with the:
post office

By BRUCE LEVEIT

The Canadian Press
The word before the class
today is “precedent” which —

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loosely — means
that if you let one of them get
away with it, they'll all at
tempt to do it to you. .

The example is the Ottawa.
pronouncement that the: de-
livering of mail: is‘a federal

_ government, monopoly’ and.
that’ mail is, whatever::the °

federal government says it is.
Consider. A secretary, may
deliver ‘a note” from’.‘one
office to another office within
the firm and remain within
the law. However, if she
totes a note to some other
company down the hall. —
AHA! Contravention. »:
Carried to the. ultimate,
you may deliver.a-Mother's
Day card to Mummy pro-
vided both parties occupy the
same premises. Carry it ac-

ross ‘town to: slip onto: the.
breakfast tray, however, and

you have ‘just’ broken a
116-year-old law.

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i is

all this sudden.

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the, fire. brigade.”

Smithwick, caught ‘redhand- .

ed with the garden hose at
the high port, is, of course,
hauled before the bar of jus-
tice.

Putting out fies: is: ‘the ex:
clusive province .of the fire
department.

The scene dissolves to a
dark, deserted street. Old
Molly-is trudging home after
a double shift at the laundry.

Suddenly,’ a: vandalleaps <2
snarling from the shrubbery. “~

Without a pause, Molly ap-
plies' a stepover - toe-hold
toe-hold and is just shifting
her grip to the excruciating
Boston crab, when' lights
flash and a siren sounds. ©

Molly, of course, is in for it

~Slisurping the power of the

police. With the post office
" precedent, the gendarmes
claim exclusivity in the: ap-
prehension of miscreants and
evil-doers.
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barking a shin en route. He
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By RON NORMAN and DIANE
Soares: i was billed as bigger. and better, than ever

~iifinally got started, “it took about a half Bolle to move by :
. any one spot.

A, fantastic float. from Colvilte won the SunFest

parade award for ‘the’ best entry, Colvilld Queen Jolyn
and ‘Kari Nelson and Lean Schiele
accepted the first’ place award at a special presentation

year it was two gardeners — Noemi and Lueino
Qualia ‘of 1692 Ridgwood Drive in Woodland Park. The
couple's yard topped 18 other entrants’ to win the first
annual Gardener of the Year plaque and a silk flower
arrangement courtesy of Helen's Flowers.

Committee chairman Lorne Hadikin said the three
judges — Nick Chernoff, Marjorie MacBain and Lillian
_Semenoff — were impressed with the Quaia’s front yard,

. but gave them first place for their outstanding back yard.
{ Second Place went to. Lorry Harnhdek sof 718-107th
'stvin ‘Blueberry ‘and third ‘place: was"

‘at the Kinsmen Park following the parade.’

‘The flower-laden float was designed by two Colville
women. this‘ January with . the theme,’ SPath'; of:
Yesterday.” .:' :

A contingency of about 16 Colville residents
friends and relations of Colville royalty and businessmen
who helped fund and build the float — were’on hand’ for?)
the parade and awards ceremony.

Lura Schiele and Joan Nelson, mothers’ .of the.:
Colville princesses, said it took about six weeks to: ‘build
the float. It was: ‘sponsored by: ad Colville Chambe of;

d 4

by
‘Armando Rego of 420-9th Ave. Rego’s yard was unique in
that part of it:was landscaped in the shape of a star,
| Firat runner-up was Mrs. F. Leitner, 3008 Columbia
Ave.; second runner-up Mrs, Panio of 705 Paulson Place;

Look for the
_SunFeat supplement lai today's paper

and third runner-up Mra ae Zoobkoft of 700 Centre Ave.

:. in:Blubberry.

- Hadikin said be. was pleased with the 19 entries and
hopes to have even more next year.when residents have

a4 more notice: of the, event and more can prepare for it.

The other, ‘major event. Friday was the annual Miss
Castlegar Pageant'in the Stanley Humphries School. The

_ children’s category. Second went to Brad Davoren,

an
Other parade winners incladed Freddie Vigue as
dressed as a clown ona tricycle, who won first prize in the'~.

dressed as a Smurf on a. tricycle.

Brother Chris Davoren took top’ spot in the male |
equestrian category. Second male award in that category al fe
went to the D-Bar-D group.

First female equestrian award was won by Penny
Davoren, and second went to Lisa Kalmakoff, riding’
sidesaddle in an equestrian outfit. Ue

Daniel Hunt on his roller skates and dressed in an‘
outfit which appeared to show a grandmother carrying a”
man, won first prize in the novelty category. Second prize
went:to High Arrow Shrine Club who were dressed as
clowns and riding a rather long bicycle.

pageant was a showpiece for the six candid
Shannon Callaghan, Miss Chamber of Commerce,
was selected Miss Castlegar for 1982 and. appeared
‘surprised by.the choice, throwing her hands over her face
in exhiletation when it’ was announced.
First: runner-up was. Linda Crofts, Miss ‘Castlegar

an _ second PUDnes Up was, Stacey |

Canoes first: prize for the best,
commercial float with ‘their mixture of canoes and a
sailboat. CJAT Radio was runner-up with its Percheron es
horse team drawing a huge wageon.

Castlegar tics Club's Smurf outfits ' were”
good enough to take’ top prize for best non-commercial:
entry. Second place went to the Kettle Falls float.

Sandra and John; Davoren each’ won $6 prizes for
children’s costumes. As well, parade judges: chose two
youngsters ‘on'a white poney: ‘as ‘winners of $5 prizes, but '
were unable to obtain the youngsters’ names, Prizes can .

parade mars! MacBain. ’

hee Thotehor worried:

LONDON (AP) SA major
new spy scandal ‘reported to

~ involve lax. securit

and Dec. 31; 1981 ‘in England
for purposes prejudicial to
he safety and. interest of the.

ernment circles and worryit
Prime Minister
Thatcher, British news me
said Saturday.

‘The Times said the reports é
“care circulating, among ‘high
officials “centre “ on:- the:

Government’ Communic

of. agents around the world to
the Soviets... ~
The BBC said Prime Min-

< Méntgomery and Howe are informal “session with coun-
‘also expected to'meet’ with cil.”

minute feature on-. how
Castlegar is coping with the’

omic committee would like ei
see the date moved. ahead

-. ister-Margaret’ Thatcher ‘is
treating the’ possibility of a <
damaging new spy scandal *!

Sun. reported the
information related to pur-
ported leaks from’ Chelten-
ham. The Daily Telegraph

tions ters at Ch

. enham,:150 kilometres. ni

west of London.

The headquarters ‘controls
a worldwide network of com:
munications and surveillance
stations monitoring ‘millions

of “international, messages.”

which code-breakers and lan-
guage experts analyse: for, in-

‘the Russian-speak-
ing “‘defendatt’ as a former
employee there.

Prime," 44, was ordered
held in custody and his trial
proceedings delayed until

“Nov. 26.

Last! month ° Prime was
charged “with indecent ‘‘as-
sault on girls aged 13 to 16
‘between April, 1980,’ and
April, 1982. He will likely be

. tried on the’ espionage char-

gam
ffrey Arthur Prime of Chel-
tenham on an espionage

..'ges at London's Old Bailey

Central: Criminal Court,  offi-
cials said:

The Financial ‘Times said
fear

charge d by pros-

. eeutor David Matthews as

being “of the gravest possible
nature.” i
~ USEFUL TO ENEMY
Details were.not disclosed,
but the formal charge states
Prime between Jan. 1, 1968

the affair “could develop into
the biggest scandal since Kim
Philby.” -Philby, a. leading
member of the British Secret
Intelligence Service -known
as ML, fled. to. Moscow in
1968 after he betrayed scores

Beginwon’ twait

TEL AVIV (REUTER) —

Israel said Saturday. that ‘

Palestinian guerrillas have

, less than a month to get out of

Beirut and paid it is willing to
offer them temporary, sanc-
tuary, 2h.) +

Addressing a” huge rally
called to'express support for

his -government’s policies in.’

Lebanon, . Prime .. Minister
Menachem Begin said:‘“This
week .we~ heard from ;the
United States that the. poli-
tical, negotiations ..on
removing the terrorists from

Beirut will take 20 days.

“T hereby, declare; the. Pal:.

estinians in, Beirut haven't
got 30. days.”

Defence Minister, “Ariel
Sharon,. architect. of ‘Israel's

+ June 6 invasion who also add-

ressed the rally, said: “Israel
is willing to grant immediate
temporary sanctuary to each
of the terrorists:in.Beirut on
condition that his hands are
not: covered with blood .and
that he will quit’ his mem:
bership in the Palestine Lib-

ament have

pected to be one of the main”
topics of discussion Tuesday
tae: an open meeting’ be-

q
tions for Thatcher to answer”

ment GC

érations in’ Castlegar’ is’ ex-"

Mayor’ ‘Audrey Moore and
council ‘following a ‘one-day
tour’of the Celgar‘pulp and
sawmills, a cityhall spokes-

‘man said’ Friday.’

City:-Clerk Ron Skillings
says he* expects Howe and

in the House. of C
next week about security at
Cheltenham, which the\BBC
described ‘as “Britain’s’ most .

ber” president _ John “Mont *
gomery:;and Brice” House, *
president of B.C. ‘Resources
C

secret
ment.”

Duncan Campbell, a Brit-
ish journalist who specializes

‘in security matters, said des-

pite heavy security at Chel-

'y to bring council
up to-date on B.C. Timber’s
plans ‘for ‘the mills. And he

added that the 4 p.m. meet-,

ing would “be* a “bit ‘of! an

It will not, however, be
open to the public.

But .Gary -Maloney, chair-
man of the Economic Devel-
olpment Committee, said his
meeting — planned for later
in the afternoon — will be

copen to the press.

He said that a camera crew
from ’ the © provincial’ infor-
mation centre will film the

‘proceedings as part of a 20.

current recession,

As well, Maloney said the
economic committee will be
meeting with — représenta-
tives from B.C. Hydro to dis-
cuss the possibility of moving
ahead the construction start-
up dates for the Keenleyside
generating project.

am fon is ex-

because it would give a boost
to. herman sagging econ-
om:

The committee received a
letter from . provincial
Energy, Mines and. Petro-
leum Resources Minister Bob
McClelland Friday whicli in-
dicated that the minister is
the matter.

pected begin in the
_ Spring of tee, but the econ-

. But® McClelland. ‘said he

tenham, Precautions against ~

leaks are “very slack.”
“Staff from’ the centre
gossip openly about their
work in local pubs,” he said.
“I would not be surprised if
secrets had been leaked ac-
cidéntally in this way.”

Britain has been rocked by '

spy scandals since the end of
the, Second World War. .The.
most recent’ was, last: yeari
when the late Sir Roger
Hollis, director of the MI-5
counter-intelligence agency
from 1956 to 1965, was dis-
closed asa Fosse Soviet
spy.

30 days

\ Begin’s statement, made
before ‘a’ crowd ‘estimated at
250,000 people, was the first
time Israel set a time, limit te
U.S.-led ‘negotiations “on re-:
moving some *6,000 to. 8,000

a

PLO guerrillas: from Beirut ‘

without a fight.;

Begin did not.say exactly 9

how ‘much longer. Israel | is
willing to wait for a diplo
matic breakthrough in. th

ing to take. the PLO beer

eration’ O:

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