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The Kinnaird Junior Sec-
ondary School band attended

KISS

the Spokane Junior Lilac ;.

Parade May 8, being the only
Canadian band in the parade.

Thanks goes out to band

‘director Ken Nelson for the
“endless time and effort”
spent in giving direction to
the students,

“Thanks also goes to par-
ents who chaperoned on the
bus, and to the band booster
club and students who have
had two successful catalogue
deliveries so far.

The Grade 8 advance band
will be atteriding a parade in
Radium May 29. They leave
May 28, with plans to stop in

Creston and Ft, Steele.

The year is slowly winding
down and the last meeting of
the booster club will be held
June 10 at 8 p.m. in the KISS
staff room.

1749.8 ft. above sea level. :

dune 1 and June 15.

Actual maximum and timing of the
depen:
flooding.

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During the 1981 runoff, the maximum level a? Queen's Bay ‘reached

Due to the above-average snowpack this year and the delay in melting of
the low elevation snow, It is anticipated Queen's Bay could

maximum level of from 1752 - 1755 feet, with the peak expected to occur

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collective agreement and the
‘B.C. Labor Relations Board.

The case arose when Hy-
dro gave a truck driver's job
to Peter Smurthwaite of Lil-
Jooet in) January. Smurth-
waite waa nots member ‘of
the ‘International Brother-
hood of: Electrical Workers
-when given the fob.’

he later,

‘under, the terms ‘of the col-
«lective agreement, he should
not have been hired.

Supreme” Court!’ and. was
awarded ‘six‘months sever
ance pay for wrongtul dis-
missal. ;

His lawyer, Dev Dley of
Kamloops, said the decision
‘allows an employee: to ‘¢ir-
cumvent provisions of a col-
lective agreement,

Under the normal terms of
a collective agreement, any
dispute between an employee

and union and the company .

has to go through grievance
«procedures and through the.
Labor Relations Board, but in
this case, that route has been
‘circumvented, Dley said.

‘Justice K.E, Meredith said:
Hydro‘used Smurthwaite as
a guinea pig in its efforts to
hire non-union people ‘to. do
union work.

Ruth Davidson . . . she’s no lady

TORONTO (CP) — She's
no Lady. Not any more.

She's plain Ruth Davidson
of Brandon, Man., ‘and that's
the way she likes it, she said
in a Globe and Mail inter-
view.

“I never really. like. being
called Lady,” Davidson said.

“But I confess, I did use my
title once in a while, but only
to get my way —-like
hairdresser was: booked up.
When‘ they heart Iwas a
Lady, they'd always fit me
in” >

She originally came from a
small town.in northern Sas-
katchewan —“just_a Hudson
Bay Girl” — and was whisked
‘to nobility. more than 20

years ago when her husband

‘English title. |
Bob Williams, a railway

_ from Winkler,

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Man., made headlines in 1960
when he ‘became the ninth
baronet of Tregullow on the
death of his second cousin,
Sir William Law. Williams.
He died in 1975. His wife
remarried, losing her title in
the process, and returned to
Canada. > sews
Memories of the aristo-
cratic life occasionally drift in
on her, like the mist washing
across the D shire’ moor.

sitting around and doing
nothing and getting bored,

and drinking too much. I’
think Bob may’ have been’

better off if he had stayed (in
Saskatchewan). :
The easy life got him.”
CHANGES LIFE.
It was a far cry. from the
life the couple was used to.
In 1960, they were paying
rent-on a small bungalow in

+ “It was kind of fun:'For the
first six months, we
played with dur titles, but we
were too Canadianized for
them to mean much to either
of us. ins

STRUGGLE
. “It was a struggle at first.

an. The manor. was ‘in rough

shape. But‘we were comfor-
table and- we never needed.
money.”

The couple set things
straight .as \soon as. they
arrived in London from Kam,
sack, Sask. |

“Tm just plain Mrs. Ruth
Williams,” Davidson told the
Fleet . Street ‘ newshounds’
who came sniffing for the

.,afory,...And Tl. thank you,
«people’ not ‘to: call »me’
Williams.”

Her husband — who had
become Sir Robert Williams
— said, “I'm Bob. If anyone

,ealls me-‘Sir' I'll tell. them
where. to get off.” . ‘
* At first, Sir Robert was so

disillusioned with English barn-he! would proably rub person to credt

kind of

Kat and ng to
‘raise four children. ‘The  fu-
‘ture Sir Robert. said) he
wanted to ride the rails long

enough to collect his pension

from Canadian Nationa} Rail-
ways. M ‘
Then news arrived of a
relative Williams had never
_ known about*— the: lord. of
the’ manor. of Heanton-Pun-

chardon, near Barnstaple in|

‘north ‘Devon,

‘Williams was instantly ele-
vated from paying rent and
punching a CNR time clock to

ownership of 2,600: acres of:

{English countryside, a dozen
‘farms, cottages, three manor
houses,’a pub and half a
village.

OU veel

“ SUNDRE, ALTA. (CP) —
vif ‘the! big‘: bad wolf saw
George Leussink's straw hog

“For the first six months it
was awesome,” Davidson, 56,
said.

“They wanted us to attend
everything, go: to: cocktail
parties, give speeches. But

after a-bit, we wont right.

back to the way we.were in
Canada.” A

A woman and her daughter
used to help with the house-
work af Upcott House,

“But I used to sét those
two down in the kitchen all
the time, make tea for them,

and talk. People thought that .
‘was terrible. But that's the

Canadian way, isn't it?” .~

Her young boys peppered ..
paint

‘away. at ancestral oil it

+ ings with a pellet gun before
she called a halt to their —

hallway target practice. _
She painted and wallpa-

from the Devon estate, man-
aged by her son Sir Donald,

thatched roofs! have, Beén
‘used for hundreds ofl

but Leussfnk may be the

ne ME
society he thought of re: his-paws in ‘glee and then Ts the hog barn. hei widest
noucing his title and re- havea heart attack trying to point the T-shaped building ahead at today's interest

turning to Canada. But he
soon took to the country life,

blow. it down.
The barn, ‘with almost

measures about 180 metres.
The barn is built from

“like a duck to water,” 9.490 square metres of floor tightly compressed rectangu-

Davidson ssid.
Unfortunately, he also took
to booze. When he died at

‘space and holding between
3,000 and 3,500 pigs, is strong
enough fo even withstand the

lar bales of straw. About
1,000 bales were used, and
because they are compressed

Upcott House he was only 50._ rigors of an Alberta winter, they. have sufficient. struc-
“The doctor warned him. said Leussink, 53, a hog pro- tural strength to support a

about his liver. His drinking
may have killed him.
“In the last four or five

trouble.
“I guess (his death) was
just. a ‘combination of him:

ducer who lives near Sundre,

* 90 kilometres northwest of

Calgary.

Straw’ buildings are not
new and ‘are used for such
‘things as storing grain, and

building, he said. °
“They make beautiful
building blocks.”

to keep them away from the
straw.

“This is a fully modern hog
operation,”: Leussink ' said:
“They're fed automatically
and it’s completely environ-
mentally controlled.”

HOMEGOODS

.-FURN

ITURE

WAREHOU?

‘:“"Drive a Little to Save'a Lot”

Hard were the
deciding factor that led Leu-
,ssink to build the barn last
year, said the unsuccessful
Liberal candidate in the
recent Olds-Didsbury provin
elal byelection.

It.cost about $80,000 com-
‘pared to about $1 million he
estimates a. conventional
building would have cost.

‘With current -bank rates,
interest charges alone on a

the 10th baronet.
A married daughter lives
_in England and a son in
. Brandon, Man. The eldest

son, Robert, was to have in- --

herited the title but died in a
motorcycle accident in :Hud;,
son Bay, Sask., while on
visit. .

“The money from the eatate -
helped pay for a new honié in’

Brandon for her and her hus-
band, Frederick Davidson, an

Englishman in the construc: |

tion business. Pa
“There is no way we will

ever go back to England to.. ‘

live,”. Davidson said. *

ada. We don't think too much
of the English class system.”
Neither does her son Don-:
ald, 28, who refuses to use his
title. x i

Sir Donald married an En ry

might find it fun being Lady
. Williams.” ms

~ Straw hog barn

| ‘1-million loan would cost

i A wwice what he spent on the
‘straw barn.

i “Even if it rots every six
months, I would still be

rates.” c

17-day ©
closure _
announced

WOODFIBRE (CP) ‘—

the east shore of Howe Sound
north of Vancouver, will be
closed for 17 days this sum-
mer. =

The company said the clo-
sure, scheduled to begin July
1, is due to a softening pulp
market and regular yearly
maintenance.

Plant manager Stan Smart
said it is hoped markef con-
ditions will improve so it
won't be necessary to close
the plant again later in the
year, Ss
Some 450 workers will be

affected by the shutdown,

most of them members of the
Pulp, Paper and Woodwork-
~ ers of Canada.

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Supplement to the Castlegar News of Wednesday. May 19, 1982

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Mothers and daughters are the focus of “Paper Dolls". But the subject
isn't mom's apple pie and Saturday night dates when Jennifer Warren
and Alexandra Paul (top left and right) and Joan Hackett and Dar
Hannah (bottom left and right) star in the story of teen-aged models
and their ambitious and anxious mothers, The TV movie airs Monday,
May 24 on "The ABC Monday Night Movie".

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