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SEALED TENDERS for the projects or services listed
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Pacific Region, Department of Public Works, Canada,
1110 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3W5.
and endorsed with the Project Name, will be received
until the specified closing time and date. Tender
documents can be obtained through the above noted
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Project

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April 9 at 7:30 p.m., Winlaw Hall.
EXHIBIT AND SALE of art at the
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Local Court News

Five separate charges of
driving with a blood alcoho)
count over .08 were heard in
provincial court Tuesday.

Pleading guilty and re-
ceiving individual fines of $300
and placed on probation for six
months are Kenneth G, Mel-
nick, Dale Edward: Jenner,

‘Larry R, Dolgopol and Stuart

Austin, David Craig was fined
$50.

* oo 8

David Allen Lang pleaded
guilty to a charge of driving a
motor vehicle without insur-
ance. ‘He was fined $260.

Menopause in Women
Affected by Smoking

Women who smoke under-
go menopause sooner than non-
smokers, a survey of 67,000
hospital patients in seven coun-
tries shows.

The report in the current
issue of the Lancet, a Brilish
medical weekly, was based on a
survey of 25,000 patients in the
Boston area and a survey of
92,000 persons at hospitals in
the United States, Canada,
Israel, New Zealand, Scotland,
Italy and West Germany.

It said that at each age
between 44 and 53, 35 per cent
of women undergoing meno-
pause had never smoked while
49 per cent smoked one pack of
cigarettes or more a day.

The proportion who
smoked half a pack a day was
midway between former smok-
ers and those who smoked one
pack or more a day, the report
said.

Consumer Facts

The average age for the
onset of menopause, the so-
called change of life when a
woman stops menstruating, is
about 50,

The findings were con-
sistent in each of the seven
countries, said the report by

Business Opportunity

Steel buikting company is looking for a
dealer agent in the local area.
Pleaso contact Mr: GC. Johnson at:

Hi Arrow Armes Motor Hotel
Thursday, Aprit 6 and Friday, April7

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the Boston C Drug
Surveillance Program of Boston
University Medical Centre,
The authors said they
think nicotine may influence
the secretion of hormones that
speed up menopause, or that
cigarette smoke may induce the
liver to create enzymes that
affect the function of hormones,
The authors of the report,
Hershel Jick and Jane Porter of
the Boston University School of
Medicine and Alan S. Morrison
of the Harvard School of Public
Health, said it was the first
report on the relation of meno-
pause to cigarette smoking,

Energy-Saving Cooking.

The energy crisis has made
the subject of energy-saving
cooking more than just idle
conversation. Today's home-
makers are very concerned
with ways to save money in the
kitchen because they have to
“be.

There are real ways to
achieve energy-saving efficien-
cies. For instance, matching
pan sizes with the burners, A

pan that is smaller in diameter:

than its accompanying burner
will allow heat to escape. That
translates to precious energy
wasted!

Cutting vegetables before

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T TREMBLAY who
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tal, and Don Nick ott of the Cast
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nt

BIRTHS .

GROWSTRA — To Ben and Helen
Growstra of Slocan Park, March 31,
1978, a son.

WEATHER

cooking rather than cooking
whole will speed up the pro-
cess. Legumes or, dried fruits
should be soaked also to reduce
cooking time.

Convenience foods such as
prepared spaghetti sauce would
certainly help the cause, al-
though you may prefer your
own special sauce.

Oriental stir-fry cooking is
not only intriguing as a change-
of-pace menu idea, it is more
energy efficient and nutritious
than boiling or steaming.

Remember, preheating the
oven is generally wasteful
except for ‘quickbake’ items
such as cookies, pizza and
frozen entrees.

Make an effort to thaw
food at least partially before
cooking. Don’t try to incor-
porate thawing time into cook-
ing time. This is a sure energy
waster.

These energy-saving hints
are proof that there are indeed
ways to save fuel money in the
kitchen.

Consumer Facts is a public
service feature of the Castlegar
News in co-operation with
Super Valu Stores.

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
BUSINESS CAREERS

TRAINING?

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summer months.

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Mother Shipton’s Prophecy |

Mother Shipton’s Proph-
ecy was written over 400 years
ago and it has long been ac-
claimed as marvelous foresight,
being reprinted time and time
again,

Here is the renouned
prophecy once more:

A carriage without horse shalt
go,
Disaster fill the world with

woe, i
In London Primrose hill shall
be,

It’s centre hold a_ bishop's
see.

Around the world thoughts
shall fly,

a as the twinkling of an

And Sars shall great won-
ders do—

How strange, and yet it shall
come true.

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large international firm.
This is an impressive op-
Portunity for an ambitious
person who wants to get
ahead. To qualify, you need
a positive mental attitude,
Grade XIl ‘or better, self-
confidence and a pleasant
personality. You must. be
free to begin work im-
mediately. This ° position
has all Company benefits
and very complete training,
Previous experience Is un-
necessary.

Only those who sincerely
wish to get ahead need
apply.. Car essential. Must
be 19 or over.

Phone now to arrange

appointment for personal
interview.

Mr.. Hassler

368-3355

Then upside down the world
shall be,

And gold found at the root of
tree;

Thro’ towering hills proud
man shall ride,

No horse or ass move by his
side.

Beneath the water man shall

wa

Shall ride, shall sleep, and
even talk;

And in the air men shall be

seen :
In white in black, as well as
* green,

A great man then shall come
and go,

For prophecy declares it so.,

In water iron then shall float

As easy as a wooden boat,

Gold shall be found in stream or
stone,

In land that is as yet unknown.

Water and fire shall wonders

0,
And England shall admit a Jew.
The Jew that once was held in

scorn S
Shall of a Christian then be
born.

A house of glass shall come to

pas:
In England—but alas, alas!
A war will follow with the work
Where dwells the Pagan and
the Turk.

The States will flock in fiercest
strife,
And seek to take each other's

life;

When north shall thus divide
the south,

The eagle builds in the lion's
mouth,

Thea a and blood and cruel
shall some. to every humble
Three | times shall lovely, sunny

France
Be led to play a bloody dance;

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Before the people shall be free,

Three tyrant rulers shall she
see;

Three rulers, in succession,

be—
Each sprung from different
dynasty.

Then - shea the fiercest fight -

is don
Bagland aa France shall be as

The “British olive next shall
twine

In marriage with the German
vine.

Men walk beneath and over
streams—

Fulfilled shall be our strangest
dreams,

All England’s sons that plow
the land

Shall oft be seen with book in
hand.

The poor shall
wisdom know
And peer bile where corn

doth gr
Greet, hates stand in far-flung

now most

All covered o'er with snow and
hail.

And now a word in uncouth

rhyme
Of what shall be in future time
For in those wond'rous far-off

days
The women shall adopt a craze.
To dress like men‘ and trousers

wear,

And cut of all their locks of hair.

They'll ride astride with brazen
brow,

As witches do on broomsticks
now.

Then love shall die and mar-
riage cease,

And nations wane as babes
decrease.

the ae shall fondle cats and

Andm men live much the same as
hogs.

In nineteen hundred and
twenty six

Build houses light of straw and
sticks,

For then shall mighty. wars be
planned

And fire and sword shall sweep
the land;

But those who live the century
throug]
In feat ‘and trembling this will
Flee | to the mountains and the
dens,
To bog and forest and wild fens.
For storms will rage and oceans
roar,
When Gabriel stands on sea and
shore,
And, as he blows his wond'rous
orn,
Old worlds shall die and new be
orn,
‘The world then to an end shall
come

In the year nineteen hundred
and ninety one.

Results From
Joy Keillor
Bridge Club

Ten tables, with an aver-
age of 108, took part in Monday
night's play at the Joy Keillor
Bridge Club with the following
results:

North-South
‘First, Ian MacDonald and
Otto Walker Jr. with 195;

second, Emile Gobat and Agnes |

Charlton with-182; third, Bev
MacDonald and Inez Walker
with 122; fourth, Bert Tyson
and John Davis with 113%,
East-West

First, Lorne Musclow and
Chuck Clarkson with 131';
second, Jim and Doreen Camp-
bell with 125; third, Helen

Batchelor and Mary Stewart '

with 124%; fourth, Grace Don-
aldson and Jean Fischer with

: Beat the champs was won
by Ian MacDonald and Otto
Walker Jr.

Stompin Tom Connors

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 6, 1978 Al

Baboon's Heart

Withdraws

Country singer Stompin’
Tom Connors says his with-
drawal as a nominee for the
Juno Awards was a protest
against the nominating prac-
tices of the Canadian Academy
of Recording Arts and Sciences
(CARAS).

In a statement, Connors
countered various reports
which suggested that his reenrd
sales. were not sufficient to
warrant a nomination, or that
he stepped down to make room
for a new artist who might
otherwise not have a chance at
the award.

“My sales in 1977 were
amongst (those of} the five top
country male vocalists in Can-
ada and the books of Boot
Records (his label) are open for
the appropriate parties to ver-
ify, should they so desire,”
Connors said.

The Movie Star Trek.

: The Star Trek motion
picture, which has been floating
in space nearly as long as the
starship Enterprise, has finally
reached a friendly planet.

The original cast of the
Star Trek television series—in-
cluding William Shatner as
Captain Kirk, and, at last,
Leonard Nimoy as the emotion-
less, pointy-eared Vulcan Mr.
Spock—has been assembled for
the motion picture that may
have, if not the largest audience
‘waiting in the history of the
industry, certainly the most
loyal.

Michael Eisner, president
of Paramount Pictures, said
demands from Star Trek fans
around the world had caused
the studio to reach agreement
with everyone for the movie.
He said that—with extensive
special effects—it would cost
more than all the original 79 TV
episodes. That would place the

* budget at about $15 million.

Production of the movie
was announced at a news
conference that was a media

event in itself, not unlike a’

mini-version of the 30 annual
Star Trek conventions. It at-
tracted more than 200 report-
ers. :

Nimoy denied that he was
a holdout from the movie cast,
saying it had been “a ‘compli-
cated relationship with Para-
mount: for the last several

* years.”

‘The Star Trek series, on
NBC from 1966 to 1969, has
been one of the most profitable
ever placed into syndication,
shown on 160 U.S. stations and
in 51 other’ countries. But
Paramount reportedly had not
spread the profits around. This

No Impaired Drivers
On Weekend Say RCMP

. _ Local RCMP had a rela-
tively quiet weekend despite
the numerous organized parties
held in the city.

Police issued one 24-hour
made one liquor

driveway, double carport, and
the look of this home. Located in tha High Meadow
Subdivision, this is a home you would be proud t to call
your own.

For further information, or an.appointment to view,

please dial: 365-6739

seizure, arrested one drunk but
apprehended no impaired driv-
ers,

Complaints varied from
damage to two vehicles, to the
theft of batteries in the Stanley
Humphries Secondary School
area and the damage and theft

of flowers in.the Tenth Street
S., district.

Police said the Selkirk Col-
lege aviation students’ wind-up
party Saturday was apparently
uneventful, but reported the

destruction and theft.of several

traffic signs at the Castlegar
Airport and the theft of an
airport truck for a joyriding
trip the same evening.

_Depends
How Hard

‘Finally Gets Beamed Up

‘is believed to have been a major

reason for the delay in assem-
bling the original cast.

The movie will be directed
by Robert Wise and produced
by Gene Roddenberry, creator
of the TV series.

The Starship Enterprise,
namesake of the first U.S.
space shuttle, is being assem-
bled on four sound stages at
Paramount.

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As to his reported wish to |

give new artists a chance, “that
was one reason for my with-
drawal, but not the key rea-
son.”

My key reason is that I
disagree with the qualifications
CARAS has set down for the
possible nominees,”

Connors criticized the
practice of nominating “turn-
coal Canadians"—a term he
used to describe artists who
have taken up permanent resi-
dence in the United States and
conduct most of their business
there—for Juno Awards, the
Canadian equivalent of the
Grammy Awards in the U.S.

In previous years, Cana-
dian artists like Joni Mitchell
and Paul Anka, whose’ careers
have grown and flourished
through their almost-exclusive
work in the U.S., have qualified
for Juno nominations. Last year
singer Burton Cummings, who
has relocated to Los Angeles
from Winnipeg, won two Junos.

Connors, who did not men-
tion any names, said he feels
that artists who choose to five
in the U.S, and conduct their
business there “should compete
with their fellow Americans for
the Grammy Awards and leave
the Juno competitions to those
who are living in Canada and
conducting business in Can-
ada.”

Connors, a multi-Juno win-
ner for best male country and
western performer, said artists
repeatedly are nominated for
categories to which their music
styles do not correspond.

~The Hog Book

THE HOG BOOK. By William
Hedgepeth: Doubleday Canada
Ltd., Toronto. 288 pp. Paper
$7.95,

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Hogs have been on earth
about 45 million years, but
were domesticated only about
5,000 years ago by the Chinese.

So William Hedgepeth tells
us ina large volume of hog lore,
speculating on the origin and
the future of the hog, recount-
ing superstitions and attitudes,
describing the way hogs are
slaughtered, and providing the

reader with many amusing
anecdotes and witty observa-
tions,

The subject is really cov-
ered in greater length than

necessary and all too often the
reader gets the feeling that the
author is making too much of an
effort—often in vain—to be
funny.

Throughout the book there
runs a very coarse narrative of
two men taking a truck load of
pigs to market. Hedgepeth’s
porcine story would be more
coherent if it ‘were not fre-
quently interrupted by this
irrelevancy.

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Spouse Blames Operation

The husband of a young
Italian woman who died after a
bahoon's heart was implanted
in her chest says his wife would
he alive if the operation had not
been performed.

Dr. Christiaan Barnard,
the South African heart trans-
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team that performed the oper-
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Dr. Barnard said in Londo
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“It was a very acute
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“In this particular case the
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heart transplant 9% years ago,
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