CASTLEGAR NEWS, November 29, 1981 Z CROSSWORD That's the Breaks .. 61 Join closely 62 Revokes, in ACROSS 1 Obligation 5 Wooden shoe bridge 10 Crushing snake 64 Narrow 15 Skier's ald 19 English river 20 Surgical instrument 22 Ecclesiastical crooks office book 23 Training a beginner 25 Share a meal 27 A very great amount 28 Supplements 71 Duelists 15 U.S. pre: 77 Counter 31 Move strongly 32 Exist 33 Bend, in a way holding 35 Misrepresent 37 Move stealthily 39 Workers in stone 41 Settle 43 Author-director 90 Gypsy Kanin 46 Seriously overweight 47 Fixed charges 48 Exploit 50Gnatlike insect 96 Marten 51 Impose a tax 52 Antitoxins 53 Stupefy apertures 66 Intimate associates 68 Low haunt 21 Massenet opera 69 Diamonds, to 70 House wing quire them nourishing drinks are sold 29 Any split pulse 81 Daughter of Loki 82 Strategic card 84 Calm and controlled gentlemen 91 Colombian coin 92 Decrees 94 Grandson of dam 106 Strata of society 107 Paddle 109 Deep grooves 111 Librettist Burrows 112 Weary 113 India, for one 116 Kind of cabinet 119 Harbor barrier 122 Sea Dyak 123 Animals of a region Te- sident where 125 Cougar . 126 Capture 127 Town in Belgium 128 Nurse sharks 129 Epic poetry DOWN 1 Taps 2 Leprechaun’s home 3 Neither wins nor loses 5 Pair of golf shoes 6 Synthetic fiber 7Fens and 8 Kimono sash kolinsky 97 Zoo attractions 98 Dogmas 55 First governor 100 Amatory books 102 Enclose with a palisade 103 Unruly 105 Animal lover by Lew! 59 Cubic meters Carroll 976 12 Single units kids 13 Protective created 124 Mountain range 39 Capable of of the Rockies grinding 40 White poplar 41 Air: comb. 4 Afternoon party 54 Sea nymphs 57 One acting for another $8 Suppress . answer in Wednesdays paper 15 High hill 16 Gives way to emotion 17 Jewish month 18 Lay at anchor 24 City in New Hampshire 26 The bluegill 30 Wing 4 Inquisitive Murray 78 Stops a fight 79 Bridal path 80 Bird's perch 83 English queen 85 South Amer- ican wildcat 88 Suffix of condition 91 Unit of dry measure 93 Harsh 95 Instrumental $111 million Arctic ice breaker contract for B.C. VANCOUVER (CP) — Con- tracts worth $111 million to build Arctic icebreakers for Gulf Canada Resources have been awarded to two B.C. shipyards, Gulf announced. Burrard Yarrows received a $79 million contract to build two Class 4 icebreakers at its divisions in Vancouver and Victoria. Ltd., of North will build form 42 Italian noble family 44 Made eyes at check 101 Restaurant 102 Hooded garments 104 Narrow strip of leather 106 Lariat 107 Necrology 108 Russian vehicle 110 Acidulous 112 Camp shelter 114 Verne’s 73 Uncomplicated separation 74 Dagger is i 75 Stewart and Grant Average time of solution: 67 minutes. Tr yz 73 |* g 7 je [9 Cs Oe Ts a $32 million Class 4 supply vessel, A Class 4 vessel can make continuous headway through four feet of ice. Seek OTTAWA (CP) — Solicitor General Robert Kaplan said he has urged authorities in West Germany and the Neth- erlands to seek extradition of war criminals living in Canada. Kaplan told the Commons justice committee he has assured the two countries Canada will support any move by them to extradite persons suspected of crimes during the Second World War. The vessels are scheduled for delivery in April, 1983. Don Challinor, the senior vice-president of Burrard Yarrows, said the announce- ment will guarantee jobs for 600 workers at its two divi- sions during the $8 family allowance cheque has surfaced NANAIMO, B.C. (CP) — What could a mother do today with an $8 fa: allowance cheque for her 16- year-old daughter? Lois Gardner is wondering why such a cheque arrived in her hands this week, 22 years period. He said few new jobs would be created, but the existing work force will be maintained. About 1,000 shipyard workers are employed in each of Burrard Yarrow’s two divi- sions. Vancouver Shipyards cur-, rently employs about 600. after her Lois Marie, turned 16. It seems the cheque, dated December, 1959, had been hiding somewhere between Victoria and Nanaimo, a distance of 110 kilometres. It arrived at the door of Dr. Cecil Good, a local surgeon, last week. war criminals He said the RCMP is checking a list of war crimi- nals convicted in the Nether- lands but still at large to see whether any are living in Canada. Allen Lawrence, solicitor general in the Progressive of year ago, Lawrence said the problem isn’t lack of evi- dence. “The problem is that you don’t know what to do about it.” “Kaplan said extradition proceedings by foreign coun- tries seem to be the most 1979-80, said the RCMP has an ‘extensive file’? on war criminals in Canada. Noting that Kaplan prom- ised action against them a solution. He had discussed this with the war crimes prosecutor in Stuttgart, West Germany, and the minister of justice in The Hague. Pulpit & Pew by Ministers In the ‘West Kootenay By GEORGE JAMES Calvary Baptist Church WORSHIP We nestled comfortably in our pews. The music director took his place and signalled his choir to rise. Then he nodded at the organist. At the downbeat a galaxy of sparkling jewels came danc- ing from walls and rafters and we savored its splendor like a lust. His choir was clay in his hands and the conductor swung from movement to movement drawing from the voices the precision and cad- ence he knew was at his bidding before him. Here he reached for a base, there an alto, here a quietening ges- ture and a fading into silence. Climbing he beckoned the soprano and called up the united voices in a last great crescendo of sound. Then a flick of the baton and not a movement. ‘Not a sound. We sat there drenched in the glow of it all. To speak would be to profane the holy moment. It was worship un- qualified, expertise unutter- able. Then someone broke the silence. “Amen.” I caught my breath and said, “Hallelujah.” She was a frail young lady comely of neither form nor face and apprehension showed when she forced a smile. The piano took up the leading bars of accompani- ment and we recognized the music as a well-known song of Christian praise. She sang in a thin weak voice, frightened as though she were ready to run from the platform. To listen to her singing was painful. It seemed she never found her natural range, fading on the low notes and teetering on the high ones, I dropped my head lest she read the embarrassment on my face. I wanted to flee. I wanted to cry. I wanted to lift my voice and sing for the girl. The second verse was no better than the first and then it was over. Thank goodness! There was no“Amen” from the congregation and I didn't hear a “Hallelujah” but the voice of my Master within me said distinctly, “That also is worship.” There was no finesse. Nothing to set our spine to tingling. Nothing to swell our hearts in ecstasy. I raised my head and I heard my Master a: “Thank you My child. That was beautiful.” 1s aT z) 5 a7 BUABQPUJXF Q XIX: RWFWDUX BK RWJZ X FXMDP KXSKXDP XUQ X ZSUDMV ABJV Today’s Cryptoq uip clue: U equals N Gentic screening NEW YORK (AP) — A new method of genetic screening has made it possible to find sickle-cell anemia in a fetus during the first trimester of pregnancy, and might make it possible to detect a variety of other disorders, researchers say. Current methods of diag- nosing sickle-cell anemia and thalassemia, another blood disorder common in the Medi- terranean and other parts of the world, use samples of fetal blood. The new method jovolyes direct be taken until about four: months into pregnancy, the 4 genes of the fetus, a oean nique made possible by ad- vances in genetic engineer- ing. Because every part of the fetus contains the same gen- etic code, doctors do not have to sample fetal blood — they can instead take samples of fetal tissue from any place that is convenient. Fetal blood samples cannot said, WINTER DRIVING + Once the windshield has ' iced up it is no time to find out that the defroster or. heater won't work. As a pre- caution and a held, wind- shieft washer antifreeze .# should be added to your water reservoir. iM A nugget of information BC. mining now 90% contralle by During 1980, a dramatic change occurred in the personality and profile of B.C’s mining industry. Majority shareholdings in three of the Provinces largest mining 7 d by 5 The Mi were from foreign investors. The impact of these ee was to increase the level of effective Canadian control of the British Columbia industry to 90 per cent, compared with 66 per cent in 1979* MINING > B.C’s 2nd resource industry of British C ining A Be sure it is in the mail by December 2. Remember to be good boys and girls and mind your parents. I'm starting my list right now. P.S. Be sure fo put your name and age at the bottom of your letter. Dear Boys and Girls... The Castlegar News ~ has agreed to be | my helper this year and receive letters | from you to me. These letters will be published ina ? special December 9, in § plenty of time for | me to read them. In your BEST handwriting (or printing), write your letter to Santa and mail it to: Santa Claus, c/o Castlegar News, Box 3007, Castlegar, Or, you may drop off your letter at the Castlegar News at 197 Columbia Ave. Love, edition on: B.C. VIN 3H4 heater. Ph, 365. STEREO BAR combination: fireplace screen: car-bed: litle gi 8; Singer erib frame. aft G 94 ONE waterbed J complete with MEN’ ath bla In leather coat, zip-in os ae size 38, never worn. Regular $200. Sell for $135. 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Trophic Vitamins 15% orr SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE DUE TO OUR OUTSIDE RENOVATIONS MOTHER NATURE'S PANTRY 276 Columbia Ave. Castlegar — 365-7750 Sa a4" TAPERED: jehakes: #2, $30 Pee: are; hing THE CONVENIENCE OF TV WEEK MAKES IT POPULAR WITH READERS ADVERTISING DETAILS 365-5210 Earl's Private Pools COMPLETE LINE OF: Pools, Spas, Chemicals '' 365-6774 ONE 8" Craftsman Radiol Arm Saw, $100. Ph. 359-7622 otters 190 SLALOM skis, K2-710 Somp., ers Series with lomon 727 |. Good con: GAR SHAR Fans] NOTICE (HUNTERS — FARMERS) We Have Facilities For Hanging wes Spon Domestic Meat JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. The, all new wv nosen mixer. In: roductory off mixer, Inder and continuous acer clay £295 50 * Ufnited Ot: HOMESTEAD fi KITCHENS cal HOME RENT THIS SPACE 365-5210 ny other Ph. 365- ir games. Pl 7735. CRAFTSPEOPLE: Excellent for lino or wood block prints. Vandercook SPIS Cart in condition: $8,500. A Linda o 1. MOU! YY iy iT TERR FOX MEDALLI On. 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