bi: 2s 4A) SAPPROOE, C2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, March 5, 1980. (Vital Statistics 5 BIRTHS WILTSHEAR — To Mr, and Mrs. ARMITAGE — To Mr. and Mra. John Wiltshear“of: Castlegar, a Ernie Armitage of islenny a’ Saughter, born Feb. 26. daughter, born Feb. 2; BRYDEN — ToMr. and Mrs. Jack Bryden of Rossland, a son, bi Feb. 10. oi i OBITUARIES vy s FILIPEK — John: Fillpek, 79, of LINDSAY — To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson, died Feb, 18 In Kootenay Feb. 25. Sess Thempeon Funer PETER — To Mr. and Mrs. Terry paler of Nelson, @ son, born Feb. Erma. BE Bombeck | think I've lsolated the prime cause of women's boredom for sports. Statistics. (It isn't dramatic enough to have @ quarterback who chews tobacco during a game. Or for the baseball rookie to become confused and run the bases the wrong way. Or even for a mother to run onto the tennis court and tie her % son's shoe during a match at Wimbledon. Oh, no. We must’ hear about another quarterback named “Jack Fronsby, who in 1907 was penalized ten ten was in Nelson Memorial yards for illegal spitting . ... Pete Dimbulb, who played hart, 68, for St. Louis and in 1930 ran the bases facing. the plate . Monaghan officiating. © QLEBOFF — John Samuel was chapel of- Gastlogar runeral with burial In Park M4 oral Gomer ‘etery. in rry's Memor: ‘eb. 28 with Rev. ‘ohn Fullerton officiating. Cremation. HARPER — Viola Harper, pee ‘of ‘Trail, cea Feb.. 27. in Trail pital, jas conducted on Feb “ Summerland United cntine: with Rev. Greennaugh ofticiatl LEONHART — Chartes F. att ve of Teall, died Feb. rs In legional Hospital. Cre- ration.” i NOFIELD — simon eam) Notlerds 76, of Kaslo, died Feb. 26 In Kaslo Victorian Hospital. ROTHERY — Harry Rothery, if ‘Trail, died Feb. 21 st Trall Regional Hoepital. Cremation has taken place. Memorial service will be conducted at a tater date. URQUHART — Yonn ‘Cealt Urqu- in Mater Misericordive Hospital.” lucted Fe 28 . and Helen Ryan, who 25 years ago during the. tennis Funeral finals In New York ran onto the courts with her son’s lucky underwear, ly husband contends statistics are small talk and don't bother anyone. | contend they slow down the game and who cares? “Hello, dear. Your're early. What happened?” . He says, ‘I tried to call home, but the ine was busy.”” **Of course it is. Your younger son has Just broken a record for the longest telephone conversation about absolutely nothing which was set by. your older son In 1975. He's bcon talking for four hours and 32.minutas. The record Is even more Impressive as It’s long: distance to a girl in New Jersey whom. he met last, summer ‘ina ‘line for ‘The China Syndrome." **t thought you weren’t home. Where" Ss the’ ‘car?"’ “Do you remember | told you Ed Furbish'held-the record at Al's'service station for major repairs? Well, you're within three visits of tying that, record. ‘However, we did clinch the record for number-of mi ies towed during a single year for cars-under three ,years old without warranty. Since you're. early, turn on2mysoap opera, ‘Fooling Around Hospital.’ That's Dr.’‘Jessica’- Heat. She's been up to bat at marriage three ‘times .. . has one hit, one error, and one-man stil!’ turned on. Never “hit the big leagues, but she has her eye on-Dr. Stud Brute. I'm worried about Stud. He's in areal slump: Two: , one with y and with two child support payments. He's aclutch player though. “You like statistcs? Get this. Hey! kids, whose turn is it to do dishes? Look at that. A new record. They disappeared in 38 seconds fiat.’’ My husband said, ‘I've heard enough.’’ **Nonsense,”’ | said. ‘‘Did you know the record. for the first women to win an argument over sports was set in 1945, when she appeared in a nightgown made out of Astroturf and made him an offer he couldn't refuse?"’ Winning Western from st. Anarene oles Church In Rossland Hadd Gregory officiating. Cranelontt Lucky numbers for Feb.24 Provincial. - Here are the numbers drawn in the Feb, 24 draw of single ticket saree yo win $1 million. If the:A and C_. of any single ticket matches, rou win $4: million. If you ve just the A numbers you win $100,000, the B and C numbers win $100, while the combination of A and C num- bers is $25 as does a complete. set of-C numbers. HOUSTON —There i: takes a ‘tmud engineer" to ex- ” plain how to make and use mud. pee engineers have peifected mud making and just * about made the wasteful 1 HAMILTON. — ‘Irene Hamilton, _ Lindsay of Slocan, a eon, born Lake District at Hoapltal |. 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It's time to reapply for your _GUARANTEED INCOME SUPPLEMENT SPOUSES ALLOWANCE BENEFIT Applications were mailed in January. If you | need help or replacement forms, contact your ‘Ste. 111- 245 Winnives st. Telephone: 492-0722 or ¢/o Canada Manpower Centre 105 Maple St. CAS) AR, STLEGAR, See Tel: 365-7235. Open 2nd Mon. each month'1:30- 4pm Present your ‘boarding ‘pass at the Avis counter and save Si 00. - Get there ahead of your competition: . acific Western gets you there quicker; Avis gets you away. Save on overnight bother and (Fly in that morning Bich Ue: % Avis car and fly back same'day)' a aga BSS: a and thin Dest nn. ‘Landers Tused.t to haié! ‘You Pann you eesutelt ‘ subject cont Today #! feel: a Jot aifferent about.the y Betty Quinn was) my. friend: Pleas, ari siti ‘editorial | that: .appeared , ul mes on Jan. 4th: It! says it-alls ‘God bless, vous Kurt Bartall.Jr., charged ‘with ‘the fatal; r-old Betty Quinn, sald he didn’t. Wasn't aiming: at anyone," pall ui was Just golng down the strget shootin He makes it sound quite- natural. An ah Ne ‘Can save ihe wood Plans to'salvage,miltions gol dollars’ worth of lodgepole plhe * being ‘eaten.’ by’ the ‘ mountain’ ping beetle in the Nelson'-Forest ‘Region may igt the bug tothe punch but . AWON't deliver the’ knockout “blow. ‘Forest Service and log- ig cornpanies ‘are optimis- Hes thay will alvage all the wood now at- ed by the :beetle within five years but both’ parties working at the East. Koot- nay . Insect: and: Disease a nation “with 50 million handguns lying around, It:is.' {f you're down ‘In ‘the’ dumps ‘or If you feel like calebratin: grab your gun and start shooting. 7: Local restrictions won't work without a tedera 4 Mors th than 20 established quota holders in the. hard-hit Golden, Invermere, — and qu law. But Congress refuses to pass orie, even though mere ‘Cranbrook Forest ‘Districts ndgun » than! 80‘per cent of the public favor ‘fede! Feolstration: * Eve ; }vare: busy logging this year's , be” able ‘to ‘The Pine forest is “now | ripe for the bug that feeds on pockets ’ of -mature’. pine / stands found in 500,000 acres of forest, - The beetle has also left a legacy of death in the U.S. forests with Montana woods being the prime target. To prevent future epi- demics, areas’ that have a high percentage of ‘healthy... pine are being logged’ now. ‘Emphasis: on the pre- i j,themes; re-' ; a | Pes whe heritage of Al. -river’ trips,’ bicyel pairs, berta: over 75 ‘years avo / wilderness toute, tt depicted: on. the new. 1980 ‘visitors accommodation: * \deroad map, auto tour’ tivities calendar, pproved accommodation, iday. i) vention of fire, a potent agent, limiting the ‘spread of; the ° pest has also’ promoted: “the growth of mature pine stands: inciting ideal: conditions for. beetle epidemics, Areas known to have: salvage of 12,000 hectares of the. of gun into a: tlezy. it threatened to cut $4 ‘million: fr budget of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Fire until the agency swore none of hte money would be spen on a plan ,.to make guns bear. serlal numbers. . Guns kIll 30,000 peopte a-year; In the Unit ‘Stat Many of tham woilld be'alive today If: handguns. like the pistol that killed: Betty Quinn were! "trea dily liable. Dear: Ann Landers: | am a 18-year-old hi ig choo! _ sophomore! — male, five feet, 10. Inches, welght 45, t+) Pounds, B average student, . Jewish,"strong: in. math, weak In sports. { like People and get-along well with my parents, two'sisters, my brother and grandmother. Uhaven't decided what I. want to do with my Ife yet, but I.do know that health Is: more important than money. tle-infested' wood, the ‘gest beetle’ attack on rec- ord, ‘Hundreds of. acres’ of ood in environmentally sen- sitive and remote areas will not be reached during the salvage operation. Companies are’ gearing up to salvage all the diseased * -pine within their license area within _ three-to-five: years. Anes that, the wood checks id. cracks devaluating it, 1am determined to steer clear of work, that involves a lot: ays manager John Cuthbert, of. emotional ‘stress \ that might lead toa: nervous. ~ 3 that high ...as future harvest stock until breakdown. '! also want to. avold a:} accident rate. ’ Can you check with some insurance co life? Other species will be left ‘this latest’ outbreak,’ now f spread into’23 major river ’ find-out which career offers the best chafice for. a‘long” ‘drainages - in the, Rocky : —Looking Ahead —.A.R. [Skokie, Utinots} Dear 4.9.: {have some bad news for; you, Son. You‘don’t Mountain trench, lets up. : The current plague has its roots in the gay 90’s when. qualify on two counts — sex and religion. Nuns have the .. pioneers’ ‘burned © unprece- years. This information isnot’ from: company, it’s from Sydney: Harris’ -he You ‘Gelieve?”’: Thir. ts: an excitin: i pel - published by Argus pand a’ real’ bargal $2.95. | recommend It.: -“ longest flfe expectancy of any group in the country —.77: |: dented amounts of forest for urance ©’ resource uses. 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