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Kinnaird Little Lassie League are these members of the Daring ‘Dashbounds; front row, left to right, Teena New, Sandy. Belezyk; Colleen Dascher and Lori Konkin. Back row, left to right, Joyce ‘Greenwood, Janine Bagg, Susanne Thor-Larsen, Carol Barnes and ooo Mean ao a as von i i h

: ROURNAMENT WINNERS in, the Grade’4’ ‘to 6 division of the’

coached by Mrs. J. Church. Winners of the Grad Tio 9 division is

the’ Nine White Boomers coached by Mri

, Runner-up is

Redisky. the Kinnaird: Kiddles coached ‘by Mra.C. Walsh. A. wisdup: was | held on Monday of last week in the Kinnaird Park marking the end of Hie Rinated Little 1 xian softball ‘seaso:

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Kim

ird Little Lassie mengue

v3 ts for the, abov.

ague eal a successful! division were Mrs, C. Posnikoff,

1978-74; soltball season .with:a

4 ith innaird’ *.son," Mrs.’ K: EB.

Johnsod,: Mrs, A Posehachoff,

Mrs, M. Wallace, Mrs. Kavaloff, ‘Mrs. F ‘Hyson’ and*Mrs..S!

j Presentations ‘were!m § The: ote playoff, stant

fifth’ place, Valley Vista oached by! Mra. on Gjnestad.

nerous Penn Bobs Pay'N Takit, Castle- gar Hote! Castlegar *Drug,.Cut-Ra: ‘Stedman's, Macleod's, Sup. Central Food, ‘Arm:

“Assistants for the'above

division’ were, Mrs. P.’ Liber, ostiikoff, -Mrs.:M. ‘Mrs.* Volpatt

8: sPifth place, Kinnaird Killers: ‘poached Mes Lesestt Mrs.'E.: Higgins:

Mrs. M. \Foubiste:

The Castlogar Me mercial Softball League io sponsoring | {local’Softball Tournament at; Kinnalrd ‘Park this Saturday and Sunday, The seven’ local; teams

Involved ‘are. Plaza, Hardware, °

Martin's TV, Colgar Pulpmill and Stéampilant, Sunset Drive- * In, Junction Gulf, and’ Kosmic

Kowboys. Trophies ‘will: be.

. given for this year's best, league team, tournament champs, all: star keeper {rophies,’ most valuable’ pitcher and player.’ «

Refreshments’ will be served by ‘the Commercial Softball League | and) Regional Recreation Commission, No.1

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Pass Creek Regi Park is now open to the public for fun and enjoyment, Also, offering various agu tic grams such’ as-skin’ diving, survial swimming, ‘Royal ' Life- saving Courses, Tiny Tots‘ ant Mommy and Me.

Regional Recreation Com- mission’ No,-1 would \like to thank the? following organiza- ~ tions. for. their; time ‘and ‘effort

in getting the park into shape—.

B.C. “Hydro,'Department jof, Highways, City'of Castlegar, ‘Canadian: Cellylose,’Co:, pulp- mill division, C.P.' Rail: and the Provincial Emergency Program (Civil Defence). f

Registrations for the ‘Bob.

Brandson, Memorial Poolare

now being: accepted: at’ the:;

Recreation: Office! The’ first session is almost’ full.but there are still some openings: left!ini ~ the other: three sessions which are from July 15 to 26; July'29 ©: to Aug. 9 and from Aug. 12;to the 23, ‘Apart from; Red Cross programs, a jog ‘and ‘swim program and a few.tiny tot and:

? mommy:and me classes; there

blucberty ‘Creek Store, Castle Theatre and Kinnaird

special: thanks has. also.

from all i ee ‘and. coe of the,

Little:Lassie ‘League for’. their.

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* banks and shorelin develop-

ments, the. Provincial ; Parks;

{Recreational boaters are asked ito. wait for,a:teturn to more normal water: levels, ‘but inthe event that ‘boats must be 3 he parks brane

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‘such’ as propane, butane, ete. are coming into greater’use on pleasure craft. These gases can create an even more

ige caused by

© the ‘wakes’ from their boats. ‘Many parks <and*much ithe ‘Okan-

are also new programs offere such as synchronized swimmin| and adult learn-to-swii

The synchronized class irivolves the! learning of: various stunts and skil

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looking forward » their skills.in variety of sports. gional’, Recreation’ Commis- n' No. lis organizing clinics. -in the following: minor basket,

2 offering anew ‘and:

exciting program, It will’be outdoor gymnastics. This pro- gram will give girls and boys’an opportunity:to practice and Improve thelr! gymnastic abili- tics. Outdoor ’ gymnastics. will be held at Kinsmen Park every Tuesday and’ Thursday ‘for, six weeks starting July 2.°". -

‘ If-you would like to keep up with your gymnastics and be vin,\top ‘shape “for this fall, register now at the Recreation

Office. The instructoress will be

Cammie’ Lapointe. See you there! ; *

The following are timed for

public’: swimming — ‘Monday.

through to Sunday.from'1:45:to":

15 p.m:'and from 8.90 to 6.00

‘im. Saturday: and Sunday from’: eB From *6.80! to”:

inightiexcept , d

8.00. every Mondsy in Wodneeday which ‘are Flipper. Nighta Tuesday.

Neh from 8.30 to 5.00 p.1 iM, ir Gy

‘The ‘Day’ Camp Program sfor boys and girls'aged_9 to 12

eek Regional ; Park: and the

will be provided from?

i the’ Si per. -Valu and Plaza’ park- ‘ing: lots“ Outings: planned ; for. the! first. session: include (a

hiking--trip/'a ‘cycling ,trip,: ©

attending a puppet show and an

art exhibition: and: the’ special -; heduled: is a beach 5

ind ‘enjoy-various. activities’

iow. at the Recreation 4

Wik. ‘Tee time. now. at. 8

. it-has been founda person,

in play 18 holes, befor

off, Helen’ ‘beth? a =

“For-further, information ©

“please contact‘ the

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in the province are flooded or in danger of flooding. Damage 'can - be: kept ‘toa minimum if flood waters remain relatively quiet. If, however, waters: are

‘churned -up by the wake of:

boats operated at high speed,

the damage to waterfront parks i

and) private. property: could treach. thoiisands of ‘dollars,

It ‘you install such equip- ment on your, boat, be sure that’

the installation is in accordance |. {

with that of a governmental or

condition on board gasoline and, for’. this Teason, their use on passenger carryii ships is:forbidden by law.

. Propane and: butane ai heavier than’/air- and. will, therefore, flow rapidly into the

\_ lower parts of the boat where “they are extremely difficult to”

remove.

equally i L For

this purpose, you will find the = Liquefied Petroleum Gas Regu- ° lations useful. These regula-

tions apply to boats other than pleasure craft, but the require- ments are as sound for pleasure craft as for. work boats. A copy of, the regulations may. be robtained from sntormation, Can-- ada.

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} ;) STREET CAMPAIGNING in downtown Castle- ‘ar was undertaken Friday’ afternoon by | di Mr.

{Provincial Liberal leader David

already developed. Heo ‘aid i ‘tb also plat wage and price Mr.

coftrol finding them equally

} Anderson is shown here

pin while local Liberal candidate: Louis Maglio looks’ on. Mr. Anderson sald he is e maphasizing. his protest mainly of Bill 31 which he said is

having a disasterous effect on our atability’s asa. whole and ‘shortens the’ life of other ,mines

states there is a real

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Patricia Young Says...

_ Too Preoccupied With Bed, Bank. & Belly

Where did

Pointing an accusing finger at we go wrong in

this or) that ‘evil. in our. our struggle for. community, government or the'betterment of _ whipping boy. of''soclety”, we. mankind? Per- fail to see that. three fingers haps.when we be-. point, right’ back’ at’ ourselves. came preoccupied * ig While. we. cannot blind ourselves to the reality of pot and pornography, riots and and sex orgies, we must recognize them . as symptoms ..of a’ simple truth—that we ourselves al- lowed the. climate to be created by our indifferance and apathy. We turned a ‘blind. eye to uphold ‘the law, to polifical and the needs of

hnd belly; when spirits took over from spirituality: when pride and p Te- placed tlie: “old” morality of salvation {0.0 While we continue to burn up the telephone wires and’: protest platforms to ask, “What can we do?", we have failed to ask, “What can I do?” While

FRANK'S _SAW SHOP]:

SAWS SHARPENED ON. MACHINE ~

our neighbors.

has ‘opened it's arms to the

oppressed. But we did not learn

‘from their’ experiences. and

dismissed their fears as hyster-

«ical when ey Fee the ead o!

To be sure North. ‘America i

We can only. examine the spirit of Solzhenitsyn, the great Soviet writer and’ Nobel prize winner who stood up to an empire of materialism. We can

. only’ examine’ our values and

priorities ina world of: multi- choices, ‘assessing the needs of

~the spirit as well as the flesh. °

‘Until we do we can only remain on a treadmill of solvan- ey.and status—searching for a

material self devoid of- higher

ideals,

Indeed, if. the )-bed,.. bank and. belly. syndrome. continues

to go unchecked, civilization

can only destroy itself as did the Roman and Greek Empires; as did the Incas. of: South America ‘and’ the once highly civilized Egyptians. ¥

A‘ new. civilization invari- ably arises, of course. With new.

and up ae “totalitarianism rising again,

Retoothing $1.00. % But to where: do. they flee?

: From a:mental and spiritual

“attitude: of ‘drink, demand and. desire? We: cannot. fi

A native. son “of ; Kootenay West, Louis:Maglio served the city of Nelson

as its’: mayor for eight years.: ‘As.a-

member of. Parliament he ‘will serve the riding.of Kootenay West equally

values and lines, And once again man will begin the search forthe ;“whole”’ man of mind

“and-spirit. God willing, this

civilization is not yet Feady for.

“Sthe sevap heap.

: of Kootenay West

-. as well. Now is the time to have Koo-

tenay West represented.in the Liberal. government caucus in Ottawa.

Time ‘to Rally Around the Garage, Boys -

Occasionally, something interesting or unusual comes along to brighten the daily routine, just when, it seems to be getting ‘dreary. A couple of these happened to me recently,

First, thé’ good Samari:-

tans, The story really began one night last winter "

I have an ancient. and '

venerable, wooden . garage, which bears on both. sides of the entrance the honor- able. scars left by my wife and daughter as they tried at various times to get-tho car into the garage or out of it,

My wife is the only person of my acquaintance who can try to back’a car out of a garage and get it wedged kitty-comer across the building. On several

" occasions I have almost had to’ have the garage’ demol- ished to get the'car out.

Anyway, on. this night”

last. winter my wife and a

friend’ were trying to close-

the garage door.

This: door, is.as old as the garage, : which © will probably never “see forty

, again. The door is not exactly electronically con- trolled,

It isamassive thing, about six inches thick, of ‘hard- wood. It would cost about a thousand dollars to build today. The ‘chap who’ in-, stalled it was quite ingenious.”

He installed:a couple’ of tails, some pulleys, and two huge weights at the end of some heavy wire. While the door could not be raised and slid .back with a couple of fingers, like those <in) a modern garage, a strong’; man, with’ a good heave, could. get it up, and sliding. back along the rails, +:

I-am ‘not’ a particularly strong man. In fact; I’am‘a weak: one, in more . ways

than one, as my wife could. -

telt you.

:: AS’ a ‘result, 1. usually, left the garage door .open. T couldn’t ‘see’ the: point in all that heaving and hauling. ° This. annoyed. my? wife. In - the ‘fall; leaves‘ blew | into:: the ‘garage. In’ the winter, snow «blew in.”; Neither bothered me, but you know. “what women are like, ‘

Well, on the night in question, te two ladies de- cided to close the garage door, because the snow was blowing in. They gave a great heave, the wire came off the pulleys, and the door came off the rails.

Fortunately, the car wat not in the garage, or I'd have been looking for a new car, The door weighs about six hundred pounds.

It did not come crashing right down, but hung, sus- pended by the wire, at a forty-five degree angle in the garage. You couldn't have driven a kiddy car in there,

1 was going to organize a work party and get it back on the rails, but it was stormy, and then I got the ‘flu and time went on and things cropped up, as they seem to,

Acouple of times, I went out and looked at ihe stupid thing, and once tried'to get it back on the rails, which almost gave me a double hernia.

Well, time went on and my wife nattered away about getting that door fixed and the neighbours dropped a few hints but I became sort

. of fond of that crazy thing

hanging there, as one might get fond of a cross-eyed cat.

One fine evening recent- ly, I was sitting in the back yard,. enjoying "my | pre- prandial ‘aperitif, when’ an

old truck pulled up and a - sweaty, dirty young man ,

came through the gate. / Under the grime I identi- fied Jamie Hunter, whom I - taught last_year. Grinning, © Electric Power Use Can Reduce Air Pollution Lots

Air pollution over Canada’s large urban areas could be

reduced 40 per cent if all homes -

were electrically heated and electrically. powered rapid transit systems replaced 50 per

cent.of the‘ cars operated by :

individuals.

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he announced, “Mr. Smiley, I'm going tp do something for Canadian literature.” I was baffled, He went on, “When are, you going to get your garage door fixed? "

“Oh, that. Any day now Jamie, as soon as I can find someone to do it. Why?”

“Well, every time Mike and | drive by and see that door, it bothers us, We're going to fix it for you.”

“Great! "", enthusiastical- p. “How much? ”, cautious- ly.

“It’s not going to cost you a nickel.” I insisted'! would pay the going rate. He refused, They were doing it. for Canadian literature.

-Jamie said they were pretty

busy, and asked when: I wanted it done. I said when- ever they could get at it. T thought he meant ina couple or three weeks.

I went in to dinner, de- lighted at this display of gratitude or whatever. After dinner, | heard a bit of a din out back, and there they were, four young men, getting that ridiculous door back ‘on the tracks.

. [was ‘almost overcome with something or other. , AML four were former, stu- " dents’ ‘of mine: Mike Laurin, Mike Dragoman, John Sachs and Jamie Hunter. At least two of them had ‘been

working since eight o'clock

that morning, and here they were, twelve” hours later, slugging away at’ a brutal,

- awkward job ‘for their old

English’ teacher. I was touched. They absolutely tefused any payment.

. Twas. just as ‘astonished as Iwas moved. Here were four young, guys: who, in- stead’ of moaning: around about no ‘employment, or’ living: on “welfare, had formed a loose partnership, and were doing construc- Hon, painting, any thing they could get.

+ In ‘addition to this lucky strike, 1. have; Dan \ St.) and, another - student, and -the., best: cornet, player. “in ‘the ‘whole area, ‘cutting amy ‘lawn, ,so..all in “all, it looks like a good summec.;

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