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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Soptember 22, 1977

Official Logo Now Available

Capt. Cook Bicentennial

_ Travel Industry Minister
Grace McCarthy has released
the design of the official logo for
next year's Captain Cook Bicen-
tennial celebrations,

The symbol, designed by
Frank Mansueto of Mansucto

| Display Associates, Vancouver,

depicts a tall sailing ship at sea,
~-and illustrates British Colum-
bia’s long and historic relation-

: ship with the sea. Around the
3: design are the words: “Captain
: Cook Bicentennial, British Co-
; lumbia, Canada 1778-1978",

Mrs, McCarthy said much

of the province's history origi-
nated from the sea.

“The early

cpnk Bice,
S
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brations,” Mrs. McCarthy said.
The official color of the
logo is blue, to represent the’
sea, but any other color may be
used to display or publicize the
logo, she said. -
The minister invited all

their sailing ships came to this:
land which is now British
Columbia, and brought with
them European culture. They
first traded with the native
Indians and then explored and

charted our coastline in their _

:Saailing ships.”
“It is therefore most appro-
Stpriate and also a salute to
+ Captain Cook, to have a sailing
=i ship as the basic theme in the

a

logo of the Bicentennial cele-

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A ban on baking bread at
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out the province to use the logo
extensively next year. She also
urged all media to use the logo
and encouraged the private
sector, ‘particularly packaging
firms, to make use of the
symbol wherever possible. *

Brochures and other visi-
tor information should also
carry the logo to ensure that
people throughout the world
know that British Columbia is
celebrating the Bicentennial
with great enthusiasm.

Reproduction proofs of the
Captain Cook Bicentennial logo
are available by writing to: The
Captain .Cook Bicentennial -
Committee, Tourism British
Columbia, 1117 .Wharf Street,
Victoria, B.C. V8W 222. Sale of
the logo is prohibited without
permission of the committee.

“Everyone | is invited to
join us in celebrating this
anniversary. There will be
Bicentennial-related happen
ings throughout the province
all next’ year. Invite your
friends and relatives from out
of province to join us in
observing and Jeuloyire, these
events,” Mrs. McCarthy said.

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After PPWC, CPU Caucus Meet

Talks Resume Today |

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improved pension benefits for workers who have retired from the

mills it represents,

The bureau replied that the CPU is not legally entitled to
bargain on pension benefits for retired’ workers because, these
workers are not in the bargaining unit and are not subject to the

union’s certification.

In ils ruling, which dismissed the complaint, the board daid it’
did not try to resolve the issue of whether retired workers are

employees in the legal sense.

Instead it held that it is compatible with the provincial Labor
Code for a union acting on behalf of present employees to bargain
collectively about the situation of individuals who may not come
within the scope of its bargaining unit.

In this case, the ruling said, the CPU is entitled to pursue the
 gubject of pension benefits for retired workers in negotiations and
°“to use the normal routes available in the Labor Code to resolve
any ‘dispute’ which might arise regarding that issue.”

Fr. Guinan Gives Talk
On Life in ireland

Father Michael Guinan's
account of life in Ireland and
the austere conditions of learn-
ing at the Cistecian Monastery
there, highlighted the first fall
meeting of St. Joseph's Catholic
Women's League. It was after a

[| -wisit of the late Bishop Johnson

and his plea’ for priests that
Father Guinan came to Canada _
for the completion of: his
training and was later ordained
in Nelson, :

During the. business, ‘por-
.tfon of the meeting, f final bazaar
plans .were reported by con-
+ venor Mrs. Joe Schiavon in lieu
of the annual cere to be held |
Oct, 22. ‘

~~ Regret’ was | expressed by
_members that Mrs. Ed Plante,

*'who had generously. crocheted
raffle bedspreads for .the
league, had left the area. She
. was presented with a rosary
before her departure.

The Annual Roto Villa So-
ciety meeting was, discussed
and Mrs. Justin Kaufman
agreed to be club representa-
tive.

Two coming ‘Trail meetings

were reported with interest,
ie. the Birthright Annual meet-
ing being held in St. Anthony's
basement Tuesday of next

week and the Regional Catholic

‘Women's League meeting to be
held.in St. Frances Hall next
Thursday, All members. were.
urged to attend,

Man Charged

_,. When Parked

; Sar! Bete
Car'is Struck

A Grand Forks man has
been charged with failing to
exercise due
backing up following an acci-
dent Tuesday morning in the Hi
Arrow. parking lot.

Charged is David William
Wulff whose 1969 Chevelle
escaped damage after it struck
a parked , vehicle owned - by
poe L. Pitatzki of Castle-

"No injuries have been
reported. The parked vehicle
sustained an estimated $250
damage.” *

School Board Reverses
Decision on Water -

The School District’No. 9
board of trustees voted Monday
to supply water to a piece of
private property—until the own-
ers decide to begin construction
on the site.

Trustees reversed their
June decision to disconnect
water service to Columbia Aven-
ue: property the board sold
earlier this year, after consult-
* ing with public works superin-
tendent Alex Lutz on the possi-
bility of granting a request last
month from owners W. G.
Horning and Don Belisle that —
the water supply continue.

Secretary John Dascher
told the board the city has no,
objection to the board granting
the-request, as long as no. new

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* anything to cause damage. The
Canada Safety Council urges

. boaters'to watch their wakes..

Powerboat wakes can dam-
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“moored boats and. endanger: «
swimmers.

Keep your wake to a
“minimum. ‘when ~ proceeding
through channels and near,

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construction in ‘planned J for the

property.

If the owners do plan to
build on the property, they will
require a building permit and a
new water connection, Deecher
said.

The property, which - in-

- cludes a thrift shop and a'shed ©.

across from H&R Brake and
Wheel, is the former site of the
school ‘board maintenance of:
fice.

Kristiansen Named Federal

icgatiiuea from page Aly
NDP seats in the next election.
“The voting. patiern was

* largely. a’reaction of the unex-

plained ‘pollcles of the’ Barrett
government. It was a fluke.’
In his ‘nomination speech,

'Kristlansen dealt a scathing

attack on Brisco claiming he
(Brisco) ‘‘has engaged in a
conspiracy of silence and unholy.
alliance’ with his undercover
allies in Victoria."

“He has not once spoken,
out in defence of our. area
people, our interests, or of the
heavy-handed and mischieyous
actions of our Social Conserva-
tive Provincial Government.”

Kristiansen, 38; and. his

Patty, Jaber, ‘and pallial life' of
West for

at, Candidate

“Inwyers, ‘teachers, chiropractors

to. Nelson In 1967.

“by ‘Lorne Nicolson, MLA for
. Nelson and Creston.

‘following the convention.

the sig ath years. They, moved

‘and p for too long.

He ran unsuccessfully for a
Nelson aldermanic seat in 1975,
He:was nominated for the
Kootenay West federal position

Stu Leggatt, NDP. MP. for
New Westminster, was the
guest ‘speaker at a banquet

He praised the delegates’
choice of, Kristiansen as a
candidate and said it was time
more working people stood for
office.’ He said polltical offices

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have been occupied solely by

wife, Vera, a former Nelson
district. school trustee, have
both been active in the commu-

Award Not
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He'll Keep. It

“Shoes must be worn, but
bras are optional,” said the sign
outside the audio equipment
store, in Racine, Wis.

+ 417 Cascade

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Now Avoilable for Outright Purchase

3 Castlegar Equipment Rentals (1968)

“Your Canadian Liquid Alr Depot”

965-7433

The sign brought ona
battle between the National
Organization for Women
(NOW) and store owner James
Fumo, 64, who described him-
self as “a dirty old man”.

Fumo said he changed, the

“wording on the portable sign

outside his J-J Audio Capitol
store simply because he
changes it every two weeks.

“We took it down after two
weeks because we always take
it down after two weeks,”
Fumo said. ‘

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30 YEARS as members of the Royal Canadian Legion Is the common bond between+ 4

gathered Friday evening at the Legion Hall.’ Sharing
shonor are, left.to. right, A.-A.Lamb, Edward Schulte, James Kelly, Emil Sete

Dodgson, Robert Wadey, J.-L: Baker, .

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Carter, M. Hingley,

Matchmaker '
Of a:Very,.):
Special Type:

If an award were given for’:

‘Matchmaker of the Year, Ruth

Ruble Feldman‘ of:Santa Mon-

{ca would be a shoe-in. But Mrs,

a reldinka de deals in soles rather
¢ ‘

Thirty-seven + years

: ago,
‘Mrs, Feldman decided to tap .

‘people ‘like’ herself"who have
feet ‘of different’ sizes. Sho
‘formed the National Odd Shoe
Exchange (NOSE) to acquaint
people, who otherwise | would

“have ‘to. buy two pairs of the

-* same shoe atyle,

“That is the way it was for 2

me when I was growing up in
St. Louis,” said-Mrs. Feldman.
“Because'I had polio my. left

foot was smaller than my right

by_a size and a half.”

The local polio society i

helped Mrs.. Feldman organize
NOSE.

*For a $6 charge to pay for.“ :

the paperwork,’ a ‘subscriber's
name and'shoe’ sizes| go’ into ;
Mrs. Feldman’s ‘files and the

person is sent a list of ‘sub.
scribers th

day evening from St. : Rita's
Catholic Chureh in Castlegar
and funeral mass celebrated by.
Rev. Michael Guinan’ from’ St.
Rita’s yesterday morning for.
Pietro Zanet, 72, a longtime

Slocan Lions’:

Anniversary —
Party Sunday.
The Slocan Valley Lions |

anniversary party in the: Slocan
‘Inn'this Sunday.

d and the

Club will be holding its first”

A lovely. dinner: is, being,
will

‘Service Held. Here
For Local Resident.

=o was recited Tues-'

resident of Castlegar who. died

Saturday at the Castlegar and ~

District Hospital.

‘Mr. Zanet was born Jan. 6,
1905 in) Pordenone, Italy. He”
camp to Trail in'1982 ‘and wi

‘employed ‘by. | Cominco for 87):
-* years, retiring in'1965.'He had:
lived. in“ Castlegar ‘since’1949,-

and was a member of St. Rita's
Catholic Church. *'”

Surviving“ are“ his’ wife :
+ Sabina, of Castlegar; two.sons,

of Nanaimo -and. Dino of
Castlegar; two brothers, Luigi
of Trail and Lino in Italy;' and

‘two sisters, Giovana DelBianco

of Toronto” and_ Mra. Anna
Romucel of Italy.

‘Carl Fedderson, Chuck Brod-
man, Stan and :

be presided over. by’ president :

ark Meinorial ‘Cemetery, with:

Gastloaer Funeral Home in care

retary’ John’ Gates, :

caution while .

For Lease
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Visitors are expected from
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“Pallbearers ‘were | ‘Primo

sie temptation

tthe world,

by. IM SMITH!
.Q: How doesa bureaucrat
wink?
‘A: He opens one eeye,
fo Qt Why doesn’t a bureau-
crat look out.his office win-

+ impact‘on the shape of socie-

ty a decade’ or: more ie

thing to do in-the afternoon.’
And on. And on. You've
heard your fill of bureaucrat

jokes by now. Perhaps —af-

ter all, it’s hard to resist'the

up a few of your own. At the,

You see, for all its attrac:
ive features, democracy: has

‘one major flaw: it doesn't.

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*< Donnan, for several days, Teav-

ing Tuesday to return to their.
home in ‘Oyama: ‘

2 -Mrvand Mrs. ;
. returned’ home last: weekend
after. spending several days in

od
to encourage savings, was’al
tnounced Monday of last weekiin

‘+ Montreal by the ‘Bank’

banking,
jamb said the plan was ales e-
fig tocchar the

a 9, “em-~
: Eee cine erat

”-caceounts back with the Back of

: ple a day keeps th
= doctor away, it'does ‘not Pater
}-) the dentist, says ‘the. British

“tooth decay and might actually

<'aecelerate it, the journal says.

“Apples do'little to remove

L the :food ‘residues'-and’ plaque
believed to be responsible for’ acid.’

‘Adshead “ried:

he cerem
attended by 16 Soanere: a the the
Johnson‘ family from Rossland,
Castlegar, Campbe!

2 Mir, an Craig. Sche!

: lenbérg of. Campbell. River.

‘spent several days in town last
eek, vahing their parents and

‘Under: the’ draw,’ “persons
j who deposit $50 or.more in new.

age saving,” A:.
president,
in a statement,

i P
the idea that there fs tio cost oF
obligation on’ the Part of the

ing depositors also ‘have’ ‘ac: ‘
unts with other financial in-.
titutions,” he said.”
“We'd ‘like to‘ have these