CASTLEGAR NEWS,. Thursday, July 14, 1966

THE WHEELS

ad MY BRUSH, AY CHAMOIS, MY IAN, sa

GEE, 1M SORRY,” DAD. | HAVEN'T i NOW!

Deer Park Camp Named ‘Sunny Funny’ this Year

Pioneer Camp, which is ‘alt

uated mear-Deer Park, was dub-

Company as\a successfiil cam}

there recently came to an en Mrs, Fle eming was com:

mondant br ie, six-day-long

camp. ‘Mrs, W. Sweeney. was

WATCHES

by camp swimmer, Mrs, G. Baulk-

ham was camp nurse and.Mrs.

LONGINE J. Gormley .was quartermaster.

nell. and Debbie Laidler, Tent t

lus as leader and arenes Hardy, Brenda. Down Ann

as occupants. Tent three. became a rhe

ham as leader and Margie Kai

gan, Lorraine Bermel, Grace Gormley, Pam Wargord and E1- len nw jon as

», Mary-|. Fleming and Vick Jacques

and in charge of!

The camp was divided into three tents. .Tent’ one became “The Cave Cats” with : Susan Knutson as ‘leader. It was also occupied by Sheena Warford,

BULOVA ELGIN CANDINO Westclox - Timex

the ans on several hikes and swimming was enjoyed by all. ostumes were worn at the campfire on the final night and were judged by Mrs. Baulkham.

Carol Marcellus, Margarite For-

year’ by Mrs, A. M.

Don’t be puzzled —

us today and in the

meantime here's your Crossword Puzzle answer:

A miscellaneous shower was held recently in Robson Church hall for Miss Helen Belbeck a bride-elect of early July.

Upon her arrival at the hall, Helen was escorted to a decor- ated chair and presented with a corsage, Rose corsages were al- so presented to her mother, Mrs. H. Belbeck and her grandmoth- ers, Mrs. Belbeck and Mrs. C: Heagy.

Games were Played during the evening and the gifts were placed on a long table. Helen|e: was assisted in her many, gifts by her sister, Miss

Phone 865-7141

Hi Arrow Arms Make Hotel SMORGASBORD

Every Sunday from. 4-8 P.M.

Robson Shower Honors -Bride-Elect of Early July

Patti Belbeck.

Hostestes for the evening i

were Mrs, L. Weisner, Mrs, M. Bro, Mrs. B, Jenner, Mrs. M. Woodrow, Mrs, M. Smecher, Mrs, _ B.... Macallister, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. M. Webster, Mrs, B. Clarke, Mrs. A. Bednarik and Mrs. P. ‘Joley.

Lunch was served and a de-

corated shower cake made by| ested in

and served to the guests by Hel-

en.

The bride-elect thanked everyone present and invited all to come and visit her in her new home,

Great Traffic Danger. in Way Tempers Lost -

One of the greatest traffis dangers is the human tendency to lose our tempers when things

So badly, says the B.C. mobile. Association.

Tt eens

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One of the many aggravations ‘we must face is the curious| real behavior of many road: users, the BCAA says. These irritations ‘always seem worse when we are pushed for time, are upset about something that has gone. wrong ate our own affairs, or are feel-

2 tired.

‘The temptation to stick | our head out of the ae window and tell some other driver a few

“home truths” becomes: pretty irresistable. Or we slam on the| 4! brakes, crash the gears and | wrench at the wheel.

This is the. kind of day that can easily get a into

‘Guess what we're misal ing en the other channel veel

Blueberry.

Socials ..|:| waren your

Baste

Mrs.:,0. Hughes, Ph. 365-8509 G, Horvath in howior of Mre. A. Mr: and: Mrs. Austin: Purdy | Bird:of-Vancouver, daughter of motored ‘recently to Vancouver. | Mr, eng Linh ay d. Muldoon,

Their sons Kevin and Craig ac-

companied them as far ds Kel: Ms owna, ‘where they’ visited their end tial latives.

grandparents-Mr: and Mrs, Kari Wolfe, A social evening was held his

‘Léaf Factory

Soil, Sap, Sun Each leaf is a factory. Thé

stance known. as chlorophyll which is the’. food-making. ma-

chinery,) and’ the veins ‘are. the | dren. dren Crystal, Lyle le and Ross; are

ipe-lines © brin, in (the \ sa) Bat th the Peinging ‘it gathered from the soil.

The air furnishes other raw | OF broth is too. grea wrap an

materials and the sun supplies | ce”

the power that sets the machin- | Swish it ery in motion. All day, Jong in the the'| the. the soup rat wi will ‘harden a

sunshine each factory is

Master Dean Bird Catebeated ‘recently at the home of Mrs, W. | 2H eh bia est

gue : Robyn ‘| Tait, Kevin and Craig: Purdy, John Mitchell and Lisa Gallo-

Works on Air, . way.

Roger attentiag Victoria. University’s summer session, 738 honie over the weekend for. soft green parts contain a sub-| Pel we

Mra, James

._.D.. Forbes ot Vietoila are in iting friends and re-

Toogood, who, is

e, King: -Rem- “Was “accom-

g. You From Gnbiiid Nestural Ge Co. ae

still visiting her parénts Mr. ‘and Kitchen Hints — when soup

cine in cheesecloth and it quickly over the top

work making a product an

like s' i The factory in’ the leaf closes up during the night but the change: of starchy products into tr continues and this tree food'is sent to every, part of the tree for use in’ growing

tissues,

‘The camp was inspected this’ lzzuto,

of car An automotive “engineer who became: General’ Motors - distri- putor for Southeast. Asia,. the elder Rorke first became inter- vehicle alarms in 1938 during the Sino-Japanese war. As’ managing-director of | North West transport company. B he was responsible for:~‘shipping ~52 truck loads: of: material every, second week ‘from ‘Britain: to China along’ the /-Burma : Road. Bold Chinese bandits weré con- serach

ra possible deterrents led to the alarm tems which are widely used today, even by the great Stirling Moss, who has said, “I

ic} take my hat off:to the late Mi-

chael Rorke who invented these marvellous ‘ anti-theft: “devices and his son Tom Rorke whe has spent 10: years perfecting them tnd bringing them within the reach of all car owners and commercial vehicle users...) don't have a:car tl car alarm fitting, except; of course, my team cars, as.they should. get away to a fast start.” With one of. the :systems, suitable for all cars, the motor- ist is told to throw away the ignition key and dial his ‘7 personal ‘code to. drive the jes avray' The sevice sets off a-horn if car. is tampered with, immobilizes the ignition system and starter: motor, and takes only 30 seconds to change

In Security of Vehicles

Rorke’s expert tation on t

Nee re rm Specializes

batt i ning of of th , Rew course ast openin

to.a new

Another tmathoi, ult le for 12volt cars. only, pI switches on all Yee “hood and

tuated

i Mr. Rorke says that D. R. Campbell, chief detective of the National Automobile Bureau of Detroit, has the alarm ‘device on his car. , Rorke says, a number of doctors are having their automobiles equipped with

the alarm. He says that the de-

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By. ‘AL TOMIUK:

bie new course is now open of:

men showed up to 1 thelr Bolt: ti Jayout.

Bill Oleski) and) Len::Harms'

Saturda July. 30, at 1 et ee ut cat ts, golf

or and tee tate

eae residents fatabe tat By he pee 1 am sure that; you, oud

Pe

Vancouver thieves, using high- eed.

tween an #00 and $1,000'a month. In Britain, where the alarm device was first ‘introduced,’ it has found some unusual. uses, Rorke ‘says. One sand-and-gra- vel contractor has the sevite in- stalled on all’ his trucks after |, losing a $120,000 contract when his competitor stole some of his vehicles.

large.” As an example he told about an excavation contractor |: in England who was thinking of

installing an alarm system after losing a huge bucket re a crane.

an accident. vhen he gets to.the point where his temper is out|” of control; his driving is out of control, too. To deal with this situation it is necessary to. ap- ply a little self-analysis.

Are the things which. are wmaking us cranky worth risking life for — our own and the liv- es of other quite innocent peo- ple with whom we have no quarrel ‘at all? i

Better we park the car and take a bus or taxi instead of living the rest of our lives with the horror that'a bad temper caused — or not living any more

Many insects — notably

Insect Sensory Organs Are Very Sharp on Smells

moths, some honey-}a

from‘a cacoon in a‘ cage within

bees and ants — have an extra- ordinary-sense of smell. Lacking any nose, they have sensory or- gans located in the outer seg- ments of their antennae or ‘feel- ers.’

An’ instance is known, of when ‘the scent one female Ce-

cropla moth, ‘ni

where a ‘few win-

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‘| tourist’ look-out,’ perche

poe are He

your new course..: ‘The ‘park. mn for * When - it; opened on|ing:lot has been extended to ac-|: i mens sgh Jast.week, over 100 ccmodate the’

for the! back-breaking’ work that h they, ey putt ast week to: Bet the }:: (Claudet ‘was. bo: o! op We'll: bes "coking for. "you 4 \ the S0th.

a fon and

on the edge of Pi ce: River Can:

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to. Seeateh the. of ‘the ® floodlit - canyon, “builders:and.

teur ph : main' at the project: cae are cular sight

where,

_., Jt is, expected that m than 100,000 visitors will see'the Peace: river: projéct this

dis magistrate. ia at the |: "Sher also\'wastan'tofficer in High} the Ni stininster Rifles,

Francis George Claudet'was ‘pl ho “left ‘valuable

expected’ crowd. | his photograp! ‘Ewish to thank John Landis, 4 ie

photog or ee ‘Sau re ated ote Lon- otogral i luca’ in arab Claudet worked . with his.

‘| ‘Westminster: when. Governor

‘James’ ‘Dougias*sent' ‘hiin ‘to San

‘| Francisco’ in’ 1861''to

plant.for a mint...Claude in< charge - of. ithe mint ‘at New

b ie assistant! B of, lands, and works and. ‘coronbe | 2 d and in'1872:-he-became.a stipent ae

‘oh site

is First Mint Struck

Pare ries

A ‘Few Coins and. Closed

al. Engineers .were id. , During al all kept with-him

GOL al vl ant ‘CASTLEGAR:

which-hed. deen-formed in 1863 ' : Perna ter: Buti: only vas few when th Royse

a | this preamera He had brought: from

3 nd. and<his! photos consti! f:} tute‘ aj:remarkable record of, -] early development. :

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Judge ‘of the obedience trials

smill'be Miss oy, Curran of yan:

pecial ‘ featiire’ this’ year @ junior* handling 'elasses

will for’ youngsters on: Aug. 22 and| th

28: Judge- of this ‘event will be Mrs. Elsie Murray of iVaneouv-

Anderson: cousins.

spent af

Ave.,'. Castlegar; ;

aie ale Carel Ph gusts 9 we-been the gu

ofthe former's pi Mr. and:

Mrs,-C. H.. TRIE. for.a few days.

ug: | ‘They: left‘on Sunday to. return \) to: their ‘home -in: ‘Kamloops. ; nd 7 Mrs. ;:G.:

hom THe pomenor recently were Mr. of| and Mrs. Seth; Young:of pa Mire, here Mr. “Youn; sang. two: sdlos | oe g en Church

bad ac- his son vith ere ion. wna

days in the

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