The PNE, second largest

fair in Canada and sixth on | di
the North American contin-|‘

ent, opens Aug. {7 and runs
for 14 days, excluding Sun-
days, until glosing on Labor
Day, Sept.

Last yews attendance
was 1,034,768 and exhibi-
tion officials are confident

year.
And, there is lots to see,
do and win at PNE ’68.
The fun starts Aug. 17
with a slant parade of floats,
bands,

that once a year|also

Georgia, Burrard and Hast-
ings to Clark Drive.

Because it attracted fan-
tastic interest last year the
PNE is again offering the
holder of a lucky ticket a
chance to win a_ gold brick
worth 00, The winner
will be known on Labor Day
when a lucky ticket is drawn
from a barre) containing all
the $1 per program tickets
purchased during the fuir,

In addition, there are

13 new automobiles
awaiting the holders of lucky
tickets in the daily prize car
raw.

That makes for a total
of more than $100,000 worth
vf gold and automobiles.

While Mom and Dad tour
the buildings looking at new
inventions or g0 poking
about among the new appli-
ances available for today's
modern homes, the young-
sters can nip down to Teen
City and rock with the bands.

Admission to Teen Gity
i being kept to a low 5i

a person, and the holders ot
lucky admission tickets wi
receive a prize ieee

ee lerway at 10 am. and
yhousands are expected to
see it as it moves along

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drum and | a1
clowns. The parade gels

was named
B.C. at same loggers.

a addition to the many

City there i
shows to display the latest
creations in the teenagers
clothing world, the Min
Bender Show, free motorcy-
clet ere eeemrnee nd
folk singing groups, © an
hundreds of free gifts draw:
for daily.

An absolute must to see
at the PNE is the bigger
than ever Festival of For-
estry show where loggers

umbia and some U.S. sta
will compete for $30,000 in
prize_money.

are at 11 am., 3 p.m. a

8 p.m., except on Aug. 17,
opening day of the fair, when
shows may nes seen at 3 p.m.,

5 p.m.

‘The iy ik days of the
Festival will feature top pro-
fessional loggers who tour

logging shows

around North erica.
The B.C. Novice Festival
og NE
- It will

not come

logging event.

Next. will be the B.C.
Open Festival of Forestry
fom Aug. 29 to Sept. 2. The
logger who runs up the high-
est number of points in. the
B.C. Open will be declared} 4,
the Greatest Logger of Them
All and receive the George |p;
“Panicky” Bell Award, Wwhicl,
after one of

estival of ‘Forestry
Sleaed wil be held in

Feature ‘Attractions ares
east of the Livestock Build-

ings.

“Another highlight and
one tual no fairgoer should
miss e all new Grand-
stand igithe featuring fon 8 ate

recent swimming competition’
son Pool in Kinnaird are

and Kinn:

Mary
who represented the Castlegar and Dis
Chamber of Commerce, Chamber president
Jack Hipwell, Castlegar Mayor Murray Little
aird Ald.

at Bob Brand-
derson,
tric!

son won the race, sponsored by the ¢ Cas-

B | about eating fruits and veg-

‘has been applied in too strong
|concentration or too close to

RELAXED and in a jovial mood after their tlegar Kiwanis Club with proceeds to club
chairities. Mr. Little was second while Mr.
Hipwell came in third. Trailing the group
was Mr. Rust, who is responsible for opera-
tion of the pool and was thought to be a
Gerry Rust. Mrs. Ander- dark horse possibility as a winner.

— Castlegar News Photo

Need Not Worry
About Vegetables
That are Sprayed

Are you worried at all

etables that have been spray-
ed with chemicals against
bugs and disease?

There is no need for worry,
if the chemical has been used
according to manufacturers’
instructions, says The Con-
sumer’s Handbook, a publi-
cation of the federal health
department. If the chemical

REGIONAL RECREATION COMMISSION No. 1

SUMMER PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST MEET ON DE.

SIGNATED DAYS BY TIME SPECIFIED BE.

LOW AT THE VILLAGE SCHOOL(S) OR COM-
MUNITY HALL.

6th AUG.

7th AUG. -- Pass Crk, Robson, Brilliant, 9,00 a.m.
8th AUG. -- Castlegar 8.00 a.m.
9th AUG. -- Thrums and Shoreacres .... 9.00 a.m.

For further information call 365-6565

harvest, a residue may remain
on the produce.

Small amounts are not con-
sidered harmful as long as
they remain within the limits
set by the food and drug
directorate.

However, it is a wise
precaution to wash.and wipe
all fruits and wepetables

from all parts of British fol :

Times Yor the free suoWe iy

24} THE INTERESTED EYE was given Celgar
operations recently as Quebec students
toured the plant, one of the events on a full
week spent visiting ‘here under the Young

yagi

were host-

ed in this area while a similar
from School District No. 9 was enjoying the
scenery in the province of Ontario.

mae ‘The stripes qi
| thei

Sor ig
- to disguise their activities by

before eating, re-

gardless of whether or not
they are to be cooked, the

publication says.

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Protect Selves
With Body Color

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— Castlegar News Photo

dlences from Aug. 22 to 24
lusive.

Children of all ages will
want to see Roy Rogers and
Dale Evans when they appear.
fom Aug. 26 through

The show’s final three days
30, 31 and Sept. 2,

Bobcats, a well known jazz
sextet.

ug.} will be

Aug.
features Bob Crosby and the] p.m.

for. the show
will we eat in- the new 15,-
000 seat. Pacific Coliseum

starting ‘at 2.30°p.m.. except faa!
Entitled Woman And/|is

on opening day when there
just the evening
show. All evening shows ine
cluding opening day will be
in Empire Stadium, at 8.30

to accommodate the
giant fireworks display, at
the close of each night’s star-

studded performance.
There's an exciting time
iting! lady. visitors at the | U5

Her World, the show this
year will be held in the Gar-

the Forum Fashion

den Auditorium, just east of ea

is to
presence with a vivid enn
of colors, a sort of “anti-cam-
lage.
eae creatures, of course,
ust possess some icter-
iste 0 distasteful to others
that a conventionally camou-
flaged ‘coat would serve no
. The skunk is
a ood example. +
His ioud. distinctive coat
ociated in the

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shows, displays of ‘handi-

Bill Doubinin of castle:

Former Castlegar Man
Gets College Post Here

From 1965-68 Mr. Dou-

gar has been
boratory Semonatralor, in the
of

week fair.

The show opens. Aug.
17 with Eddie Albert, the
star of stage, screen and
television. His show, Tuns
daily until Aug.

Next is Secor ‘and Miss
America runner-up Anita

Bryant, who will delight au-|

physics at.
Selkirk College.

Mr. Doubinin comes to
Selkirk College from Alberta,
but for Mr. Doubinin it is ac-
tually returning home. He
was born in Castlegar and re-
ceived his schooling at Bril-
liant and Stanley Humphries

Secondary School.

Enjoy

a family weekend at

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places and picnic table. Free showers,
a faundromat and children's play area.

Koksnee Springs ‘Is easily reached from all
Kootenay centres. It's situated on Highway 3A,
along the scenic east bank of Kootenay Lake.

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beach for swimming. Great fishing for
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is unsurpassed as a family fun centre —
why not head over this weekend?

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ber Ki “the Institute of Elec-
trical and Electronics Engin-
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which will stand him in good
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Before going to

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crafts, hat making and me
ever popular nail drivin,
contest are just ia few of the
many attraction:

Lovely eirls from all
parts of British Columbia
will be at the fair to com-

30. girls

binin the North ie y be
Alberta Institute of Techno- seen on the Pacific Coliseum
lo where h stage ai p.m. on Aug.

plo e zeceived 2land 27. The 2ist winner of

this contest will be chosen at
7.30: p.m. on Aug.. 28. Per-
forming the crowning cere-
monies e the current
Miss PNE, Nina Hamilton, of

Mr. Doubinin gained experi- Lac La Hache.

The famed 80-piece Wor-
ad Band from Colorado will
perform in the Pacific Coli-

NAIT Feu at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. on

23, with two

E. tee every musical taste.

The Treasures of the Or-
ient show may be seen in the
Forum, which be trans-
formed into a Japanese won-
derland for the 14-days of
the fair. This will be a un-
ique, once in a lifetime ex-
perience as Japan’s master
artisans and craftsmen create
their art. treasures.

Castle

Theatre

TONIGHT, FRE, &
Shows at 7.30 & 8 p.m. Adi

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NOTICE: — Special Cartoon Show For The Children
Sat. Afternoon, August 3rd at 2.00 p.m.

Mon. & Tues.
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Wed., Thurs., Fri.
Aug. 7-8-9

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