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Winner feels ‘great’ wants submissions

TORONTO (CP) — Feeling aecounting to use in another and his foreman and fellow
“nervous but great,” with occupation. workers wondered aloud who

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DECORATING Viau, 22, of Green Valley, _ Viau, who has spent about
‘Ont., became Canada's latest $1,600 on lottery tickets in “I asked him, ‘Ifyou went,
2649 FOURTH moenee: instant multi-millionaire the past six years, said he would you be here?’ He said
CASTLEGAR 8 3965-3563 Tuesday after he cashed the didn’t believe it when, 10 he wouldn't be here.”
reer ees —_— winning ticket on the Jan. 11 minutes after the draw, a The next day he asked for
_—— Lotto 6-49 draw ao ne nephew checked his numbers & leave of absence.

largest tax-free prize in Can-

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A lifelong resident of the
hamlet about 40 kilometres
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‘t see it, I'll find it!” Susan goes toSt. George _ letter to Susan Ross it is from Durban. It is also in
(pop. 2,200) in the interior the centre of the Zulu
of Queensland. She will be . country and the birthplscs t t DTUC
- met by her host parents, John Walton will fly of the most famous of Zulu mee a
Jeff and Pam Moon and eastward out of Spokane to kings, Chaka, whose highly
their four children, David, the town of Stanger in disciplined impi regi- Sandy Wilson, Paulette director of the film, My
21, Penny, 13, and An- Natal province, South Afri- ments) once dominated = Jiles and Eleanor Wachtel American Cousin,
gar Rotary Club for the drew, 18, at Brisbane — ca where he will meet his most of South Africa. highlight this year's Koot-
Rotary International Stu- first Rotary parents, Otto Both students are an- = @may Women and Words
dent Exchange program, Krenzer, a manufacturer, xious to be on their way to conference.
Susan Ross, only daughter ¥ and Mrs. Krenzer and then the new experience though
of Ron and Elaine Ross, before to his second Rotary host John admits to being a lit-
and John Walton, young- . Mahommed Badia. While tle apprehensive — “When
est son of John and Murial . in Stanger he will be at- I was accepted a year ago
Both Aneste vaincon of Lighti Walton, will be attending ; - tending Hoerskool (Afri- it was kind of quiet there.”
es & Waterbed: school and promoting in- ter Susan Moon, 17, will be cans for high school). On their return, a year
ad ternational peace and arriving in Victoria, as an Unlike St. George, Stan- from now they will be
me aaa Towne $, Mell A i student to Can- ger, a pulp and paper available for speaking en-

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TORONTO (CP) — Frost- broadcasting. ear Vancouver, Tor
bite is the No. 1 pet hazard in _ wae tee ther porte
winter in Canada, followed °"°° Sendy Wilson, Canede.
closely by skin infections,
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allergies and dermatitis, es- By DAVE BLAIKIE declined an invitation to
pecially in British Columbia, QPTAWA (CP) — The participate on the assump-
Ontario and Nova Scotia. —_ mainstream labor movement tion that Ottawa is likely to
The survey says other ig missing the boat by press ahead with freer trade
cold-weather problems in- poycotting talks by a federal anyway and that it will cost
clude salt irritation of paws, committee on freer trade
fan-belt injuries to cats seek- with the United States, says
Hj ing warmth under car hoods, the president of the Canadian
and antifreeze poisoning. Federation of Labor.
The Canadian branch of — «Pye said from Day 1 that
the association offers these we are interested in consul-
tips to help “winterize” pets: tation” James MeCambly
* Skin problems may be said in an interview.
detected and treated early — -1¢ we did not have the
when owners watch for ex- opportunity to participate in
cessive scratching, red. Ul such an important discussion
cerated skin, hair loss or as this I would have raised
body odor. hell.”
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pets’ paws from rock salt gestions that his 220,000-
when taking them out for ember federation, formed
walks by rubbing baby oil pearly four years ago by
and then sprinkling baby dissident construction
powder on their feet. ‘welean bis bien
The association represents the government.
more than 11,000 veterinar- “They'll know I'm in there

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nearly 800 in Canada. It is

estimated that 2.6 million
Canadian households have
dogs, while 2.3 million house-
holds have cats.

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