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CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 22, 1980

Ann Landers "= :

Dear Ann Landers: Every girl | know has been had. |

don't know whether I'm old-fashioned or just arrogant as

hell, but my mind Is made up — | want a girl who hasn't
in touched, and | refuse to settle for leas.

lam 24 years old, male and know my way around. i}
realize times have changed. Today women have to
contend with peer pressure and ‘‘everybody’s doing It.'"
Also, marijuana and alcoho! break down the defenses.
The pill and penicillin have removed the fear of
Pregnancy and VD.

When. ! was in high school | had a very frank
teacher. One day in class the eubject of prostitution.came
up, and he described the various categories of
whoredom. He said when he was in nian schoo! he could
get sex for a cheeseburger and a coke. A few seconds
later a guy In the back of the class raleed his hand and
sald, ‘It’s a Big Mac and a milk shake now.” 1
double-dare you to print thie letter and your response —
If you can think of one. Fussy in Hootervilie
Dear Hoote: True, on all counts. The old-fashioned girl.
who was pure as the driven snow has drifted. And for
precisely the reasons you cited. But you fussy man In
search of a pristine maiden — what contribution have
you made to the scarcity? The dummy who goes
horizontal for a Big Mac and a milk shake

Spee LARS nag nyt Dae

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Smith. told ‘need
more counsellors

KELOWNA (CP) — Ele-
menlary schools i in B.C. need

recelved an offer she chose not to refuse. And it came
from a guy.

Excuse me for getting nosy, but are YOU a virgin? If
you aren’t, what right do you have to expect your bride to
be 100 per cent pure? | wish you fellows who think so
highly or virgins would leave a few more around, then
maybe you woutdn’t have such a hard time finding one.

Dear Ann Landers: My husband and | bought a business
together. We put In equal amounts of money and share
duties and responsibilltles. When we are together,
. peopte ask him how HIS business Is doing. Then they ask

me, ‘How do you like working for your husband?’’

Customers sometimes ask, ‘‘Who owns the busi-
ness?’ When | reply, ‘‘My husband and I,'’ they usually
say they want to see HIM.

lam very resentful and would like to know how to
deal with this. — Equa! {?) Partner
Dear (I: Your strongest ally In this battle. against sexism
Is your husband. When asked how Is HIS business, he
should tell them, ‘OUR business Is doing fine.”” Those
who ask, “How do you like working for your husband?’’
should be told — by him — ‘‘We work together.”’

Some lunkheads will never get the picture, but your
partner could educate a fairly large number if he made
_the effort.

Dear Ann Landers: Forgive the speliing. !'m so mad |
can’t think straight. A few months ago | sent a beautiful
- wedding gift to the daughter of a friend. This afternoon |
was invited to the bride’s apartment to see how lovely
everything looked. When I didn't see my gift anywhere |
asked about It. The bride said, ‘‘tt arrived damaged, so |

Minister Brian Smith has
been told. :

.A secondary school coun-
sellor told Smith at a public
meeting here full-time coun-
sellors at the elementary
school level would eliminate
many problems facing high
schoo] students. R

It is in the elementary
schools that learning prob-
lems should be identified and
treated, she said.

Pamela Bell, president of *

the Okanagan branch of the
B.C. Pre-School Teachers As-

the province gathering views
on ‘education from profes-
sionals and the public,

‘Holding spinning workshop :

_ Twelve members were
present for the October
meeting of the Selkirk Wea-
vers’ Guild, held at the His-
torical Doukhobor Village. -

In: the absence of both

are asked to bring samples of Marah, was ‘given Tuesday; Finniéh alldes arrive a special

‘unidentified fibre.
The recreation office has

meeting will be-called?:

the:
guild peo Darlene’ McDowell vol-

Following Junch, Ritva

accepted the guild's offer,to Macleod’ showed ‘alldes’ of. -unteered to take over the
give weaving classes again Peruviag weaving, When the ually, coatrma Roaition.

this year, ia February. A

the and.
dent, Ruby Marsh pata
the meeting,

The Ted Carsen spinning
workshop will take place this
coming weekend, with both
guild members and non mem-

‘bers attending. t

. The library is in the pro-
cess of being.reorganized by
Nancy Knight and © Josio
Smale. Once this is com-
pleted, | the books . ‘will be

to ‘plan-a course
outline will be appointed at
the noxt meeting.

** The annual ‘pre-Christ-

mas sale will be held Nov..29, .

from 10 a.m.,to 4 p.m, at the
Castlegar Recreational Corm-

plex. The ‘evening . before, ,

-doors’ will be open to the

_ public from 7 to,9 p.m. for a

preview. No sales will be

made at this time, but orders .

may be: ‘discussed with the

‘every’ ii
At the next night meet-

day.

ing on Nov. 8:an insight into
interior decorating will be
given. The Nov. 19 day
meeting will be on identi-
fying types of fibre. Members

“Morine_ “Kennedy will

again ‘be selling her pottery...

There will: be several door
prizes, as well.as demon-
strations, on the Saturday.

“A demonstration of sec-
j Hota warping, by Ruby

land Park Esso

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sociation, said. the current ”}

kindergarten admission age

. of five years should not be

lowered.

She said to open 1 kine
dergarten to four-year-olds
would require studies by de-
velopmental psychologists,
neurophysiologists and tea-
chers,

Smith also was told the
province's move to put a

ceiling on teachers’ pensions |

is a violation of trust.

returned It and got an electric percolator instead.*'
isn't this a lot of nerve? Shouldn't she have allowed
me to handle the exchange? Now she knows how much |

spent and I’m furious. Please comment.

— Atlanta Bol!

Dear Boil: In my opinion the bride was: extremely
considerate. She saved you a lot of trouble. Be ple:
your gift was pomewine she needed and Kwlicherbeetin’, \ of October travelling around

Locomotives retiring |

= CALGARY (CP) — cP
“Rail is retiring a fleet of lo-
comotives for the first time
since the last days of steam.
But this time it is the
usurper's time. to go — the
first generation of diesel
‘locomotives which train-wat-
“chérs and vyis scorned

power to shunt cars faster
and more efficiently.
~The bulk of the rebuild-
ing program will be done at
the Ogden shops in Calgary,
CP's largest repair facility.
. To fill the vacuum at the
top, ( CPE Rail will buy more of

The, education minister
said throughout his tour tea-
chers have made clear their
concerns about pensions, but
he is not prepared to com-
ment until his tour is over.

Smith is spending most’

locomotives, which were once
used for hauling freight, now
will be used as the backbone
of the yard fleet.
REBUILDS ENGINES
The 600 engine staff at
the Ogden yards will rebuild
the first 10 or more than 200

zin the late 1940s and early
1950s.:

But, unlike the days

: when the old Royal Hudsons

belched their last black

“smoke, few tears are being
cshed,

Tronically, the diesel lo-

ives which replaced the

p locomo-
ae rhc already move
through’ Calgary to Vancou-

ver.

Some of the first-gener-
ation locomotives date back
to 1943 and no longer meet.
modern safety and road
standards. The electrical

‘ old steam engines because of
_ their efficiency are being
‘retired for the same reason
+ — they no longer pay their
way.
The retirement is part of
a 10-year, $200-million up-
; grading program CP Rail has
" begun to renovate its fleet of
“1,800 diesel-electric locomo-
‘tives. By the end of this
* decade, the railway says half
*of CP Rail’s locomotives will
“be either new or rebuilt.
: + Under the program, 300
‘first-generation locomotives
‘ will be scrapped, 400 second-
generation engines will. be
rebuilt and 160 new engines
; will enter service.
Because more power is

‘ : needed to pull today's longer -

trains, CP Rail is changing
the role of its locomotives.
- MAKES CHANGES
The 300 first-generation
‘machines will be sold, re-
* placed in the switching yards
by 1,800-horsepower second-
‘generation locomotives,

which can use their extra -

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featuring glant antique
|Aabinets, turn-of-the
century English and
Itallan stained glass,
and much more.

history.
1399 Bay Ave. Trall

dates back nearly
30 years and the engines
have gone more than 6.6
million kilometres.

They are regularly main-
tained but parts are harder

this year
whieh are scheduled to come
in for rebuilding.

The repair crews will
bring each locomotive up to
modern operating and ap-
pearance standards.

CP Rail had three op-
tions to upgrade its loco-
motives — buy a new fleet,
contract an outsider to re-
build the engines or rebuild
the engines themselves.

‘The question was settled
Atatime

by basic

to find and mai: has
become more expensive.

Railway engineers say
they are particularly con-
cerned because the old en-
gines no longer have the
power needed for rail oper-
ations.

CP Rail trains are three
or four times heavier than
they were in the early diesel
days.

The second-generation

Fi when a new 3,000-horsepow-

er engine costs $1 million and
a road-switcher $750,000, CP
Rail found that rebuilding
would give five almost-new .
machinés for the price of one.
CP Rail says the pro-
‘gram will leave the railway
with one of the most modern
locomotive fleets in North

. America by the, end of the

decade.

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Sunday, Oct. 26
‘1-4 p.m.

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