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A banquet held at Mam-
ma Rosa's Restaurant in Nel-
son culminated three years of
continuous hard work on the
part of 23 Girl Guides from
the East and West Koot-
enays,

The young ladies were
the guests of honor as they
were presented with Guid-
ing’s highest achievement —
The Canada Cord. This award
is the equivalent of the Boy
Scouts of Canada Queen
Scout Award, The red and
white Canada Cord, which re-
places the former Gold Cord,
is awarded to a young lady
after she has earned all her
Guide badges.

Head table guests at the
event were: Mayor and Mrs.
T. Mowatt of Nelson; Rev.
and Mrs. J. Wilson; Merle
MacDonald, division commis-
sioner-Kokanee Division;
Phyllis Ott, division commis-
sioner — Twin Rivers Div-
ision; Lois Haynes, repre-
senting Columbia Division;
Jean Canfield, district com-
missioner — West Nelson;
Loretta Jackson, district com-
missioner — East Nelson;
Marilynne Read, district com-
missioner — Salmo; Doris
Dimock, deputy district com-
missioner — Salmo; and Eva
Wrangler, Ranger guider —
Nelson, who was also emcee
for the evening.

The color party was com-
prised of Nelson and Salmo
Guides and P Es-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, June 18, 1980

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Natalie Lightburn, Joanne

ft to right, Carol Buyck,
Pengelly, Debbie de Ronde

and Brenda Augustine. Middle row, Sandra Harasin,

_ Above normal rainfall
causes delay in fire season

award certificate and a long-
stemmed red rose.

Rocky Mountain Divi-
sion: Brenda Augustine, Nat-
alie Lighburn and Kerry Tay-
lor — all of Jaffray, and Ivy-
Lynne Webster of Cranbrook.

Selkitk Division: Carol
Buyck and Marianne Lechuk,
of Invermere; Janet Farqu-

corts were Venturers Kim
Robertson and Don Hunt of
Nelson with Jim Walgren as
piper.

Merle MacDonald, divi-
sion commissioner — Kok-
anee Division presented each
Guide with her Canada Cord,

No longer
offering free
smallpox
vaccine

Free smallpox vaccine no
longer will be available in
British Columbia, according
to a recent announcement by
the Hon, K. Rafe Mair, min-
ister of health.

“Eradication of the dis-
ease on a global scale allowed
us to discontinue buying vac-
cine,”’ said the minister.
“Smallpox vaccine for some
time has not been given at our
immunization clinics and it no
longer is recommended for
international travel.”

Mair explained that the
ministry’s decision to stop
buying the vaccine means pri-
vate-practicing physicians,
who until now have been im-
munizing patients in their of-
fices, no longer will be able to
use free vaccine for such pur-
poses.

The minister said the de-
cision was taken on the advice
of experts who stated there is
now no medical benefit to
smallpox vaccination.

KRAZY NAILS

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har, Ki and Jacque-
line Schnider, Edgewater.

Columbia Division: Deb-

bie de Ronde, Trail; Lenore -

Duckworth, Sandra Harasin,
Collette La Fond, Joanne
Pengelly, Dawn Schneider,
and Marie Williams — all of
Rossland. :

Kokanee Division: Jen-
nifer Cross and Kathy Robert-
son of Nelson; Christine Gra-
ham, Kaslo.

Catherine Claussen, Nel-
son; Brenda Clark, Salmo;
Kim Fischer and Lorna Nutini
of Trail; and Cheryl Wild,
Rossland were unable to at-
tend the ceremonies but will
be receiving their Canada
Cords.

Well above normal rain-
fall in May and June has
washed out fears expressed
earlier this year by the forest
service for a busy forest fire
season.

Now, the thinking of the
protection branch of the Nel-

son Forest Region is for a.

normal summer with no more
than 550 blazes, less than half
the record 1,108 fires fought
last year.

“*Due to a low snow pack
in most parts of the region it
looked to us that we were in
for a bad year,” says Les
Stilwell, regional protection
boss.

“That prediction,” he
adds, ‘“‘hasn’t materialized
yet. May was a slow month
but anything could happen in
July nd August.”

The lull in fire fighting

Abuse Crisis Line is now in
fon at 354-4222. Cur-

Light Opera Players’ produc-
tion “Oliver” at 6:30 p.m. for
boy’s chorus and 7:30 p.m. for
adult principals and chorus at
Webster School. A second
night of auditions will be
June 17 at Trail Jr. High
auditorium with the same
times.

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The Rape and Sexual

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Thursday through Monday
from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.

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You are invited to list
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Community Datebook. Send
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limited to 60 cases has given
Stilwell time to patch any
holes found in the protection
network. i"

A work order was written
to tune up mountain top radio
repeaters serving district of-
fices and to remodel the radio
room to accommodate wea-
ther technicians Jim Fishwick
and Jim Richards.

District fire-fighters rely
on the pair for a daily weather
Picture and short range fore-
cast.

Air co-ordinator,
Drew on Monday, greeted
three new Firecat air tankers
and an Aerostar birddog
craft, as they touched down
on the tarmac of the Castlegar
air base.

Rich

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your system.

Check for dripping hot water taps as these can waste
a lot of hot water. Assure that insulation is placed on hot
water lines that run through cold areas. See that the
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BEMBEAMBEAEBNNE NEES,

YOUR. STARS
“THIS WEEK

By Stella Wilder,

FORMER BAMEREMERERENS | i

For all who seek their
fortunes, this Is an excellent
week for receiving hints as
to iow to do a0. There are
many changes in the offing,
some of which become

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they assume thelr custom-
ary alr of strength. There is
warning In this - for what
is assumed Ie not necea-

sarily real. The wise will .

trust only themselves
today.

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July 22) —
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unexp! i
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move on the employment
A work.

es this a good week for
ju - though you may not
ow it now.
ibe hint aed 23-Oct. a -
R greai cooperation
than usual from co-workers,
and you can all benefit
mightlly by week's end. (Oct.
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sions week upon the
obvious advantages of par-
ticular action. Take no
chances with subtleties.
SCORPIO(Oct. 23-Nov.
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Jan. 6) — Invention

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an interesting week --
though not an ally
profitable one. (dan: 7-Jan.
19) -- Travel is favored this
week. Pay attention to per-
sonal matters early, and you
will benefit unexpectedly
on.

AQUARIUS:(Jan. 20-Feb.
3) — News from old friends
carly in the week lifts your
spirit to a level where you
can cope with - difficulties.
(Feb. 4-Feb. 18) -- Surprises
early in the week may cause

ou concern. Be ready to
Take chances -- but only with
your own future, not.
another's.

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bringing order out of chaos.

pro;
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ARIES:(March 2t-Aerl 4)
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worked out
consulting with others.
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~ Facts and figures that
have been obscured now
become obvious. Work with
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help th ye

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