Overcast ©
Skies Keep
Fires Down

Overcast skies and period.
icrains have kept'the fire scene
quiet in/the‘local Forestry
District withitwo lightning
strikes reported over the week-
end.

These took place in the
vicinity of Nancy, Greene Lake
and Rossland Highway and
were contained as spot fires by.
the suppression crew.

-(£One other fire, which cov-
ered an acre on the Casino Road
above McGauley Ready-Mix,

oe was extinguished by the water

bombers who placed eight loads

. into\the area,

2 Cause of this blaze-is an
abandoned campfire. This is the
second incident of this nature in
the past ‘two weeks. The other.
campfire was located above
Kin

Fire, hazard rating at: the
time ‘of: the’ Castlegar News,

Forestry: check Wednesday.

morning was low to ‘moderate,

{Gold Rash
vas the famous Klondike
the Yukon to the rest

porid and: the 20th": ° 5,

‘We specialize in
ve (pee funerals
and everyday:

Scouts, Venturers & Leaders
Plan Jamboree of Challenge

In less than a month's time
Camp Barnard, at' Sooke on
Vancouver Island, will be in-
vaded by over 3,400 Scouts and
Venturers and 600 adult volun-
teer leaders for their 10-day
action packed Jamboree of
Challenge. |? "=

Among them will be local
Scouts: A. C. Roos, K.
Wayling, BR. A. Paul, D. Ww.
Bagg, R.L. McCreight, G.
Lamarche.and G. M.' Henshaw.
-These boys of: First’ Kinnaird
“Group Boy Scouts of Canada,
will be: travelling with their
Scout leader R. (Bob) Bromme-
land‘and one volunteer. father,
‘A.J. Lamarche’as' well as ‘one
other father, Bric Roos, who
will be' helping with the, ans-
portation.

‘The boys have raised $50
towards the cost of transporta-;
_tion’ and will continue inother

more information may write
William ‘Turney, }1808: Cotton-.
wood Crescent, North ‘ Van-

_couver, VIP. 1K9

.. The Jamboree will have its
own newspaper, called ‘'The ’
Chinook”, with “The Vancouver
Sun” promotion manager, Al
McLellan, as publisher. Victoria
Press has generously offered to
print this tabloid’ paper every.
second ‘day of the big event.
Top flight: journalists have
volunteered their.’ services: to
assit’ Al in this undertaking.

‘°° Yes—Aug. 1 to 10 will hold
many ‘thrills ‘of a lifetime’ for

: hundreds of boys and adult
i volunteers. ao

-endeavors ‘to -further. help “de- |

fray. travelling : costs.

i\Phree years of intensive $4

ny,
mip under cal vas,

ooking, ‘enjoy’ B

ich as swim:

marksmanship ‘on ‘rifle and
archery, tanges, ride trail ikes,
jountain climbing, ‘pio-‘
nd countless other

exciting’ activities.
‘here is even a First Day
Cover for stamp collectors that

<swill have a colorful native crest
é-along :with*'the:Scout ‘and

enturer crests.’ These’ sell for
hree for/$1° and® may be

‘& GIFT.
te SHOP LTD:

ined by writing to'B.C.-

_ Yukon-Provincial’ Headquar:
ysters, Boy: Scouts: of Canada,

2188: West 12th ‘Avenue, Van-
couver,:V6K2N2 ‘up’ to. July
20. After that date, orders can

,. be placed at the Stamp Shop on

, the Jamboree site, Camp Bar-
nard, Sooke up to 12 noon,Aug.

1, opening date! ofthe’ jam-:-
‘Boys attending the ‘Jam- *

boree who are stamp collectors
are reminded to bring their
“duplicate stamps, for exchang-
ing. Stamp enthusiasts needing.

itists’ call this

sine too! ie ainaaits

if usually” occurs: at the point
‘fwhere you are trying ‘to make @

good impression ‘on someone,b:
giving. them'a big, wide’ smil

2 Avoiding this kind ‘of e1
barrassment is one major ‘rea-
son we brush our teeth. Di
osmeti

“The Castlegar and District Public Library:
Introduces. New Arrivals fo its Shelves

by Judy Wearmouth

More new books are avail-
able in the Castlegar)and
District Public Library: includ.
ing the following: ”:.*:

Ladies,*have you’ ever. :

thought of cleaning your. face
with Crisco or softening your
bath water with cornstarch? In
her cheering book How To Be'a
More Beautiful You in 21’ Days;
,Bileen Ford. gives you. many.
‘such economical beauty hints,’a

carefully worked-out ‘three
‘week program of exercises arid
menus for a rather expensiye
sea-food diet (for which’ you

could ‘substitute your. own.’

cheaper menu ideas.) If you feel:
you'd like to put a little ‘efforts
into making yourself more
ravishing, this is the book’ for -
yout

In Creative Watercolor
Techniques, the author, Zoltan:
Szarbo, demonstrates 30 ex-’
perimental watercolor methods
with easty-to-follow instruc:
tions. The many illustrations.
show the effects gained by

using, for instance, a painting

salt and sand, soap'and
sponge ¥ with water colo di
and inks.

A very ruseful handbook fc
those happy to‘use. their own:
hands and head is Arthur Hill
Making Do—Basic Things for:

. Simple Living. Instructions and

drawings covering 50 subject

show you how: to, make, almost.

everything you might’ need ‘
=the house, shop, garden or.
»»yard—simply and cheaply. Y

are shown how to sow. and reap
and how to make your own rake
and wheelbarrow; how to mal

your own breadmixer, loom,

: bed, fireplace and chimney
name only.a few.

+ A book of topical : inet
- will be The ‘Outboard ,Servi
Mahual, by, Abos Marine ‘Pub!
cations. It gives explicit :info
‘mation on operating principl
trouble shooting, service fun
“'mentals and general maint
nance on 17 different manufc
turers’ outboard motors.

‘toothpaste,: Sénsodyne. Ibe Seon
tains’ strontium ‘chloride, and,
ean replace dental office appli
cations of ‘silver nitra
formaldehyde which‘may result’
in discolored teeth or irritati

reason for brushing. They, point: =

out{though,:.that<the moi
important, reason for. bru:
is that it will prevent almost
every known dental disease.
However, for the one person in
seven who suffers from “hyper-
sensitivity”, proper brushing
can: be’a painful ordeal, +
“Dentists are'not sure ex-
actly: why some people have.
but, they suggest

receding gums, a chipped tooth,
‘or incomplete calcification and
hardening of tooth enamel ifthe
victim, is a child.

2 IW a recent ‘issue of: The

* Blectrical Facts ‘~
Almost,50 per. cent of the
“new homes built in:two Cana-
dian provinces last year are

‘heated by, electricity.)

Wishing pecanll

- make il happen. |

Daving can. -

CASTLEGAR SAVINGS
CREDIT UNION.

" discomfort is: tolerable, the ||

victims may accept. ‘the’ pain as

“inevitable. As' part of a regular

dental check-up, ; these” people.
are advised to ‘ask ‘about the,
‘spec 1 toothpaste.

Nobody Ever Died of Old
Age—In 'Praise’ of Old .People
and Outrage’ at Their’ Loneli-
ness, by Sharon R. Curtin, .is a,
book written in love and anger:
by ‘a: young’ woman: who ‘has
made friends, with many old,
people. As‘a nurse, she has
moved ‘allover the country
seeking them out as friends and
patients,,and she vividly dra:
matizes;situations typical of:
their neglected:lives:.This is'a
book to arouse your indignation
and. perhaps’ to ‘make, you
search your own soul.

A bit of learned fun-poking
at the giants of music, writing
~and: painting ‘is the’ theme ‘of
Instant’ Lives,: by. .Howar

Moss, with drawings by Ed-
ward Gorey.‘ Beethoven, Jane
Austen, Mozart /and Oscar,
Wilde are not: spared. in’ these
parodies of biography."?

3 The Hard Times Cookbook, -
by, Vollmayer ‘and’: Wylle® has ‘
some good, cheap recipes under
such’ hilarious ‘titles ‘as Down
and Out® Beat Curry,’ Hand-to--
Mouth’)Ri ol
Stew a Pak : Hou
It might | be just the book you're ‘
looking for: these ‘days.

Birds’ of, Canada, hy..W.’”
Earl Godfrey, ‘is a most compre-
hensive) study jof, the’ bird’

species krlown to Canada. ‘420 ”
species most regularly found

erry, Traffic: ;
“In June Varies G
Over June: 1973

are Beautifully, illustrated in

. colar by John Crosby. ‘The, te:

deals with valuable points

as ‘simplified, field’ Indentifica-
tion’ and the quick) recognition
of ‘each: specie ‘and makes

frequent notes ‘on food habits

and the effects, of man on’
various’ birds,

Antiques for | the Medern
Home, by Shella’ Stuart, is ‘an
authoritative book on antiques
‘and decorating styles, It gives s
information: to. the: antique
shopper on'what to.look for in:
\style and. period‘and makes
practical and. imaginative sug: |
gestions on how best to display
‘old ‘pieces’ in the setting they
‘deserve: |: ¢ 4

The Secret Lives of Lawr- ,

“ence of Arabia, by Philip

Knightly, and ‘Colin Simpson, is }
a-new frank biography of the

‘strange man.who up to now has “,

been protected, by a veil of
secrecy. Now his real motives
in the Arab Revolt, his double
role,; his’ partnership with
Churchill in, changing the map
ofthe Middle East, his anguish-

this:fascinating ‘account’ of the
life of one of the most, remark:
able men‘of our’ century. i
If: you' ve ever thought of
.-If.you've ever thought the:
‘flowers in‘your, garden look
good enough to: eat,\' they’ :

probably. are! Cooking With’, .

‘Flowers, , by ‘Zack’ Hanle, pro-
vides recipes for’some delect-
able dishes which need no extra’

jgarnish, to’enhance their beau:

ys Why. not) try carnation
eer violet omelet, nastur- '

tium flower rice’ or. chrysanthe-

;mum: soup?, Don't ‘experiment
‘with any flower not mentioned
in this book'though! bY

We have alot of new:
fiction including The Case of
Kitty Ogilvy, by Jean Stubbs, a

romantic novel based on a tial a

in!18th ‘century ‘Scotland;

. Professor's Daughter, in: w! leh

Piers ‘Paul: Reid: explores. the.”
relationship between fa-
ther and daughter and ‘de- ~
scribes: with rare* insight the

+, ‘dilemmas; of the two genera- :

lownward | trend” in’
trips, number, of trailers
ilers and number of

motatay lee ‘using ‘the ‘Castle- ~

Bar, Ferry.in June of this year is “:
comparison; to: the
the ‘same: month’ of

ig!
department district guperins
tendent R. E. McKeown which
are_as follows with’ the: June
pep i figures indicated in brady

Number. of round trips
(8,298) 8,118; ‘number. of ‘auto-
‘mobiles and rivers (29,547).

tions; The’ Red! House,: by <
Derek‘ Lambert;-a ‘novel ‘of
suspense \and : Tomance and

in Washing:

8
Dunnet; arother.

Scottish ‘noble! family, the ‘Ly-
monds, interweaving historical

‘fact: with “fictional ‘adventure;

Bright Orange for the Shroud,”
by“John D.* MacDonald—a .
‘Travils: McGee Mystery. about
“an under dog and his supposed-
ly: sweet young, ‘wife.
* The ‘Judas « Gospel, by.
Peter Van Greenaway, is a ie a

+ paced novel! based* on

(7897; number of motor. bu

5) 96; number ‘of motor.

{| discovery of'a Dead Sea: an
which: is! claimed: 'to:

description of: the life of. Jesus.
by Judas ‘Iscariot, differing.

vsignificantly from’ the New

Testament version. ©
Catholics, by B: ian Mea

isa

near future’ when “the ‘Latin .
‘Mass and private confession are
jlarbidden: to Gatholles

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MINOR DELAY only was experienced by motorist just prior a }

the, noon’ hour):Saturday when: approximately 95 cases of, po)
tllpped off a Kootenay Soft Drinks truck on the bridge over the ce

in downtown. Salleate: Driver D'Arcy. Ltatienl who,

{the loss as 1

ly $200, sald he was S imaking' a

turn onto the bridge when his.rear wheel caught the Hiso of, the |
edeak allowing a portion of ble load to tip,

—Castlegar News! Photo

$16.00 Single ‘and $4.00].

‘CANAD! HERITAGE alive in we Son is displa dlsplajed
here by Greg Crowe, who’ along with his father Don *:
and his mother Rene, create objects'of beauty. in the

forms of beaver in different poses, the Canada Goose:
in ‘flight ‘and the buffalo. N

Handmade ‘Beauly. Available
In Slocan Valley Gift Shop

aN variety, ‘of gifts and
souveniers, all made ‘of ‘wood

which is obtained from the local bi ff

forests. and some: from’ the

~ Badlands of Alberta, become

objects of beauty in the hands

~ of Don Crowe, his s gon Greg § and

his wife: Rene.-

‘Mr. Crowe is thie owner of
Crowe Woodcraft, located in
the’ Slocan: Valley.

.The business was started
by Mr.’ Crowe, in Edmonton.10
years ago as a hobby but the
tourist. industry. was-beginning
to increasé in those years and
the demand for Canadian made

. products increased every year.

So in 1966, Mr. Crowe decided

to go intoit full time. He moved

to the Slocan Valley in 1972. °°
+ ‘Phe demand has increased

“every year since and they. are

not able to supply enough really,
to fill the needs of the gift shops

‘with “calls: from’ all across

Canada, from Newfoundland to
Nautcouver, Island.

The products have found
their way to many parts of'the

- earth. Usually: they.‘reflect
‘some part of Canada’s heritage -

|, Mrs. H. Johnson 365-8294
Mrs, M./Olsen was one of
ithe many Castlegar people who

-vattended Expo ‘74 last Tuesday -

with the bus departing from the
Senior Citizens Centre:

Mr. and: Mrs.’ Ed Beyon

and family of Pine Pointare the |

guests of Mrs. Beyon's parents,
<Mr.-and/Mrs. W.T. Waldie.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Raine ‘

returned home on the weekend
after spending a week -visiting
in Paradise Valley. While there
“they attended a family reunion
of the Teasdale family, Mrs.

; ‘Raine’s brothers and sister.

©. Mr. andi Mrs, Pete Schel-
lenberg of Waldheim, Sask.,
Spent a few days this week

i 8 and friends in

Mr.-and:Mrs. E.. Rourke
_travelled‘to Salmo ‘on July ‘1
‘where they attended Salmo’s

ySports Day. They reported: a
wonderful day with many excit-
ing events taking: place.

Mrs. A: Thorp, who' spent.
“five. weeks visiting her’ son-in=
‘Jaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
/D.)Webb of Vancouver, -re-
y turned home last’ weekend. She
‘was accompanied by her grand-

son Stephen: Webb: who will.
spend the rest: of: the summer
visiting here. =”
S20) My. and °Mrs, “W.
returned on-the weekend after
spending a few: days visiting
{ their: daughter in hospital.

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ssuich as the =

beaver in different poses, Can:

ada‘ Goose in flight and:
uffalo,

Other. items reflect the”

types of. beauty ‘of certain’ :

woods, such as the Juniper root

which comes from ‘the .Bad- «

lands. This beautiful , wood “is

unique in its shapes and colors,’

In 1972 Mr. Crowe:
shipped 800 of the little Juniper ©
birds he makes to Japan: with:
the Atlantic Trade commission’
as gifts for, Japanese officials.

“They have just opened
retail gift'shop to make the:

* carvings available locally. ' ae

also carry ‘gifts’: made
craftsmen in. other’ parts or.
Canada as ‘well as local crafts. °
} ‘The: Crowes. extend:an
invitation to visit their shop.
located four ‘miles,‘north :o!
Crescent Valley on Highwa
No, 6. They are sure you will
find, it worthwhile.

Get Acquainted 5
Tea for KC: Days:

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 11, 1974

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+ COLESLAW OR 1000 ISLAND: KRAFT

local’ youths,’ Craigand. Grant
Jones.

Organized by the Canadian
Youth» Hostal.:Association,
* Craig and:Grant will-meet up
with’ approximately 32. young
. people from Trail and'22 from
Kelowna. Their escorts will be

*<Dick Larson of J.Lloyd Crowe...
High''and two women on the ::
teaching staff at’ Kelowna. .

“Accommodations "are pro:

‘vided with students met at each

centre by an edueation tour
~ guide. i

<The trip is financed by: the

individual persons and is made

‘naird. F
The commission is also
. sponsoring the KC Days:
! Queen's Pageant to be held: in

“get eq
16. This ‘s'for KC Days ‘queen.
candidates and judges only and
vill be held at the home of Mr. ::
and Mrs. Peter Roth in Ki

ont CHS

2010. DUTCH. 8 Oz.

the Kinnaird

School.on July 25, at 7.90 ' pom. :

The ‘pageant: is- open‘to’ the

“public: this: year,’ and’ a’ very

nominal admission. ‘would'be
charged. Final phase of the
queen selection will take place
and Miss KC Days 1974 will be
crown

Miss Blueberry Creek Rec-
reation Ci Rilla Hart-

available annually.
Canadian Youth’ Hostel ‘Asso-

ciation. ‘The “same - association -

“handled the’ European tours
taken last Easter by students of.

ley; along with nine of the other

~queen candidates ‘and ‘their

sponsors, attended’ the recent
Chamber of Commerce dinner.
lueberry:Creek

Secondary

Electrical Facts
Oné- quarter. of \a- million
people: are’ directly employed
“bythe electrical industey | in
Canada.) < +

‘ Conimisaion ‘president Pat. He:
ila,

‘gan, | escol
Danny’ Zoobkoff: has been

. engaged for the summer to

mow.the.lawn in the Blueberry
Park‘ and helps with park
‘upkeep.

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