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July 7, 1993

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On July 20, 1993, Rock n Roll Hall of Fame Nominee, Buddy Knox, will turn 60 years old

A special birthday tribute Buddy Knox and Friends is being planned in his honor. An outdoor festival-style concert + with continuous music perfor mances by ‘Knox's famous entertainer friends, both past and present will be featured Souvenirs, T-shirts, tapes, etc will be offered along with auto- graphs and photos. There are only 1,000 tickets to this event, so be sure to get your tickets early.

The guest list includes, Bobby Curtola, The Coasters, Dick and Dee Dee and Buddy Holly Crickets, and the leg- endary teen idol Tommy Sands will be on hand to help cele- brate

The place to be is at the Cadillac Ranch, Armstrong, B.C., Sunday, July 18, 1993, from 2 p.m.-10 p.m.. Gates open at 8 am. Camping will be available. Tickets are $20 per adult/children $10, and can be purchased at Fat Cat Sound in Armstrong, or by phoning (604) 546-2444

Outdoor concert for Buddy Knox

ties for friends and family! 1 woul both campers and local residents to some of the programs which will be Syringa Park this summer. 1 look forward to meeting all of you! Your park interpreter Angie Metayer

Free Programs Available

A Personalized Interpretation Program is being offered at Syringa Creek Park. Do you have any questions about the park of the things you've found inside it? On Friday nights I will be at the park, and will be available to answer any questions you might have.

Day and Evening Programs

Day and evening programs will be offered every Saturday throughout the summer. These programs are oriented towards all ages and involve shows, games, and activities. All of the programs will start at the amphitheatre. So come on out and enjoy the fun!

Jerry's Rangers

This one hour program encourages the wise use of parks. Children 5-12 years old are invited to join in the fun. (Younger c children must be accom. panied by a parent.)

Coming Programs

Saturday, July 10, 2 p.m.

Talk With The Trees will be offered. At Syringa you're surrounded by magic giants! Let's’ go on a walk and listen to their secrets

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At 7:30 p.m. meet the beasts. Guest speaker will be Steve Davis. Watch and be amazed as taxider mist, Steve Davis, brings some of his wild and willy creatures for all to see!

Sunday, July 11, 9 a.m. We will be featuring Jerry's Rangers: Nature

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Sunday, July 18, 9 p.m.

We will again be featuring Jerry's Rangers. Our theme will be People Pleasers, a badge made just for you, Rangers!

Wednesday, July 21, 9 p.m., (or at sunset)

The Starshow begins with a slide show at the amphitheatre, followed by an opportunity to gaze at the wonders of the universe through Canada's largest portable telescope

Saturday, July 24, 2 p.m.

We will have a.Sandcastle Contest, with a spe cial visit from Jerry the Moose, the B.C. parks mascot. There will be prizes donated by the Castlegar Dairy Queen. At 7:30 p.m. will be The Mystery of the Slimy Spruce Scoundrel. Come and-help your park interpreter catch the Slimy Spruce Scoundrel, and find out about some of the trees at Syringa.

Sunday, July 25, 9 a.m.

We will again feature Jerry's Rangers: dogged Detective. Smell out some of the park's mysteries and become a dogged detective

Wednesday, July 28, 2 p.m

Enjoy and have fun with the Red Cross Safety Crew. At 2 p.m. we will have parachute games, and give water safety tips. At 8 p.m, there will be a whole slew of entertaining skits and stories.

Saturday, July 31,2 p.m:

Family Fun Day will start at 2 p.m.. Bring out your loved ones for a fun-filled afternoon of scav- enger hunts, relay races, and other wild and crazy games. At 7:30 p.m. we will feature Ungu-what? They have four legs, and walk on the tips of their toes. They are not bears, or dogs. or cats. Cunous?

Come and find out more about the ungulates

Sunday, August 4, 9 ain Jerry's Rangers. The topic will be Safety Sense, gurgle. gurgle Find out what to do in the water. and swim right into your safety sense badge. At 7:30 p.m. we will have Fun in

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Castlegar Sun WEDNE ly 7, 1993

Salmon Valley Music Festival Country music at its stetlar finest

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This summer Salmon Valley. explodes with a spectacular midsummer weekend of superb country music talent

The Salmon Valley Music Festival is the largest country music celebration ever held in North Central B.C.. Nestled in the heart of the Salmon Valley, the Salmon Valley Music Festi- val provides the perfect location for this event

On July 30, 31, and August 1, 1993, Salmon Valley welcomes this star-studded international lineup to Salmon Valley.

Some of the well known musicians who will be perform-

Calendar of events

July 15

Canadian Red Cross-Jim Young Celebrity Scramble Golf Tournament

August 28

Castlegar and District Cham- ber of Commerce 2nd Annual Golf Tournament and Annual General Meeting

September 18

Kootenay Columbia Child Care Society's Murder Mystery and Dinner. For information con- tact Suzanne Legbaue at 365- 8448 or 365-3039.

September 18

United Way Campaign Kick Off Day at the Castlegar and Dis- trict Recreation Centre

November 5-7

Blueberry Creek Christmas Craft Fair at the Castlegar and District Recreation Centre hall

November 13

Kootenay Columbia Child Care Society's Celebrity Auction and Wine and Cheese. For infor mation, contact Suzanne Leg- baue at 365-8448, or 365-3039.

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The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Michelle Wright; Prairie Oys ter; Gary Fiellgaard; Murray McLaughlan; Patricia Conroy Tom Russell; One Horse Blue; Heather Myles; Mark Koenig; Branded; The Charlie Daniels Band; The Desert Rose Band; George Fox; Cassandra Vasik, Tracey Prescott and Lonesome Daddy; Lisa Brokop; Anita Per ‘as; Colette Wise; Larry Evans Band; Alex Bowie and Kidd Country.

This first-rate country music extravagan being held at a breath-taking riverside sit Campsites sit along the river and are within short walking dis tance of the festival grounds There are hundreds of aeres of

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on-site camping, RV and auto parking. There will also be’a shuttle bus service provided Food, beverages, and ice sup plies will be available on-site There will be artists’ autographs, merchandise, souvenirs; beer and wine gardens, and dancing

The Annual Music Festival in sponsored in part by Coca Cola, Overwaitea Foods, Pacific Draft, Central Mountain Air, Tilden, PGTV, and The Province

Reserve your tickets today, as they're guaranteed to sell quickly, Tickets are available through Overwaitea Foods, Salmon Valley HOTLINE at (604) 971-2220

Salmon Valley is 20 minutes north of Prince George

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