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When it stormed, his home would creak and sway like a tall ship at sea. In all, Redman built and inhabited more than a dozen treehouses in Central Park since he decided eight years ago, as a teenager, to escape the urban jungle and head for the woods. The authorities would find one of his multiple-level treehouses, admire the sturdy, elaborate handiwork and tear it down. But by then, the elusive Redman had always moved on. Finally, on a chilly morning about a year ago, when fallen leaves had blown Redman's cover, a posse of park officers found him up a towering beech tree and told him “After I had digested the fact that he cost the city some money, I realized he was an asset, not a liability.” Redman works in Central Park to this . At night, he returns to his mother's apartment. Serpe says Redman has earned a as “an A-1 guy, the kind of guy who makes everything around him glow.” But Redman has handled his new-found celebrity in an unusual fashion. When his capture became public several months ago, he refused most interviews and hired an agent, who has been fishing around for a movie or book deal. It appears, “the project is sold,” the agent's office said this week, refusing to elaborate. HIDES WORK Back when he was speaking with reporters, Redman recalled how he would drag scrap lumber into the park bit by bit, build his entrance at least 12 metres up and camouflage his work with green paint and branches. “I like to be up, away from everything,” he said. “The 40604805 Vv S1qQUINICD LST s0Boys0> 'yooss YAP - Z11 S3SN3217 ONW JNVUNSNI NVIdOLNY — 28>) ONVYNSNI I0HO9 a fag Rapacllo SSS the ij " LUMBING nar meses Nesey © ° We ceena, The Best Possible Nutrition to Complete Renovations The Highest Possible Commercial or Residential Compensation of the fourth publication of notice, the said licence will be and the lawman in this fugitive affair. s i t night, of the cit: its and the stars, is beyond ‘We cornered him up the tree, like a dog after a cat,” eocpuee —_ recalls Frank Serpe, Central Park's horticulture director Serpe speaks fondly of Central Park as “my park,” 8tZc-S9E N04 20) @WOY © YIM i FA g é é fH sige a Ae Tg rk Hh ( Hot Water Heating g ne $ #.vewom ‘Buttes Ong POM peinpeyos Dz0¢ pujoeyss0>, snug sye9 Vs” Buryrowog (YOMOH "1 261 wy oneTeN, 4q vOQUM sem Jey) Aow 8 sezu2/6010 Ayou0} oy pue aa! 40 S19V: omy 40 doy Out ym pve p08 ewoo euveHeg x09 yeyiowpuesd 8,Apuy (001 ‘suns (oar) 809 pey voibulys: ‘TWEL00d aN AVOOL 1gN @ weig kq poison vowg 0A WO Kepnoy ‘peseyied UBM | BY J9pUOM WON AIH O.. 1 Wodey peoy, Ounng dng pUOM 48 % 4 VE Wim vo OHS JONVENSNI Suyevoustes 8.0121, coe s0Boyys0> ‘soos YP - LZ11 dO1$ INO YNOA NVUNSNI JOHO: 4) AVOUNLYS AMVH OL LUV ; 3 in (uehm ever) seqiow Nennvis 201801103 Od ep eve pue veoueWy Wm SmoNseNU) OWUEA IY POM PUR suoodg 300378 @ 0c:e SYV3A SNOWOTO Water Systems Central Vacuum Systems Drain Cleaning CALL RAE ANDREASHUK 365-6658 AL ~)}( 21 28 ‘Aopseupeyy 0} yBnosy || '20q ‘Aopsuny) A ‘TANLLN3S ‘LIN 4060480 AW D1QUINIOD ISTI 827S-S9E OA 404 BUOY © YIM, NEED A JOB? 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George & Myrna Soukerolf. 9 THANK YOU. On behaif of Gor n Semenott. his friends and tomily would like to thank the Softball Castlegar Commercial Fastball League. Castlegar Savings Credit Union. Bank of Montreal Texaco. Pharmasave, Checkers Pub. Sears, Monte Carlo Restaurant and Mohawk 9 WE WOULD LIKE to thank all our sary! Special thanks to Parliament Buildings, B.C. VBV 1X5. This is Publication. Wife rejects present VANCOUVER (CP) — The well-dressed West Vancou- ver man in his early 60s wanted to buy a small econ. omy car, but he had a very special request. “It's for my wife,” he told the salesman. “It's her birth. day and I want you to deliver it to the house tonight. Just drive it up, hand her the keys “and tell her it's her birthday present.” When the business day ended, the salesman drove the gleaming new car to the buyer's home, with a col league following in another car to drive him back. He rang the bell and when the birthday lady came to the door, flashed his most radiant smile and said: “Happy birth day. Your new car is in the driveway.” “I don't want it,” she re plied “But it's for your birth day,” protested the stunned salesman. “It's from your husband.” “Sure,” she said. “The hus band I'm divorcing. The hus. band who wants to rip off my Mercedes for that little piece of junk. Forget it.” The salesman drove the ear back to the showroom. The next morning, the hus. band came in, full of apol ogies, and the company tore up the purchase contract Clinic for cats tor the 3rd _/# harm the trees. everybody,” Serpe said OFFERS JOB Having found his man, Serpe decided that rather than press charges, he'd offer Redman a job. Back up in the trees, of course, as an expert climber and trimmer. What had impressed Serpe was Redman’s ability to scamper up trunks and the extreme care he took not to soon saw he had skills you don't find with “His structures were very professionally made. He never used nails and no one point of the tree took the brunt of the support. and resents the way private horticulturalists have lured away many of his best climbers to high-paying jobs at fancy gardens. “We train ‘em and they take ‘em,” he snorted. That's why the skilful Redman is such a catch. But Serpe warned other adventurous New Yorkers not to follow Redman's lead. “Since we've taken Bob out of the trees, I've only found one structure, a board laid across branches with nails,” he said. “The next guy I find building a treehouse in my park, I'm going to get him arrested.” Women postponing marriage longer WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. women are postponing marriage longer than ever before, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday. The typical first-time bride is 23.3 years old when she goes to the altar, the highest median age for women to marry since the U.S. govern ment started keeping statis. ties on the subject in 1890. The median age of 25.5 for their bridegrooms _ hasn't been topped since 1900, said the bureau's study, entitled, Marital Status and Living Arrangements: March 1985. Addressing a wide variety of topics, the study also re ported the number of un married couples living toge ther has levelled off at about 1.9 million after skyrocketing in recent years, confirming a preliminary finding issued a year ago. New figures, due out later this month, are ex pected to show a small in crease for 1986. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Nearly one-fourth of chil- dren under age 18 live with only one parent. The 23 per cent of children in such fam- ilies is up from only nine per cent in 1960 and 12 per cent in 1970. 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