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THIS WEEK

by Stella Wilder

Those who take to heart
the old saying ‘Never trou-
ble trouble until trouble
troubles you" will meet
with success by ‘week's
end. Success will require
controtled tempers and
tamped-down aggressions.
It will not do to appear
timid or lacking self-confi-
dence, but teo much confi-
dence is not favorable,
either.

LEO:(July 23-Aug. 7) —
Take care not to slight
relatives — however unwit-
tingly. Remain calm dur-
ing a crisis period early in
the week. (Aug. 8-Aug. 22)
~ You may have to juggle
time and talent to accom-
modate unexpected visits
from old friends. Be aware
of hidden rage.

VIRGO:(Aug. 23-Sept. 7) -
- Plans may disappoint you
when you attempt to imple-
ment them. Go over basics
with a fine-toothed comb;
find the forgotten. (Sept, 8-
Sept. 22) — A tight-money
situation makes for a
depressing week - but only
if you let it. Be ready for
quick change.

LIBRA:(Sept. 23-Oct. 7) —
Avoid anything that could
be interpreted as ill will, If
you must refuse a call for
help, give a good reason.
(Oct. 8-Oct. 22) — Diplo-
matic relationships must

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and distant relatives. You
may be needing their help
soon,

SCORPIO: (Oct. 23-Nov.
7) — You would do well to
accept things as they are
on the employment scene.
Don't forget complaints;
shelve them. (Nov. &-Nov.
21) ~ The failure of a
business venture must not
be allowed to frighten you
into inactivity. Go out on a
limb. F

SAGITTARIUS:(Nov, 22-
Dec. 7) - It is important not
to reveal your distaste for
an assignment early in the
week. Do the best you can.
(Dee, 8-Dec. 21) - Discon-
tent characterizes the
mood early in the week.
Family and friends come
te your rescue. The week
ends well.

CAPRICORN:(Dec. 22-
dan. 6) - Take time out this
week to get to know your-
self and your responses to
new situations better.
(Jan, 7-Jan. 19) — Pay
special .attention to the
way. others react to your
work. Take your cue from
the young — who refuse to
be frightened.

AQUARIUS: (Jan. 20-Feb.
3) - Follow your usual
:routine early in the week.
Don't allow yourself the
luxury of panic when the
unexpected hits. (Feb. 4-
-Feb. 18) -- At-home sur-
prises make this an unu-
:sual if not a particularly
gainful week. Family reta-
‘tionships improve now.

PISCES:(Feb. 19-March 5)
~ Keep your emotions in
check — or pay the penalty
of having made a poor
judgment in the heat of
anger. (March 6-March 20)
- Ask for the views of
family members and
friends. There is no need
for you to take all the
Fesponsibllity upon your-
self.

,, ARIES:(March 21-April 4) -
> Take care that impulse
buying does not cause you
to overextend yourself
financially. Don't worry
needlessly. (April 5-April
19) — Expect no favors and
you'll not be disappointed.
This is a good week for
proving your capabilities.

TAURUS:(April 20-May 5) -
- Seek a compromise solu-
tion to the present difficul-
ties at home. You can
move ahead faster than
expected. (May &-May 20) -
+ Take care of important
correspondence without -
further delay. Flexibility is
vital to your success this
week.

GEMINI:(May 21-June 6) -
+ Resolve health worries
immediately. Seek profes-
sional opinions without
delay. Work on at-home
projects. (June 7-June 20) -
+ Marital relations improve
this week. This could be a
banner week for you — if
you are willing to compro-
mise now and then.

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CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: Mike Wallace Is ‘unique amon,
television superstars. ‘The co-editor and reporter of”
CBS-TV's ‘60 Minutes’ has never felt the tremendous

if pressure of the ratings wars. "When: we first went on

alr, in the fall: of 1968, it was Harry Reasoner and
myself,"’ Wallace told me; "I would do the ‘hard-hittin,
stories, and Harry would do the softer material. We go
great reviews but our ratings didn't turn any heads. CBS
was number one.in everything at the time and we were

. the‘loss leader. It's only within the last three:or four

years that our ratings have propelled us into’ top ten
Prominence, But CBS navor gave up on us. Hell, we've
got,.the best field producers in the business, the best
cameramen and we are not afraid to.snend money on

je show Is first
and foremost a ve e
secondly a successful commercial venture."’... Tris!

Stewart is usuall

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she's playing An 's brain: :
the ABC. 7 “Salvage-l: In’ real.life, though, the
beautiful blonde actress is a sensitive,

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soft-spoken

actress who almost gave up showbiz because she found
it too impersonal. ‘fl had been starring in jhe. Youn,

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life. F-didn't feel fulfilled.”*.
CELEBRITIES .IN CANDID:

NBC's long-time steady

“Hollywood. Squares’ is in trouble, The once most popular!

game show, hosted by Peter

Marshall, is ‘now In 24th

Place in the daytime ratings. A network exec said: “If

_/QUTDOORS:
Herb Williams

“There's atime for all
things.” Shakespeare.
.

Fishing with ultra light -
gear is a world of fun, but if
you're considering it for the
first time, it would be well to
keep this quote from the
Immortal Bard in mind. a
:: (As Shakespeare pointed
que (along with Cervantes
and the writer of Ecclesiaste)

“there's a time for everything.

This includes heavier gear.
i If you're on a salt water
charterboat you can land a
big salmon with a fly rod and
light line—if you have enough
time. The only hitch in such a

performance is that. the

others on the boat have also
paid their money. __

2° It's too much to ask them
toatind back and not fish for.
halfan-hour ‘or more ‘while
you gingerly work with your
light’ gear on a salmon that

_ Would be handled better in 10
-minutes or so with a regular

‘begin heading for the depths

in our large, deep lakes. The
only way to get these mon-
sters in that deep. water is
with a lot of weight or a hefty
downrigger to carry your line
to the depths. -

Another placé where

light line won't work is lakes
where you're casting into
weeds and expect to hang up.
Fish with light gear in such a

4 place and you'll find it hard to

carry enough lures to last out
the day, you'll lose so many.
Bass anglers often use

- 20-pound line or more, not to

hold the fish, but to let them

yank their lures free of brush -

without breaking off.

Fish those same bass in
clear, open water, and ultra
light gear can be a world of

in. eee :

You should also use
ultra-light gear with caution
when teaching really young
children to fish A little
compromise is best. Light

. line tangles ‘more, easily-and

:: youngsters, in.

fish with barbless hooks and
‘light gear. In that case, ultra

light gear is fine, because
everyone..on the boat, has
agreed beforehand on. the
way they will fish.

. This time of year the big
mackinaws or ‘lake trout

In Search |
Of a Better
B.C. Peach

Peaches are about as
close to perfection as fruit
‘ean possibly be—just ask any
child with peach juice smear-
ed from ear to ear on a hot
summer's day. © -.._

“Research - efforts these
days are concentrated on
improving the odds that
make the first five years of a
peach tree’s life so risky for
an or ist.

According to Tom Ed-
wards, research coordinator
of B.C. Tree Fruits Ltd. in
Kelowna, the research people
‘at Summerland are working
on dwarfing rootstocks and
tree training. Their objective.
is trees that will be able to
repay the orchardist’s capital
investment within the first
five years, f

“We want to maintain -

vigor in the trees without,
having them grow too large,”
said Edwards. z
‘The peach orchard of the
future will contain trees a
maximum of eight feet in
height; ‘they will be closely
planted, and will have an
estimated life span of 12
years, :
Researchers fee] that
the three varieties, grown in.

* the Okanagan—Red Haven,

Garnett Beauty and Fair-

, baven—are the best available

anywhere in the world, but
they nonetheless are continu-
ing their research to refine
and improve’ the - British
Columbia peach. i

New varieties are going
into the field for testing this
summer, under the aegis of
the British Columbia Fruit
Growers’ Association Horti-
cultural Improvement Com-
mittee. ~ ‘

ment often yank far too hard

on a rod when they get a fish
on. eeietil

In such a learning situ-
ation, a light rod is great, but

line that is too light can lead:

to frustration of snarls or
knots that break just as
you're about to put a fish in
the boat.

Which brings us back
again to the idea that there's
a time for all things. When
youngsters are just learning
to fish, everything possible
should be in their favor, and
if a little heavier line means
more fish in the boat, that’s
what should be used. As they
grow older they will be able

to handle ultra-light gear all”

the way.

‘York in Buffalo, and the,

SUSAN ANTON ©: CHERYL LADD
*.. ugly duckling .». career soaring

.we cance it, which we would like to do, we don't know
what to fill-in with. We're desperate. . Chery! Ladd’s
career just keeps soaring. The Angel's first special,
shown April 9, finished out the 1978-79 season as the
number one -rated musical/variety - special... Enter-
, tainer Art Linkletter says a top TV personality asked him
to help form a supersecret club of Hollywood stars.to
track down—and murder—drug pushers. The bizarre
invitation came’ just after Linkletter's own daughter,
Diane, had died in an apparent drug-related suicide, he
revealed in his new book ‘Yes, You Can!' He turned down
the offer cold. The suggestion came, he says, in 1969
after-a newspaper. reprinted his charge that Diane ‘‘was
murdered by the people who manufacture and sell LSD,"
The unnamed star said: ‘‘Art, let's five or six of us put

in $10,000 each, set up a bank'account, and hire some

top ‘private investigators to identify the key pushers.
We'll only go for the bi
the street business would: fold.”

RAMBLIN' ROUND TV-LAND: Susan Anton knew she'd
become famous. But Hollywood's newest, golden girl is
amazed that people think she's sorgeous—“she still
thinks she’s an ugly duckling. ‘As a kid | was just a
chubby, awkward girl. Only one person thought | was
gorgeous—my mother. Even now, I'm taken back when
peorte compliment me on my Appearance: Of course,
"'m flattered. But then | look in the mirror and see the-
+ dark circles under my eyes and the dark roots showing
through my: hair. As a kid, | had terminal acne and the
greasy hair we’ all had—and | was taller than the boys.
hank God ! grew out of all that—except that. !'m still
taller than the boys.’’.:. Australia’s early struggle to
. liberate itself from’a brutal military government will be
presented in a 13-hour miniseries, “Against the Wind," in
late August by Metromedia Television. The program,

Friday and

on yy, Tuesday,
. Saturday of that week.

1 a
romantic adventure, debuts on Sunday, Aug. 26, and will f

shots without whom a lot of |

Medics ‘Ignoring’
| Signs of Defects

Thousands of children
are suffering needlessly from
mental and physical ‘defects
that are preventable —
cause doctors are ignoring a
simple series of tests which
can reveal some: of these
disorders at birth.

That's the shocking
charge made by Dr. Robert
Guthrie, p ‘of \-

be-. made from a few drops of

Wl eas ficient, is ; D1
CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 9, 1979

‘

Untold thousands of bab-
ies aren't oven tested. Tests
for all these can be

blood taken’ from the new- <
born infant's heel —.so the
baby isn't subjected to a
series of blood withdrawals,
noted the expert.

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and treat babies who risk
developing certain disorders
is ignorance and lack of
interest — primarily on the
part of the medical profes-

sion,” declared Dr. Guthrie. :

" He listed seven’ meta-
bolic disorders he says can
easily be detected and treat-

“ed at birth, and in the
‘majority of cases can even be

prevented. The most com-
mon of these are:
PKU, an enzyme defici-

‘ency that causes mental

retardation. It occurs in
about one out of every 15,000

8.

Hypothyroidism, a thy-
roid deficiciency. which aff-
licts one in about 5,000 babies
and can cause physical and
mental stunting.

* Galactosemia, an inabil-

-ity to utilize milk sugar which

can cause death or mental
retardation and occurs: in
roughly one’ of 50,000 births.

Although about 90 per
.cent of all. babies are tested

for PKU, “only about .one- -
- third of the babies born in the

U.S. today are tested for
other metabolic disorders,”
said Dr. Guthrie.

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tests and treatment for six
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Dr. Aubrey Milunsky,
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“It's dramatic how slow
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' PUBLIC NOTICE

ROYAL COMMISSION OF
INQUIRY INTO .
URANIUM MINING

PUBLIC HEARINGS

in with the

The ig Ci were app
* British Columbia Public Inquiries Act:

Dr. David V. Bates, Chairman :
Dr. James W.: Murray
Mr. Valter Raudsepp -

Within the Terms of F
t dequacy of existin

et!
Columbia for:

, the C

are to Inquire Into
tion in all

to p
maining In-Btitish Columbia: In particular, they. are to. ex-
he-adequacy of existing Federal and

rovincial requirements In

(a) The protection of the health and. safety of workers
hated w

and —
(b)' The p

of the

Pp mining and milling of uranium,

and

(c) The protection of the Public. i 3
On completion ot the Inquiry, the Commissioners will make recom:
fo the

in Council for setting and

and public safety, and for protec-

lor
tion of the environment in respect to exploration, mining and milting

of.uranium ores.
The C i

have
Hearings and on-site |

p their initial series of Community
its. Further Com-

of ip
munity Hearings will be scheduled early in 1980.

PHASING OF TECHNICAL HEARINGS

The Technical Hearings are to be held in accordance with the follow-

ing schedule:
OVERVIEW

ground and Deposits

EXPLORATION
MINING

MILLING AND CHEMICAL EXTRACTION
WASTE DISPOSAL
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

and F Back-
in British Columbia.

1979
September 25-28

October 2-5
October 16-19

October 30
-November 2

November 13-16;
20-23

December 4-7;
face 11-14

Water, Atmosphere, Ri
ol,

ul
aclamation, Long

Term Control,
lated to th

ing and other

PUBLIC AAO onker HEALTH

PROTECTIO!

1980
January 8-11

Low Level! Radiation, Heavy Metal Toxicity,

Dosimetry and Monitoring

SOCIAL IMPAC

T
Land Use Conflicts, Employment,
Gommunity Impacts

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public t groups, industry,
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For further infor

please the ve

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address below.

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Into Uranium Mining
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