CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday,

"Your Friends Know What ce
Your Worst Enemy Doesn't.

Poway Needhiaia

exmmpiaine he's being hassled by
tl

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the Teron Globe ‘and Mai)

Your friends know some.
thing your enemles don't know
—exactly where to atick in the
knife.

°
Thre, ways i find out.
about a man— (1): borrow
money off him; (2) lend’ money
to him; (8) invite him td spend a
weekend at your cottage.
jee e

There are certain short
vulgar words which relate to
the bedroom and bathroom, If T

used’ these words in a univer-_

alty or a high school or even a
junior high school, I don’t think
anybody. would be ‘shocked.
‘That's the way they talk
themselves. But If used words
like honor, duty, loyalty, the
students would be at worst
horrified, at best embarrassed.
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When gasoline goes. to
$2.60 a gallon, the North
American motorist will use the
same amount he does now,
meanwhile letting his wife and °
children starve to death."

. «

Arthur H. Berube of St.
Catharines sends mg an admir-
able thought from Thoreau: “It
isremarkable that there is little
or nothing to be remembered
written on the subject of
getting a living: how to
getting a living not merely
honest and Honorable, but al-
together inviting and glorious;
for if getting a living is not so,
then living is not.”

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* In England, you must read
the Times and the Telegraph
understand the world; the

Mirror and the Express to .

understand the English.
cee

If you go to Detroit as a
Uberal, you'll come ‘back as a
conservative. If you go to
Detroit asa conservative, you'll
come back as a reactionary. If
you go to Detroit as a reaction-
ary, you'll come back asa
raging fascis

Rige eek «
I see Harry, Schultz, the
Wall Street. gadfly, is being

.. these things are not immediate-

He came here from Ghana two
‘years ago, he's a member of the
Marxist-Leninist Canadian Par-
ty of Labor, he takes part in
anti-Green-Paper~ demonstra:
tons, and he intends to become
a teacher, pie

& Tee iaamgaeas
{immigrant in 1929; you sir, may
have come in 1950;-and you,
madam, in 1957. Weren't we all »*
fools? In those days, you had to
scratch for yourself. Now
things are different.

‘The moment an Immigrant
‘arrives he has the “right” to
housing, welfare, a “good” job—
whatever he may desire. If

ly forthcoming, ‘he - stages
demonstrations against those
rotten old authorities. 0
Canada! © ~

2 T, REGRET

T ACCEPT!

Just afew more notes on on

Ifyou are bored, turn to the

ads.
‘That's not just a wise-
crack. A western publisher
who runs my column, valde
“You're p there.
the casas, saat it
comes to re
“Thanks a ee ‘T muttered
rather dourly.. Turns out it

° aMiomiag th through “the
read part of many weeklies,
‘Anyway, perhaps the

. nicest thing I can say about -

ewan is that I'd love

togoback, $0 years younger,

and with two or three
months to spend, :
rT got home, I dis- :

covered I have a horde of
coesins, a Sebatoon. and peel
they're ‘sore a3 oy
hell when'they learn T'was. Lalso heard some wolves,
thee fr a few dye and ut they turned out to be
dist eal them. young Indiana, and the wolf
4 calls were directed at pretty

dear Heaven! ist ures i pi %

sex.
Ovide, the guide, didn't, I
homestead” : on Calomet
Inland in the middle of the
Saws Ever ext or

denoinced for'his aS

that fhe U.S: déllar will fose 50
per cent of its value in the next
18 months. “Gloom and doom!”

/27?d consider Mr, Schultz an
optimist; ‘my. own finances are

being arranged on the assump.”

tion that the U.S. (and Cana-

dian) dollar will lose half of its

value in the next 12. months. ©
.

One. of, ‘the numerous
causes: of our inflation ‘is. the
belief, almost universal among

the Canadian middle class, that ~

if you spend enough public
money on him, the criminal will

turn into a stint, the alcoholle  oradirty

into a teetotaller, the parasite
into s productive member of
society.
eee
Tread in the papers about a
York University. student. who

Baga than it-isto: ‘ete
Forshee Calopet and: 7 straight-faced,. outlining
with his hands the shape of

‘was elidemaster: ths he Bah, whieh was more ofa
faethe vgreat sdays of a fish, to my
an on the: Ottawa, inn
Peirrebeiaed His adventures did Ihave? Ob,
yes. Imet a prairie farmer,
Seething of Joins, I dian t in his seventies, who was up
chow (or German

Bat Ta nae see a bald-] heeded 5 Backsround-§ solid type,
casie a5 well as afew bald. geatle man;

figured to be a
and ihe had ihe eat
4 tring of profanity
Either it was a bald ease ihe ear since {let the air
foree. eS * a
= Did eves oo a law

_student try to
Aire on & big bia, Re
Had been-in the Mounties,
coulds'tstand the crap of the
upper ethelons, who ae stl

he Victorian

pike I caught not weighs just’ ;
under 16 pounds. :

‘And those western crows! -
I spotted a vast, black bird

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Stout chap and I hope’ he
_ Baked, But bo sure had

northern wilds, where the

a.great fire in the

on ant eheap up, there,
Brought’a ‘rate card home

t'ssee, what other great *

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‘Away: up there in: the ~

Reece, T felt sort of dis-

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aa an over-erowded ‘beach;

with no fishing, could cost as

gaucho mat

hore bi ride, and ‘

10-hour bus-1 a nd every
exhausted.

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Sidewalk
‘To Go In.
_ On: Ivy. St.

‘A sidewalk, possibly of an
“asphalt nature: is tobe installed

in’a small section at 3rd Ave.”

and Ivy St.
‘This was the decision made

+ the best use ‘of

New $6.5 Million
“Acid: Plant Now

In Operotion
Although overshadowed
by the fanfare over the com-
pany's'new plume ellminator,
another opening ceremony took
phe at Cominco here Thurs-
day.
At marked the offielal atart-
‘up of the company's new No. 9
~ acld plant, a $6.6 million project
that completes Cominco's 10-
year modernization program
tor acid production at ils Trail
operations.
‘The new acid plant, which

converts sulphur-bearing gis

from zinc production to aul-
phuric acid, replaces two obsol-
ete acid,units, It is capable of
treating 60,000 cuble feet of gas
per. minute for a dally produc-
‘Hon'rate of 850 tons of
sulphuric-acld,

Most of the sulphur dioxide
and sulphuric acid is used for
fertilizer manufacturer at Trail
operations, although some is
sold in ri

Since 1966, Cominco has
been replacing its acid plants,

“which ploneered smoke pollu-

tion control here in 1990. No.

‘was the third and final project. -

More than 250 employees

“who worked on No, 9 since

construction began two years

ago. were on’ hand: for the:
~~ opening.

Avsine laque,, fag
tribute to the
Fine" project ee waitin:
veiled. On it were inscribed the
names of the more than 750
members of the project team
and’ other Cominco employees
who, contributed their effort.

Downle, ‘manager of

4 a oie Saas
TRUCKLOAD SALE OF:FISH)
‘Over 50 Varieties 34
JOMORROW, FRIDAY SEPT, 26,

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accommedation: with
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cal

balconies: All: this for
$18.00 single: and $4.00,

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service for your. added
enjoyment.

stay downtown. ati the
Mayfair Hotel located at Hornby and Robson Streete.<.:
For reservations, write to ¢

THE MAYFAIR HOTEL:

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‘Trail called the
plant “another milestone in our
continuing program to make

resources
available tous, to use: them

| efficiently and economically,

and. to minimize the adverse
effect of waste products on the

‘environment,

Project superintendent on
th No. 9 and the new plume
eliminator, Joe Szajbely, said in
an interview after the cere-
mony that the new plant is
more efficent than the units it
replaced, providing better con-
trel-of the sulphur dioxide
produced from zine manufac-

"cooling water'and an improved

pre-heating system.

(“It's (a clean, modern
plant," he said., “With a’ few
modifications,~the ‘capacity’ of
this, plait ¢ can be increased

significantly.

“at the last regular city. council ,

“meeting after Mrs. Darrell
Smith of 088.2 Sed Ave. 8.
xpressed concern for the safe-

% from school because of excess
speed of vehicles in that area.

hile council was ‘agree
able-to the installing of a

sidewalk, an additional request’

“for speed’ bumps was: denied.
~The proposal of speed

s¢bumps had:been discussed on —

jjcanother. oceasion by council at
which time the construction of

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~ Saturday, September a7
Dancing Starts 9: p.m.

Music by:

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‘A wedding of local interest
took” place at St, ,Caslmir's,
Catholic Church In’, Vancouver

on June 21'when Christina Julia”

; Windsor became .the bride, of
‘Brian Turnbull Reid,

‘The bride is the daughter

* of former Castlegar’ residents,

ind Mra. Robert Windsor,
who are’ now residing in Van-
couver, the groom’ is the
son of Mr, and Mrs, Alex Reld
of Vancouver,"

‘Father Swartz. conducted
the ‘ceremony at an: altar.

js decorated with white-and red

father, the bride wore a gown ”
of polyeater satin, featuring

‘gladlolas

‘Given in marriage by her

French lace on the bodice and

i Problem of Overdue Books Continues
a “To be Cause of Concem at Local Library

Lis the minister. who has
to, but cringes'to, bring fi:
into her sermon, so the
He ‘arian hates to, but must
ep bringing up, the overdue
te problem-—and the’ Ilst of
overdue b books’ keeps growing.
“It makea oné wonder {f the
end result would be a beautiful-
ly :tidy ‘library—because ‘an
empty space is always tidy.
Hopefully, this is an exaggera-
tion, ‘but’ just in case, maybe
you ‘should ‘look ‘in the nooks
and crannies of your, house for
anloverdue book.
‘7 Mothers “of ’ pre-schoolers
are reminded that the Story

BeTord,’ ts ikea peek Tat inte
another world. The duchess
hides nothing. Her frankness in’
describing her relationships,
her attitudes'and her views on,
subjects that interest here, will:

‘How to Be: Your Own Best
Friend by Newman and Ber.
kowitz, -you,\may now. be

interested in thelr new book,
ind “Alive. .

How to Be Awake
This time the authors use their

interest
‘Among the Elephants’ by
Iain and Oria Douglas-Hamilton

ts the exciting penasnal adven: -

ture chronicle of the ‘authors
five years among the elephants
In Tanzania, It includes facinat-
ing photographs of elephants,
many in'color, and the text
brings to the reader the distinc:
tive personalities of the ele-
phants the dangers inde enti

tlmes Wednesday, from!1 oe

y Are you
compelling se
aggressiveness, of coinpetilion?
‘Are you in a constant
against—whatever? If yes, then

you are ‘Type A and ‘prone.to

heart disease.

‘This well researched book
and its title is Are You Type
‘A?— will give you practical

“3 cadviee. I-you are: Type B
“maybe you could read it and_
gloat and 7.86, guide your :

frien
{Nicole Nobody - the suet
ography. of-th

as
the. complonten of elephant
society". 2).
‘Maximilian and Carlota—
The, Habsburg Tragedy. in

- Mexico, by Gene Smith, is the

biography.“of these two mon-

and is a portrait of one of, baie

history's most tragic couples. It

~ brings’ to life the ‘splendor, of

Europe and the dreadful pover-
ty and:wilderness of Mexico
during the period.
Immortals at my Elbow is

‘anew book by he partes of,
Performing Right. In it Rose-
mary Brown iryaets her
conversations with Cho;
stein and Bertrand Russell.
Interesting reading for both the
‘akeptic and the'bellever in the
ability of some to communicate
with: what Rosemary, Brow
calls thé “Next: World’s:4'

In the. same'veln is’ the

fi book ‘An‘ABCiof Witeheratt,

Past and Present written by a
practicing witch; Doreen Va-
liente. It is intended to be both
2 history ‘of witchcraft and ‘a
guide to. witcheraft asa phil.

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people realize ‘more fully their.
oals in friendship, marriage
‘and ‘career. They tell how to
overcome the unconcious fears,
angers and disappointments of
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‘from happiness’ as adults.
In the junior ion-fiction
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ber meeting to give reports on’
the ‘convention. Next meeting »

“Minto Chapter, Ord

the ‘Eastern Star, entertained -”
Mrs. Donna Galpin, worthy.;

grand matron of British Colum.

: Gaipn, Mr C. Brotherton and
|. grand lecturer Mrs. Ruby Flet-

cher, all of Vancouver.
+) At the evening meeting, on
behalf of the chapter associate
matron Mra. N. Zuk’ presented
a personal’ cheque to’ Mrs.
Gable: ‘This cheque, along with
collected ‘on Her.
sists. cwill “be donated: to
several Eastern Star projects.

“A generous cheque was...
pin

also presented to Mrs. Gall

cuffs and a lace-bordered scoop |,

> neckline, The dresa had been”;

designed and sewn by the
bride,»
Her headdress of ‘a pearl:
studded Jullet cap, secured the
t-length veil, bordered
lace. She carried a bou-

maid
Shelley May and flower girl”

was Misa Christine Briggs, both

of Vancouver, as well.
The attendants were at-

ing orange and yellow’ floral

clusters’on a background of -°
white, Their bouquets were ~
yellow, orange and white

dalstes, ‘and orange daisies

‘were also pinned to the back of
their hair.

Attending the groom were

> Messrs. Kelth Doherty and Neil
Doherty, cousins‘of the groom

from. Vancouver,
Guests :at the wedding |
came’ from Scotland, | Vancow-

Following «honeymoon
trip to Callfornia’ and

the newlyweds have taken up’

residence at 5869 Dumfries
‘Vancouver.

“South Slocon
Auxiliary Plans: ‘
‘New Projects :

Plans for projects :per-

tinent to the needs of Kootenay

Lake District Hospital were,
Blo,

‘when

can Hospital Auxillary met’ at

the home of president Mri
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A coffee

Oct. 20 in Plant No. 3 Hall. Quilt
blocks have been completed
and the quilt will be on display
‘at that time for raffling.

Mrs.’ Muir was ‘named a
possible delegate to the hospi-
tal convention in Vancouver. A
Telter was sent by the secretary
regarding the selling of Leo

ion Lottery Tickets. Members

agreed to send for books ot %

was set for Thursday,
ie home Gh A.

Oct. 2, at

by the convener of the cancer

donated to the Grand Chapter's
funds for cancer. dressings and

arch,
‘The worthy grand matron

gave an inspiring address on “A’’:

Garden”, which was enjoyed by

~ all present. ‘The 80, guests and.”

“Results From:
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Richard: Hallett; second, ‘Tom
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}Poole: Jr; fourth, Dennis and
sarah Fulton.

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