Series “Chico
And the Man’

Will Resume

Production of the tele-
vision ‘series Chico and tho
Man, halted after the suicide of

its young co-slar Freddie’

Prinze, will resume this week
NBC-TV says.

The nelwork said in a
statement it will broadcast four
episodes Prinze completed be-
fore his death Jan, 29, and four
additional episodes will be
filmed to complete the series’
third season,

ENE WILDER is Sigt

lolmes, younger brother of the
‘famed sleuth in “The Ad-
Yenture of Sherlock Holmes
‘Smarter Brother” now playing
‘at the vertio anes

NBC quoted executive pro-
ducer James Komack as saying
Prinze will not be replaced by

_. another actor in the new
episodes.

Prinze, 22, died a day after
shooting himself in'the head at
his apartment in West Los
Angeles,

COMMUNITY

Bulletin Board

PANCAKE SUPPER,
+: Phe Ladies’ Cirele of St. Peter Lutheran Church
welcomes<everyone to their. Pancake Supper which
<will be held on Shrove Tuesday, Feb. 22 from:5 to 7
p.m. St. Peter Lutheran Church'is situated on Maple
St. at 4th Ave. in downtown Castlégar. Admission will
be $1.50 for adults and $1 for children under 12,

ENIOR CITIZENS MEETING
‘The Catena District Senior Citizens will.
meet.-in the, Centre on Thursday, Feb. 17.
Entertainment will be provided by the Friendship
Circle of the U.C.W.

STAMP CLUB COMMITTEE ME:
‘There will be a meeting of the David 7 Themapson
Stamp Club Exhibition Committee on Mon., Feb. 21 at
7:30 p.m. at the home of M..Munns.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Volunteers are needed to work on a one-to-one
basis with handicapped adults. Among the duties
could be: Supervision of carpentry projects, in-
struction in the cooking program, assistance with
sewing projects or leisure time activities. Call us!
Silver Birch Achieyement Centre 965-3811."

. - CRAFTS CONFERENCE :
Acrafts conference will be held on Feb, 19 and 20
at the Vallican Whole Community. Centre. The
weekend of workshops will include variations on the
theme “How to Make a Living at Crafts". For further
information, call Judy Bradford at. 955-2475 or -
Christine Mathews at 226-7783 or write: Crafis.
S Resource ‘Centre, c/o Slocan Valley Community”
eS Lier Winlaw, B.C: a5 RS

+." FILM: “mR. SYMBOL MAN” :

The film “Mr, Symbol Man", showing a method of
communication to children without speech, will be
shown at the annual meeting of the Cerebral Palsy
Assocation on Tues., Feb. 22 at 8 p.m. This NFB film
will be shown in the board room at Trail Regional
Hospital.

RUMMAGE SALE
A. Rummage Sale sponsored by the Ladies
Auxiliary (Castlegar-Robson Branch No, 170) of the
Legion will be held March 11 and 12 at the Legion Hall.
For rummage. pick-up, please. phone 365-5812,
965-8274, 885-6559 (outlying areas), 965-6086, or
365-7367, ;

. ANNUAL PANCAKE SUPPER 2
4, An annual Pancake Supper sponsored by the
* Resker Hall Committee;will be held Tues., Feb. 22 in .
the Robson Community Hall from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Admission. will be $2 for adults and $1 for children
under 12, Everyone welcome.

ST. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE
There will be a St. Patrick's Day Dance at the
Senior Citizens Hall in Slocan on March 19. For more
“information, please call Mrs. A. Berg at 226-7726,

: LEGION TOURNAMENT...

Slocan | Valley Branch No. 276 of the Royal
Canadian Legion is planning a tournament to include
bridge, whist, darts. ete. Anyone interested, please
call Mrs, 4. Berg at 226-7726.

STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART
Your Castlegar Heart Unit Needs You
If you are willing to pledge an hour of your time
on Heart Sunday, Feb. 20, please phone Margaret
Pryce, 966-8058 or Wendy Ferguson. Davie, 365-3274.
‘Ask your friends te have a Heart and phone too. Be a
~ Ue saver!

EASTER EGG HUNT
_ There will be an Easter Egg Hunt at Passmore on
Easter Sunday at approximately 1 p.m. All the Valley
children (Crescent Valley to Slocan) up to. and
including Grade 6 are welcome,

HANDICAP SOCIETY MEETING
The annual general meeting of: the Kootenay
Society for the Handicapped will be held Wed.,.Feb.
28, 7:30 p.m. at 211 Maple St., Castlegar. The theme
for the meeting is People... Programs . .-. Progress.

‘ D.V.A. COUNSELLOR AT LEGION

“Department of Veteran Affairs Counsellor, Jim
Wilkie, will be at the Canadian Legion Hall at Fri.,
Feb. 18 at 11 a.m. Any veterans or veteran's

" priday Evening, at Selkirk'Calleg:
‘ ‘Zdenek Kriz on the Viola sad Wendy Pansttont with th Piano and Harpsichord

Presents

Community TV

Community Access - 10
Schedule for Tonight
6:30 — Velan and Velenka

” Fandorlik, Trail artists,

7:15 — Hang-gliding, with
War Eagles Hang-Gliding Club.
7:45. —. Kootenay Valley Folk

+ Festival 1977,

9:30 ‘— Karate: Northern
Free Fist Fighting Club... | '
10:00. — Notre Dame Environ-
mental Conference highlights,
11:00 — Approximate sign-off.

Star Trek
Becomes
$8 Million Movie

Production on an $8-million
motion picture version of Star
Trek, television's most popular
science fiction series, is ex-

pected to start by early sum- -

mer and be ready for theatres a
year later, +
Current plans are for the

entire cast of regulars from the .

‘TV show to re-create their roles
in the ' movie ‘and’ for ‘some
prominent movie stars to make
guest appearances to help pro-
mote the science-fiction’ ' ad-

. venture to general’ ‘qudiences,

The movie - project ‘had

. been stalled a couple of years,

but it's being expedited now.
‘The first draft of the screenplay
is due early this month at the
Paramount Pictures studio. of-
fices of Star Trek in Hollywood.

A director has been hired.
Producer Gene Roddenberry,
who originated the TV series,
and executive producer’ Jerry

Isenberg are negotiating witha ~

special-effects expert and a
production designer to create a
brand-new 28rd century star-

dependants wishing to make an appointment, please _
»phone Steve Gallo, Service Officer, at 965-7669 or
Steve Melnick at 365-8062.

“FEBRUARY IS HEART sown

: ts of Castle;
sreanietions are listed fa

Sheraton

A Public Service of Interior Pulp and
Interior Lumber Operations.

: Canadian Cellulose

The Doukhobors will be
the subject of two CBC-TV half-

-hour programs ‘on the “Prime

Time” series, Feb. 21 and 28 at
7:89 p.m.

Produced by Gordon Babi-
neau of Vancouver and written
and narrated by George Wood-
cock, the programs give a
much: needed general unt

of fesse ie

Norm Rosen; Editor, John Ful-
ler.

The two programs sub-
litled “The Living. Book” (Feb.
21) and “Toil and Peaceful Life”
(Feb. 28) were filmed in Saskat-
chewan, Alberta and the Koot-
enay region of B.C. and make
use of the extensive photo-
graphic record that has been
kept of the Doukhobors since
their arrival in Canada in 1899,

The history of the Douk-
hobors in Canada: has been
particularly lacking in any
exposition of their religious be-
liefs and practices, their refusal
to bear arms for the Tsar that

PHONE sven]
ASTLE

TUL ATRL
4th

Two Half Hour Series. on ‘Prime Time’
—— es oe

Doukhobors Featured on CBC |

led, to their béing forced out of
Russia, and their, religiously
motivated convictions about
authority, education, weddings,
funerals and other matters that *
brought them into conilict with
the Canadian authorities.

‘ Pacifism and non-violence
are central Doukhobor beliefs
and. yet. they. have - become...

, sidentified with ude, .pratesta;-;

arson anddynanitingy-acts of::,
violence carried out by a small
minority whose chief target has
been other Doukhobors.

Doukhobors do not ack-
nowledge the bible as a final
authority. Their religious be-
liefs are embodied in psalms
and hymns, and this body of
song, transmitted orally from
generation to generation, they
call The Livivig Book, the. title
that has been given to the first
program,

Asit suggests, it is mainly
about. their religious: beliefs,
while tracing as well the
history of the Doukhobors from
their arrival in Canada through
the early years of settlement on
the prairie.

Shown in'the program is a
“molenya” or prayer-meeting,
filmed at Pass Creek; a Douk-
hobor funeral at Grand Forks;
and the St. Peter's Day cele-
bration at Verigin, Sask., com-
‘memorating the burning of
arms in Russia and refusal to
serve the Tsar, which led to the

nds!

Brilish Columbia ta: the place
where their leader Peter Veri-
gin was killed in 1924 when the
railway coach in which he was
travelling was bombed. 3

Toil and Peaceful Life, the
title of the second program, is a
slogan coined by Peter Verigin,
called by them Peter. the
Lordly, to sum up his ideal of a

. simple, agrarian community life

St. Peter Lutheran Joins.

ship

for his people, inspired by Leo
Tolstoy.

The second program fol-
lows the attempt by the Douk-
hobors to set up such a utopian
community in Canada, a kind of
state within a state where they
could manifest their: beliefs
without interference from out-
side, the failure and final
breakdown: of the*community,
partly from outsidé" 'présstires,
partly. from internal divisions,
ending in the present which
finds Doukhobors facing the
threat of complete assimilation,

‘The writer and narrator,
George Woodcock, is the co-
author. with Ivan Avakumovic
of a book, The ‘Doukhobors,
which has. been ‘called the
definitive history, published in

1969, and which has just been.”

re-issued in paperback. .

In the Lutheran Hour

St. Peter Lutheran will
join Lutheran Church-Missouri .

~ Synod congregations through-

scenes of horror.

. McDonald B.C. Dir.”
rere

out the United States and
Canada in celebrating Lutheran
Hour on Feb, 27. The: Rev.
Richard Klein said the con-
gregation will observe the day
with special prayer and thanks-
giving for this worldwide radio

+ Gospel ministry.

More than 1,100 stations,
including CKQR locally, carry
the program in’ the United

, States and Canada, while over-
: seas-outlets number more than

800, Offices in the U.S., Canada
and 18 other countries produce
programs in 45 languages that

are heard by millions of persons .

in 125 countries.
Dr. Oswald. Hoffmann has
been the speaker on the world- -

- wide and -domestic” English-

language program since 1955,

: In addition to the English.

language Program, more than:
50 stations in: the U.S. and
Canada also carry programs in

. Several other: languages, _in-

cluding Spanish, Finis!

lo
“.vak, French, Japanese and -

Chinese.

The Lutheran Hour - first
went on the air in 1930 over 32
stations of the CBS Radio net-
work, with Dr. Waller A: Maier
as speaker. Upon his deatlr in

$1950, Dr. Lawrence Acker. and

WARNING: Frequent gory

scenes. R. W. McDonald

B.C. Director.
‘ice

Rev. Armin Oldsen then served »
as speakers until 1955.

‘The ae Hour is :

headquartered i in St. Louls, Mo.
The League radio ministry also
includes: Day by. Day: With
Jesus, a five-minute daily. de-
votiorial program, and ‘Joy, a
half-hour choral music-commen-
tary: program.

In addition, the 145,000-
member organization also spon-
sors. Preaching Through © the
Press, a print ministry utilizing
newspaper and magazine. ad-
vertisements, and is co-sponsor
of the. television. dramatic
series, “This Is The Life”, with:

Lutheran’ Church Missouri

Synod.

Local Resident
Has" Crocuses

InBloom:

Monday brought the first
local report. of. crocuses’ in
bloom. These are at’ the: resi:

. dence of ‘James Killough ‘on Buh:

Ave. N..

While crocuses are’ known, :

" to brave many an early spring,
this is believed to be one ‘of tl the
earliest reports. °°".

Every. Monday Eveniig!: New Arena'- 7:30 pet
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Our Tip of the Hat this week! AS
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- Calendar.

Feb. 17to 2s Phologranhs by, Marj Trim on view.
at the National Exhibit Cent tre in Castle Phone |
oF BemRaLar rt bart cet i
cones re et Seer ;
, Feb. 18—Kootenay. Chamber Orchestra with .
Wendy Panatonni, piano and harpischord; Zdenek'”
Kriz, viola; and the Kokanee String Quartet at 8 p.m.
in the main lounge at Selkirk College. Tickets from
Ruby Marsh or at the door.
* * * x

"Feb. 19—Kootenay Chamber Orchestra ‘Concert,
as above, tobe held inthe Knox! Hall inNew Den o
7:30. p.m. te

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Feb. 20—Kootenay Chamber Orchestra Chusst’ fo
as above, in Nelson at the _ Paul's Trinity United $
Chureh at 2 p.m.

. 8
* Feb. 28—The Winaigog Brass Quintet will it aes

al the Trafalgar School in Nelson at 8 Pp.m., sponsorer
by the Selkirk College. Music Dept.

March 1—"ToNNite, Noel Coward”,.a theatrical.
presentation featuring excerpts from the work of Noel
Coward compiled by Lloyd Nicholson and dramatized-
by a Vancouver company, to be held in the. Trail/ if
Sec. School at 8 p.m. Tickets available fro:
Newstand, in Teall

a ;

March ioisig cae for entries in the Kiwanis
Music Festival which will-be held in Trail this year
April 18th to 28rd...

2°) -Mareh 2—Stan Poraky: will ’ ‘read’ poet
Canadian: Writers: Series,’ in the faculty, 01
Belkin College at’ 4s Bae Pm:
*
af,  Mareb 5, e_Wilara Schulte workshop spol ored.
“-by the.Trail and District Registered Music Teachers
Association... . -

March 5—Kootenay Regional Arts Council meet:
ing to be held in the se Motel in Creston at
pm, *

Items for this bi- i-monthly feature should be* tele
to Mrs. D. Miller-Tait of the Castlegar. auds
Community, Arts Council at 865-7!

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LANDERS

Dear Ann Landers: Thirty; years ago I married a Navy officer. At

the time I agreed to (1) continue to work because he was an ensign .
‘who had to shell out allmony, (2) ‘pay ‘half of the household

expenses,
J decided to make the Navy his career, I have raised three
children, paid for my own insurance, bought my own clothes,

*purchased and maintained my own cars,

J retired a year ago, with benefits of nearly $1,500 a ‘month,
but he refused to let me quit my job. He says I must live up to the
agreement we made when we married. He just gave me an
ultimatum—either I continue to work and pay my half of the
household expenses or I move out.

My kids say move,

I could certainly aupport myself. I've been doing it for 85
years. Suddenly I find I don't like my husband very much. How
about a bit of advice?

—K.W.
Dear K.W.: I'll give you ‘two bits, dearie. Get a at lawyer and
make Mr. Generous move.
° .. ©

‘Dear Ann Landers: May I add something to Sour superficial

answer concerning the gentleman who droned on and on in
conversation—"boring everyone to death"?
This is a symptom of a problem known as “verbal

Book’ Review

The Psalms Around Us

The Psalms: Around Us.
Doubleday Canada Ltd., Toron-
yooh by 11-1/2 in. 96 pp.

Book Review :
ie
Perey Maddux
Here is analbum of nature

pictures in color, with some in*

black and. white, -providing
suitable: settings for ‘certain
quotations from the Psalms of
David. They show the heavens

‘in all their glory and the earth |

in all seasons,

= ‘The book ’is ‘deficient in.
many ways ‘and is hardly the
sort of book you would care to
go back to, There is no
information provided to identi-
fy the scene, and all too often’
the pictures run across the
binding instead of fitting com-
pletely and attractively on one
page.” As for a full two-page
spread, very little of that is

found here.

Winter
musings

Bill Smiley

disability.” The victim of this condition has an extremely difficult

time organizing his thoughts. He. tries to compensate ‘for his -

weakness by speaking slowly and deliberately—pausing frequent-
ly in an attempt to pull his ideas together and hold his audience.
T hope the next time a person complains about a “non-stop

talker” who connects one sentence with another | by ‘saying ©

“and—uh—" you will not call him a “crashing bore.

Enlightened educators are iow: making an effort ‘te help
children with learning’ rr which later may develop into
verbal that you were not
more compassionate,

An Educational Therapist

Dear Ed: I may be inadequate in some areas but lacking in -

compassion I am not. Sorry, dear, but there are more crashing
bores around:than people with “verbal expression disabilities.”

Ce ee

Dear Ann: A wife.asked what you thought about a cute, young |
+ secretary who said to her boss (jokingly, of course), “If y you lose 30

pounds I'll have an affair with you.”

Your reply was, “At the heart of every remark made in jest is H

a kernel of truth,”
How right you were! I am caught in a similar situation—
in reverse. My overweight bos8 asked, with a devilish grin, if I
would give him a kiss for every 10 pounds he lost. He really needed
to lose weight (doctor's orders) so I agreed, thinking maybe I'd
help add a few years to his Ife. He bought a scale and kept it under
lesk.

Within five days, “Big Daddy” lost 10 pounds and I paid off. :
* Soon after, he lost another 10. The second kiss was moré

passionate than the first. The third was even more so, Before long,

we were kissing without any weight loss and ended up locking the .

office door. To make a long story short, 1 am now involved in a
full-scale affair.

T'm not asking for advice because I believe everyone has to
solve his or her own problems, But I had to write to say you're an
awfully smart lady. That shoe certainly fits me and it's

—Pinching Like The Devil ~
Dear Pinching: Usually when the shoe fits—it's out. of style.
Thanks for writing. <

Ce ee Y

Dear Ann Landers: In reply to a question asked by a reader: who
- had some doubts about the man she was seeing, you advised her,

“Give him a nice Methodist handshake and send him on his way.”
I'm a Methodist clergyman who has never heard of -a
“Methodist, handshake.” How. does it. differ from other hand-
shakes? :
—C.W.C., Jr, Hudson, N.Y.
Dear C.W.C., Jr.: A Methodist handshake is firm’and sincere (a
trait of Methodists) with an added air of finality. I first heard the
expression when I- attended. a Methodist college, - Morning-

+ side, in Sioux City, Iowa. I tried to trace the’ origin of the term *

back in 1936, but was unsuccessful.

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What's going on at

‘SELKIRK COLLEGE

THURSDAY, ‘February. Wt ‘
@ Basketball: See This Week in Sports on’ sports page.
: e Lecture’ entitled: “Guerrilla Warfare",.Room 815
Patenaude Hail (NDU) 7-9.p.m. (free) ‘
‘THURSDAY, February 17 to WEDNESDAY, February 23.
“@ The . Dial-a-Tape - presents .“Genealogy",—How. to,
trace your family history. Phone 385-2316 .
Until FRIDAY, February 18
oA exhibit, “Ed
Kootenay School ‘of: Art. KSA Art Gallery en
Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 4 pam. (Nelson Campus)
SUNDAY, February 20
@ Selkirk ‘College Film Festival featuring’ “Night
Porter” directed by Liliana Cavani at, the Gastle i
Theatre, 2: P. saps ee
MONDAY, February.
: e Slide. presentation.‘on “South ‘America by: George
Vincent, “South America,’ Continent in Crisis” at 12
p.m and “Atlantic to Atacama” at 8 p.m.. Both shows:
in Main Lounge, entegre Campus)...
. TUESDAY, February
= o Tuesday Night : at the Movies presenis Mardi Gras:
eae Orpheus”. Main Tene (Castlegar Campus) 8

WEDNESDAY, February 23
ve: ‘Basketball: See This Week in Sports on sports page.

“>For More Information Contact:

X7/) “SELKIRK COLLEGE

Ly 365-7292 (Local 283).

THIS week, with no: great,

Rene Levesque disap- ;

stark theme my
intense and earnest attention,
T‘thought: we'd have some
mid-winter musings, for a
change. Show me the Cana-
dian who can :be fiery. in
February, and I'll show you a
saint. Or a devil. _

One thing I’m sure of.
They're going to come with a
large butterfly. net: one. of
these days, and cart my wife”
away,

She doesn't sleep. well.
Many a morning, in the pitch
dark, when the boy wades *
through the snow with our
morning paper, he looks into.

» our. brightly-lighted dining-
room and sees this funny lady.

in her nightie-gown, sewing a “
fine seam at the dining-room  -

, table, on her new sewing-
machine.

Last night, or rather at four
a.m. this morning, a curious
passerby ‘might’ have. been
rather ‘intrigued .had he
looked through  qur_ cellar
window. There, crouched on
the floor, was this peculiar
woman, with a blowtorch
burning, brightly, in» her
dressing-gown and slippers.
She was removing the wax
from our skis. It’s a good
thing we dort’t have anything
resembling a Gestapo in this
country. They'd have had her
in a concentration camp long.
ago, on general priciples. ..;

My. daughter's going @ bit:~.

the same way herself. After'a
mere 20 years of education,
and only two children, she’s’
decided "to enter. the real
world. She’s: going to stop
being a student, and go to
teachers’ college. Maybe. My

y son-in-law, who has a measly’ :

22 years of schooling, is no
such fool... He, knows that
when you end your

after
* first refusing, he gave in and
‘agreed to wear a tuxedo while
addressing a bunch of Ameri-
can big-shots:in a pitch for
loans for. Quebec. So much

Hor tHe vaunted incependezce .8

of the. new Quebec.

West German: Chancellor
Helmut Schmidt: says Ger-
mans are annoyed about the

* way they are’ depicted >in.
World War Il movies: on
. British television... Tough to¢-
-nails,’ Helmut... How would
you like to be represented? As
a dedicated band. of ‘social:
workers. A movie about Ger-
mans in wartime without a
couple of. good ‘*Schwein-
hunds!"" in it wouldn't be
worth the powder.:

A couple’ of neat items: a
judge in Brampton ordered a
20-year-old woman ‘who was
defrauding the Unemploy-
ment Insurance’ Commission
to donate a pint) of blood
every ‘six months’ for: two’
years; a guy in Iitinois is fiving-
with his family in a cave and
chis heating. this winter will
cost him only:$1%29 for gas”

and oil for his chain saw. This . =

is the type ‘of stuff’ that.”
Testores my faith in the it
gehuity of the human spirit. °*
The. deadly dullness. of ~
Macleai’s magazine under-
lines the reasons so many of.

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us read Time and
those: horrible. purveyors .o!
American’ free enterprise,
lively news stories, and éxcel-
lent book:and movie reviews.
-British Columbia is talking
about giving everyone a guar-

anteed wage. Why, in the holy” ~

old jumpin’, was, Iborn 30
years ton soon?»

After .spending about 20
bucks on battery boosts from:

you run into the world’s.
‘dirtiest ‘four-letter word:
“‘work"’ and he wants no part
of it for a few.years yet.

“A pound of coffee ‘soon’,

$5? queriés a newspaper head-
. line, Who cares? ‘There's still
alot more mileage in a pound
of java than there is in a quart
*af good rye, at $7.80. And nio-
body. will force you to drink
either. So we still have some.
: freedom, of choice in this
* country. The news story said
“People will geshysterical in

winter ends."':1 doubt it. And
ifthey do, as Marie Antoinette
Would: have “said,
drink brandy.”* At 12 bucks a
bottle:

A Toronto Borough i is batt-
ling totkeep unrelated people
from ’ sharing: a- dwelling.

hy? I’m not.related to my

wife,’ and we've shared the:

same dwelling, even the same

bedrooni, for many. a’ year.) >
‘What's: the :fuss? ‘The only.

think of for the

that: people Start

live, together, too ‘long.’ For
‘some, this is a real bonus; for
others a nightmare.

the. Brazilian’.

“Let "em +

k, ‘I installed’ a
block heater\in my “new old
car. Naturally, and it

"HEINE TOMATO. OR VEG.

the. cold spell. ended, and 1
don’t need the thing. Another

+ $15 down the drai

When the ice,on ey roof
built-up to a height of about. <:

+ 3Ginches, [moved swiftly and

got a gang in to remove it,
before we were plunged, illy-
nilly, into the basement: They
dida great Job, for $50;.and"~
_ threw in a’bonus — half.a >:
dozen shingles removed.
A+ columnist says ° our’

government is: stale: and ex-\*

hausted. I. would har

- taxes, the same flat denial of

. any reasonable appeal against |.

them. And the only people

who ever make a profit it from)
dealing ‘with it’ are’ ci il sere

Icchasn’t been‘all bad this.

winter.” ‘There's ‘been - some
great news from. Florida. All’
those'rats who leave the ice-':
‘coated Canadian: ship ‘every:
winter to bask in the sun have
been freezing ‘their butts off
this year.

So much : for, “thid-winter
mutterings. -

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