CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 23, 1973

‘Castlegar District Among Those
Struck by Defoliating Insects

Defoliating insects are
reported in record numbers in
many areas of British Columbia,
including the Castlegar district,
according to the Canadian
Forestry Service's mid-season
report,

Lew Fiddick of the Pacific
Forest Research Centre at
Victoria, supervisor of rangers
for B.C,, states it's the first
time in'20 years he has seen
such a proliferation of defoliat-
ing ‘insects throughout the
‘province,

‘The blackheaded budworm
is epidemic throughout many of
the western hemlock stands of
northern Vancouver Island, and
has’ been reported on the
increase in some coastal areas
of the Prince Rupert Forest
District,

Populations of the insect
are lighter than in 1972 in the
Neroutsos Inlet, Victoria and
Benson Lake areas of Vanc-
ouver Island, where spraying
was carried out against the
budworm in late June to
protect trees against further
defoliation and tree mortality.

Elsewhere, in the Vane-
ouver Forest District, infesta-
tions of the spruce

visible in the Fraser Canyon,
Pemberton Valley and Sumallo
River areas,

In the Nelson Forest
District the hemlock looper is
epidemic in the mature and
overmature western hemlock
and western red cedar stands
slong the Columbia River north
of Revelstoke to Boat Encamp-
ment, If climatic factors con-
tinue to favor the insects’
development, severe defolia-
tion may be expected.

The larch casebearer con:
tinues to infest large areas of
western larch stands in the
southern part of the district.
Casebearers wee observed for
the first time in the East
Kootenays and at New Denver.

The false hemlock looper
and the Douglas-fir tussock
moth infestations expanded in
the Okanagan, The looper is
epidemic in the North Okana-
gan, particularly around Sal-
mon Arm, Kalamalka and
Woods Lakes and on the west
side of Okanagan Lake. Tops of
trees have been completely
stripped of foliage in a 2'/-mile
stretch along the hillsides
southeast of Pletal Heavy

Typical Street of a Village in South Wales

Weekend Seminar on Human Sexuality —
Scheduled in September at Selkirk College

A weekend seminar on
Human Sexuality” will be held
at Selkirk College on Sept. 22

and 23,

The seminar. Is co-
sponsored by the West Koote-
nay Registered Nurses’ As-
sociation of B.C.
Selkirk College department of
continuing education,

Registration is open to
nurses, teachers, doctors, min-
isters, social workers, practical
nurses and other health work-
ers. The deadline for registra-
tion is Aug. 31. Fee is $15 per
person,

Dr. George Szasz, director
of interprofessional education
at UBC, and well-known pro-
fessor, lecturer, and writer will
be the featured resource person
at the seminar.

Dr. Szasz isa leader in B.C,
in the field of instructing

sex A

Incentive Grant
Accepted by Moker
Of Cedar Shingles

Hon. Don Jamieson, Minis-
ter of Regional Economic

continued and defoliation was
New Denver
Guides Camp
As Slocan Lake

The first New Denver
Guide Company enjoyed a week
camping at the Slocan Lake Girl
Guide campsite.

‘The weather was ideal and
the girls enjoyed swimming,
canoeing, handicrafts and some
badge work,

Division Commissioner
Mrs. M. Bro supervised the
camp while Mrs. Vera Angrig-
non, captain of New Denver
Company, was Commandant.
Mrs. Catherine Wiens served
as Quartermaster, Mrs, Row-
ena Wilson and Mrs. Joan Law
taught and supervised an
interesting variety of handi-
crafts, and Mrs. Ray Nunn
instructed canoeing.

Wilf Wilson and Phil
Angrignon served as lifeguards
while Miss Hilary Bitten kindly
helped with swimming.

The girls ended their
happy (week at camp by
spending their last night there
under the stars.

Many donations were re-
ceived and were greatly appre-
ciated by all who took part in
the camp. |

as
larvae un ots

Tussock moth populations
have exploded in the central
and north Okanagan. Approxi-
mately 2,500 acres of Douglas-
fir have been severely de-
foliated near Westbank, Okana-
gan Mission, and from Kelowna
to Oyama. New infestations
have been recorded on the east
side of the Valley near Rutland,
Winfield and Vernon. Severe
defoliation may also be ex-
pected in these areas.

Large flights of forest tent
caterpillar moths have been
observed in many interior
centres, Mr. Fiddick states that
severe infestations in aspen,
alder and other deciduous
stands will occur in 1974.

An unusual outbreak of the
black army cutworm has caused
severe damage to lodgepole
pine and white spruce seedlings
in many plantations in the
interior of the province.

The Canadian Forestry
Service conducts an annual
survey of forest insect’ and
disease conditions in Canada.
The B.C. regional survey is
carried out by the staff of the
Pacific Forest Research Centre
at Victoria. Information pro-
vided by the surveys enables
the B.C. Forest Service and
forest industrial companies to
carry out timely controls of
threatened stands.

p d last
week that Arvee Cedar Mills of
Salmo has accepted a regional
development incentive offer
from his department for a new
facility for the manufacturing of
cedar shingles.

The project is expected to
create an estimated 114 jobs.

The incentive of approxi-
mately $219,000 is based on a
rate of 10 per cent of the
approved capital costs, esti-
mated at $485,000 plus $1,500
for each job created.

The offer. is subject to
conditions specified under the
provisions of the Regional
Development Incentives Act.

Conscience and Comment

Prophecy: Book a Bestseller

By Rev. K. Neill Foster

We have nev-
er used this space
to review a book,
but there is no
reason not to do
so. And right now
there is a most
unusual book on

the newsstands, It is called
“The Late Great Planet Earth",
by Hal Lindsey.

The book started out in
Christian bookstores, but’ it
wasn't long until it was being
called for in supermarkets and
elsewhere. Now the Bantam
paperback edition makes it
universally available-cheaply.

Why the excitement? Well,
for one thing, the book is about
the future. Taking biblical

Break Routine, More Than
Hamburger Goes in Buns

Tired of the barbecued
hamburger routine but want to
retain the fun of outdoor

Try a whole bologna on the
spit. The cooking time will be
much the same as for a

cooking

McGavin ToastMaster has
some suggestions which can
turn hamburger buns into
chicken buns, ham buns, or
even bologna buns.

For these suggestions, use
the barbecue spit rather than
the grill. Rotissed meats are
self basting and involve a

ini of fuss.

the finishing touch.

Windsor Spicewood is avail
storage cabinets, banks of 4 drawers,
many more features. Windsor bathroom vanities, with or
available in white with antique brass hardware.

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- and uneven cooking

ked ham. Baste the
bologna with a sweet and sour
sauce during the last 15 minuts
of cooking.

An easy recipe for, t-sweek:
and sour sauce: heat together:
until thick 3° cup pineapple”
juice, 2 tablespoons brown
sugar, 1 tablespoon cornstarch, .
'% tsp. of ginger, % tsp. garlic
salt, and 4% cup soy. sauce.

Pop generous slices of
sweet and sour bologna into a
hamburger bun or onion bun.

Hamburger buns can easily
be turned into onion buns by
spreading your own onion
butter on presliced buns. Wrap
in foil and heat close to the
coals. A simple onion-bun
spread is butter mixed with any
french onion soup to which a

* litte water has been added. Or

mix finely—chopped onion or
onion powder with butter.

Many factors must be .
considered in timing meats
rotissed on the barbecue. The ~
weather, for example, may cool

+ meat more than usual. The heat

from the coals may vary. A
breeze can interfere with direct
heat.

When rotissing, coals
should be placed at the back of
the barbecue to avoid flare-ups
caused by fat dripping onto the
coals, To catch the fat, form a
drip pan out of foil and place it
under the rotissing meat.

Ideally, meat for the
rotisserie should be regular in
shape, contain no bones and be
firmly rolled and tied. Ir-
regularly shaped and weighted
roasts will unbalance the spit
ill result,

prophecies, Mr. Lindsey first
establishes their accuracy in
the past. For example, events
were often prophesied in
advance in great detail. In one
case a ruler’s name was given
hundreds of years before he
was born. And, Lindsey re-
minds his audience, the pro-
phecies about the future will be
accurate too.

The author also makes it
clear that biblical prophecy is
distinct from the Jean Dixon
type. While Mrs. Dixon may
allow herself a percentage of
error, the prophecy of the Bible
cannot be in error in even one
detail, according to Lindsey.

He also maps out World
War III, describes the antics of
the coming Anti-Christ, and
takes one chapter for Armaged-
don, Necessarily his views are
interpretive in some parts, and
probably not all. Christians
would agree with him on every
point,

But Hail Lindsey has
popularized biblical prophecy.
Don't bother with the book
unless you are interested in the
future.

Local Churches
Give Aid to West
‘Africa: Countries:

The churches of this area
are helping the drought-
stricken countries of West
Africa.

A number of concerned
Christian people here have
made contributions, through
their own denomination and
through the Hunger Supper
held just before Easter, to the
development and relief funds of
the various churches. These
funds are being drawn-upon to
help toward medical aid, seed,
artesian wells, reforestration
and agricultural information for
the stricken area.

Such aid is being given
through the religious com-
munity in each country, in-
cluding Muslims, Catholics and
Protestants, in cooperation
with government agencies.

Heads of Canadian chur-
ches will shortly approach our
own federal government urging
an expansion of aid to the six
countries concerned.

One reason the govern-
ment listens to the churches on
such matters is the fact that
church members are backing
such recommendations with
their own cash and personnel.

Want to Sell
Your House?

CALL MARY
365-6451 or 365-5244

Around
the House

When’ cutting slippery fabrics like chiffon and jersey, use
table pads fell-side up as ES cutting surface.

An old oven or ieiioae rack rakes a finé grill. Lay it on
rocks for picnics or camping trips, and on concrete blocks at home.
. * *

Use hol water—not cold—when sprinkling clothes, It
penetrates more evenly and makes ironing easier.
+ oe &

Polatoes slay snowy white if you add a teaspoon of vinegar or
fresh lemon juice lo the water before boiling.! |
* .

When painting stairs, do every other step, allow to dry, then

do others. Keeps stairway open

for traffic.

Presented as a Community Service by

CASTLEGAR SAVI
CREDIT UNI
Telephone 365-7232

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in
methods. He is an ardent user

and the.

ively to increase the impact of
his presentations. He has
written such articles as "Sox
and the Teacher", “‘Sex and the
Public Health Nurse”, "The Sex
Education of the Family Physl-
cian", and his first book was
called “The Adolescent in
Society",

One of his aims is to help
professionals work together to
meet the emotional as well as
physical needs of people.

The seminar will include

discussion of communication

barriers based on sexuality, the
influence of sexuality on ‘child-
ren in school, children in
hospital, retardates, etc, as
well as a framework for
evaluating ‘normal’ sexual be-
havior, preventive guidance,
intervention techniques, and
sexual problems. -

An objective of the semi-
nar is to help workers acquire
information of practical value to

of and
sketches, slides, music, and
videotapes are utilized effect-

hele and

CH RCHEY

What Is Missing? «

ST. RITA'S ’
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rey. W. Harrison

Ph, 365-7143
Saturday Night Mass 7 pa
day Masses at

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8am.’ and 10am.

ALVAR'
paprist CHURCH
Offi Boars
Home 65-6667
Next to the > Cloverleat Mo fe
gctieaitd Plame

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Evening worship Se cays

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emphasized.

John Poznekoff of South

Slocan Dies

Resident of the Kootenay
area since 1911, John Poznekoff,
96, of South Slocan died
Monday at Willowhaven Pri-
vate Hospital in Nelson,

Funeral services were held
Tuesday through to Wednes-
day from the chapel of the
Castlegar Funcral Home.

Born Nov. 20, 1876, in
Russia, Mr. Poznekoff emi-
grated to Arran, Sask, in 1899.
In 1911 he moved to B.C., first
settling at Glade, then living in
different locations in the
Kootenay District.

For the past year he has
lived with his son, Pete, at

in 96th Year

South Slocan, but due to illness
he was at Willowhaven at, the
time of his death,

Mr. Poznekoff is survived
‘by two sons, Alec of Castlegar
and Pete of South Slocan; one
daughter, Mrs. Alex (Nettie)
Lactin of Ootischenia; 10
grandchildren and 19 great-
grandchildren,

He was predeceased by his
wife, Mary, in 1966. Also
predeceasing Mr. Poznekoff
were two sons and one
daughter.

Burial took place in Kres-
tova Cemetery.

9:30 AM. Every

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches

SUMMER SERVICE SCHEDULE

ROBSON COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CHURCH
9:45 AM. Service on July 8,
duly 29, August 19

ST. DAVID’S CASTLEGAR
Sunday:
Shared Worship Service

"Parish Office Phone 365-8337
Rev. T.M. Allen and Rev. E. R. Bristow

ST. PETER ‘LUTHERAN i
CHURCH K

i ‘
‘ 405 Maple St., Castlegar.

Worship Service 9 a.m,
Sunday ool 10,15 a.m!

365-3662 and 365-3664 I
Rev. Richard Klein

“The Church of the A
Lutheran Hour”

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7.30

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Wed. 7.30 Frayer Bible
N. Walker - Phone 365

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

791 Sirst Ave,

foung Peoples 7.

CHURCH OF GOD
804 - 7th Ave.,

Schedule for July and i
Ft f

4
Group Worship 10:30. a.m)
Groug J Discussion 11:16 am:
evening service
Minister: Ira Johnson
Ph, 365-6762

BASTLEGAR RESIDENTS might have been wondering about a

ne kayak gliding along local waters. It could well be Steve

nick, 20, of Lansing,

his trip from the

Michigan.
cuth of the Columbia at Seaside, Oregon, Mr. Landick plans to
bilow early fur trader routes by water to the Atlantic Ocean

Newlyweds Reside at Port Alberni

Zion United Church in
Silverton was the setting for a
late afternoon wedding cere-
mony July 7, when Donna Mae
Wright, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Maurice Wright of Silver-
ton, became the bride of
Charles Walter Cox of: Port
Alberni, son of Mr.‘and Mrs,
Gordon Cox of Campbell River.

Officiating clergyman was
Rev. Stainer with wedding
-music provided by organist
Mrs, Agnes Emary, of New
Denver,

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
floor-length gown of white silk
organza over taffeta’ with
sequinned lace trim, long
sleeves and attached train,

Her shoulder-length scal-
loped veil was secured to a

” Food Prices
Review Board
Invites Briefs

The food prices review
board was established by Order
in Council on May 25, 1973, with
responsibility to inquire into
the causes of price increases in
any. class of food products,

The board invites written

from

ich he hopes to reach by

Herald

fatricia Young Says...

familiar Game Varied in Name

Whether you
prefer to call it
courtship, the
mating game or
the battle of the
sexes, the fact
remains that “you
can't live with

hem—and you can't live
ithout them!" And while
fedlock is sometimes con-
dered something of a padlock,
apparently doesn’t top the old
ey mare from occasionally
ching over the traces!
“Now sonie women have a
bt of crust in hunting down a
sband. The man who takes
is bait invariably winds up a
inpecked crumb! To be fair,

astlegar Blackout
aused by Storm

Electric power.-was off for
ip to.two hours in‘ parts of
vastlegar last Thursday night.

cA Weat Kootenay, Power

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Ph, 365-7075
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the out-
s to storm damage. He said
he company had quite a bit of
ouble throughout its system
due to rain and gusty winds.”

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there is also the man who
works pretty hard to convince a
woman that two should become
one. My advice? Make sure you
understand which one it's going

Needless to say, females
who participate in the mating
game assume a variety of roles,
including that of the Black
Widow. She. spins her web

around her victim with due ,

sympathy, sewing, sweeping
and cooking. She'll assure the
widow of a continuance of his
lifestyle.

The Gay Divorcee, in
search of a new wheel for her
broken-down wagon, will use
the ploy of everything from
having discovered she's mar-
ried her old Aunt Emily to
having been -abandoned on
Hollywood Boulevard for Soph-
ia Loren.

There are Helpless Han-

nah's lurking behind: every flat
tire. She'll scream at the sight
of.a, mouse, but. once -hitched
will sit down ra fron of the TV

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relating to its inquiry.
3 When lengthy submissions
are anticipated — particularly
from organizations and associa-
tions, the board would ap-
preciate advance notice of the
intention to submit, with an
approximate indication of the
expected date of completion.
Submissions, inquiries and
other correspondence should be
addressed to: The Secretary,
Food Prices Review Board,
P.O. Box 1540, Station “B",
Ottawa, Ont., K1P 625.

Red Army Chorus
All Part of PNE
Star Spectacular
: The acclaimed Red Army
Chorus will be playing the
Pacific National Exhibition this

year. ‘The world-famous en-
semble of dancers, i

headdress of floral lace and
pearls, She carried a bouquet of
yellow baby. roses’ ‘and white
miniature carnations.

Maid-of-honor Miss Judy
Pearson of Penticton and
attendants Miss Shari Chap-
man of Victoria and Mrs, Helen
Jones of Duncan wore identical
floor-length | princess — styled
gowns of yellow Swiss dot and
carried bouquets of yellow
chrysanthemums,

Best man was Mr. Rodney

Jones of Duncan with Mr. -
Lorne Wright of: Clearwater °

and Mr. Michael Dougan of
Duncan sharing ushering duties,
Yellow and white stream-

“ers and bells decorated Silver-
ton. Memorial Hall: for the

receplion where the wedding
cake, made by the bride's
mother and decorated by Mrs,
Wanalall of Nakusp, centered
the bride's lace covered table
decorated with yellow and
while chrysanthemums and
yellow tapers.

The lace cloth was cro-
cheled by the bride's grand-
mother,

For her daughter's wed-
ding, the bride's mother wore a
lime floral crepe dress and a
corsage of red baby roses, The
groom's mother chose a mauve
crepe dress and'a corsage of
white roses,

Master of ceremonies was
Mr. William McKay of Camp-
bell River who read congratula-

a CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 23, 1973

tory messages from Ottawa,
Northwest Territories and Now
Zealand.

For traveling to Banff and
Jasper, the bride donned a
dross of red and white Swiss
dot and corsage of red and
white carnations,

The newlyweds now reside
at 1307 - 11th Ave. N., Port
Alberni,

Besides the bride's grand-
father, 93-year-old Mr. G.
Wright. of Winfield and the
groom’s grandmother from
Victoria, guests were from
Campbell River, Duncan, Port
Alberni, Victoria, Vancouver,
Kelowna, Winfield, Kamloops,
Penticton, Ganges and Hudson
Hope.

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and acrobats is part of the Star
Stectacular which offers family
entertainment,

The Red Army Chorus is:

steeped in’ the traditions of

Mother Russia. Since that day
in October 1928 when the first
was given, the

te for
blood! She won't know the price
ofa penny book of matches, but
she'll compute your worth on

the first date. She’ needs a‘

computer to fix up her bank
balance, but could find her wey
to a downtown sale if y
dumped her in the middle oft the
Sahara.

As for the Simpering
Spinster, she's the most harm-
less of them all. In her anxiety,
she'll work like a horse for her
mate. And why not? She often
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