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The palace pups...

. .. by JOHN WOODS

tion of race horses In Britain, When she
like to tell the story with 'glee‘In their —_ goes to Ascot she can be seen leaping up
voles Not because they are disloyal to and down in excitement when one of
the Queen, but because it‘enables them her mounts urtles down: the MayWAnD Me, end Mrs.
to get their re lh on the hated corgi _eleat Ant She has’ also been ‘known to Pierre Maynard oriNeleon a'gon,
dogs which are E! zabeth’ 's great pas- .; mutter some unregal remarks when her ' i > sere : 2 x E > : F mine Anan. 1.
ston in life. horse is belng outsmarted or outrun by i : : : fo: UB ‘ iB wan i
The incident happened when Pine ce tenn ther, : oe ‘ : : H : st Ise" } tat R vom and Mra: Roland
Andrew, now 19, was still a toddler in Horses are ‘sometimes a ‘subject of : 2. bas : ‘ eg : : eleon,a.dgughtery: born,
the royal nursery at the Teo Likethe argument between the Queen and her t : op Uk . 5 . aia ; 4 P Snth gal Feet th: R x 4 woe
other youngsters he enjoyed watching : oh : 2 oan To Mr. and wt Jamie:
the wrestling programmes 0 Saturday Ed ‘Trail, a.s0n; born Deo. :
of yet Ba ‘of 214
ai hard;

The servants at Buckingham Palace.

afternoons — and clearly
the men flinging cach oth

MoCOLM —.Gledys MoCoim, bees
of Frultvale,: died Jan, '12.at her
‘conducted Jan.

wae
6 from the Full Fal Covet Assembly -
is Frultvate with Low.

“RULE 9 <a SHELL KNOW 20 Weng pW ICR aatay
pono Ne i i \ Hs

M ri
Hes pee narey, with Br _, Popritmunded by the Queen for beating.

his.moi
ount during a contes' men and’ women, : together e OMAR

‘As soon as he managed e a hold of
one of the animals he sent the dog flying
over a ring of chairs which he set up as

at Mickie McEwan ™ orial Hall,

delight, chasing the emt hoon a Certainly she . an: ar cree #3 : i ef ™ ‘An evening of fun’ and
around the room. cine rs Pardee te on ae lg bear GUN SHOW: ais will be presented by
them fe . o u
nt { i ; |

e A Cappella Singers under
e direction of Helen Da!

with a. brass, quartet, will Witowhaven Private
sing a’ Praetorius Motet, a "eral

_ work of the late 16th century.

officiating: Interment wse st Fruit.

an arena. With great excitement he told - c ‘ : . : = . : Nelson, on the evening of Jan. .
his horrified mother: “I a am wrestling : = Ma - : by NELSON ROD . GUN CLUB f vat the Trail Junior High
e corgis. 1 am winning? February 2&3 — 10.a.m. ‘til 9 p.m. 00) ‘
There was a stern rebuke for Andrew, ‘This group” has esta- bz, of
and an; words were uttered “to the TABLE PRIZES ® DOOR PRIZES © REFRESHMENT: , Gardner, +
A Table Rent $5.00 Public $1.00 lished a fine reputation for. list. “Her | mother, Isobel 1S Inifoun! Mount hae Hospital chapel of ‘Castlegar’ Funeral

+ Moore,: who will accompany lome with: neve ‘Ted §:ristow of.
See new guns, old guns, collections, target rifles, her, has concertized exten- chapelyot asa Fun Hore Interment was ‘at Park
custom knives. Buy, sell, look, or trade. : Memorial Cemetery.

M
sively in Europe and North _filating Burial wee. In. Nolson eenet
Phone 359-7038, 229-5406, 352-2471. ‘America, as well as recording /M¥ . y WALLACE — Danna Wallace, $9,
for the CBC; BBC, Ba EVATKOFF — Anne Gevatkoff, ° at Tra ji
ns fs ms Radio, ‘and the “Bela Bartok '7or ol Octtechenia, dled Jan. 12 at Regions!) Hi
; “ nor of The In- edition of Hungaroton Rec-
He snapped at - “ : iernational Year of the Child, pest. and concded pele el het
and ripp Tipped my Mitte clove. wenever . “ i bed 2 d ill feature a’ group of Te oad
forgo ee A aon
- Specifically

and

for.” chil- es sate {fall interment wast Soon

at was 25 ye reviously! for, ‘Canada’s 4 Interment was in ’
chase ¥ no ‘Enow | the out wever chamber Cometery {hi

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COUNTRY ( % eae

by Doug Davis, fF Centre;
petacntney |  . 514\Vernen St,
Phene:

365-5519 or 226-7272 :

Road Building ; : : ; eS Tees yes wei ae
SNOW PLOWING. :
- * Road Gravel
g Concrete Gravel
———— . — eed Basement Digging
PRINCE ANDREW was fond of giving fee tugs to his mom's corgis. ‘ : 3/4 Crush
there. The

Fill Gravel
Queen's corgis trap;
Queen pelle ats a wallet —

Aad fi her. r agnual personally signed WINTER RATES xg

er 1608 THY HAD me!

ye oH ‘Rev. C. loward
Assisting the Singers ficiatin ‘Burial was in the family MARTIRANO
will be Shauna. Rolston of. plot at Nelson Memorial Park. eadeo. Martirano . ( Henle ae
Banff, Alta.,who, at age 12s gagoNeR)— ie formerly» of Robson,

a national sensation as ‘cel- aie, seve oo prsceten on den. 11,

Bitherland Highlanders re sone held Ja 16 from the
8

adcur stely ming the animal,
cc nal e a
Vee man ma’am,” "bald the si

staff who were supposed to, be’ super-
col-
onel who. was sceompanying the

vising the play of the Queen's ‘second
son and ‘his younger brother Edward.
Aa upset dogs Avie i oothed by ‘Her ran
fajesty and as she left the nurse! e:
all went trotting off at her feels.” a nek “a hays brought him lum s of sugar to

Andrew's scant regard for the corgis tem
and the rough treatment he so hap BP ly pescteig ce T met him in
ac- Edinburgh in

rought smiles of satis!

Interment
Comet

Enterprises”
SS No. 1, Site 26, Comp. 6,
CASTLEGAR, B.C: VINSH7

An augmented chorus of

a is one recorded case where a -
policeman on duty was patrolling the
unds of the palace when a corgi
suddenly leapt out uf a bush and nl,
him savagely on ‘the foot. Thinking¥
was on his own, for it was evening:

3 ar Ou
t bi rly di
and a Roadotane propery there to
remind her ft were necessary —
of its place in in her (hat et ons.
For instance at Windsor there'is a

ich :
20th Foon . a . vy ee ;
iost 15 years, the fal com- e ; -
non Hf. 2 .

pa the err

< The; individuals the dogs have
ver" iched have been the: Queen’s

Hi children, and from bitter experience
ert the Queen the Have: also kept out of Frlnee

appeared through the gloom, and said ith Rea ec has 'a:bable of

sternly: | “D' id I see you atta

corgi?” Replied the policeman: ‘He elt

ce the do, id
me ma’am.” That was nu excuse, for’ Prince Philip — unlike policemen or To this da r
next day the policeman was transferred workers — is not going to be dis- Christmas i day there is a special 18
from palace dy duty and sent to work in a missed! jueen to a police sergeant at San-
suburs of London Buckingham Palace the Queen's Gingham. He had risk
It is not only her corgis which are dogs can go anywhere they wish without out onto a frozen ‘lake;
unl ie in the Passion wh ch the een any resi ctions at all. There are bowls en
olds for animals. le loves almosi =
every form of pet there is, and although of water. In-nearly ,ev Foom, and
people are not aware of it, she is-tre-
mendously interested in racing
pigeons.

Several times a year she puts aside
her royal duties and, motors to the
modest home. of a now retired car-
penter, he invites her into his lHving-

rom. ae Hall's Nashville
utogr party for promo-

ar ne jeutoblography.

e Storyteller’s. Nashville,
rew crowds of music’ in-
justry: executives and ‘fans. -

airplane with an electronic

VRE : Log. loader operators,
family, of of eight boys, and meth experienced on 966 grapple
na farmx
eight, aries and and familiar with species are
members of his: family nad needed in Harrop.
oomes from Ee over _ the
continent and Hawaii for. the
reunion. Some hadn't. seen i ferseyman,o 0
each other for 30 years. The auto mechanic, port
‘audience gave them alla big © i "experience is wanted in
round of ‘eppiguse. : :

rescue two-of-
el
we bi

(Consumer Facts =

* it takes one servant 8 several hours to 4
m-room to room making si
water in each and € every bowl. Ms both

clean and fresh.

+: Anybody with an animal “hard-luck”
story will always get a from
the Queen. Every day: hundzeds of
letters are addressed to it Buck-

ae ay
rh at e

b wife.
= anniversa:
home: in ison): -

room for a cup of tea. For several hours
Queen Elizabeth discusses a subject
which fascinates both ber, host,’ Len
Rush and herself — pigeo:

For the past 18 pears “Rush has
been in charge of the ‘Royal Lofts’ as
they are called Ee is the royal col-
lection of ee ar)

Queen, in Tact, inherited her
pigeons from previous monarchs on the
throne. During the Second World War
she. handed over almost her entire col-
lection to the armed forces who used
the pigeons for intelligence work car-
rying vital messages for hundreds of

mothe one place where the public can

ingham Palace from ane er Britain,
All receive an official reply ¢ ‘signed bya
secretary. Rarely does the Queen

respot Personally, for she just does not
have the ft

One lucky ‘correspondent recently was
a Susan Eedi com-

family from
home ff she did not get rid of ker pet do;
Scruffy. The letter went to the x sen
who personally int intervened as! Sov
ernment minister to intercede with the
authorities in question.
‘aica ‘was given the dog after my father

Cook frozen vegetables
in ‘oil.

To insure  tender-crisp
vegetables, measure 1 table-

- -spoon of oil into a saucepan or

skillet. Add a 10 or 12 ounce
package of frozen vegetables,
salt and pepper or add any
other desired seasonings.
Cover the ‘pan / (tightly
and cook over'medium to low

~ heat for.8 to 12 minutes or -
* just until vegetables are

tender.’ :
The time will vary with

Know your travel ward-
robe.iC8 Choose easy-care fab-
rics and plan around basic
colors we coordinating ac-

rau blue, make those your
basics and plan accessories
around them. Since you'll
aim for a capsule wardrobe,
just choose the clothes and
colors you. really feel and
look great ii

If your travel clothes are
new, wear them beforehand
to see how they wash, spot.
wrinkle, dry clean. You want
no surprises en route.

Here are some tips to keep
comfortable and well dressed
while traveling:

Select carefree clothes.
Washable synthetics and
knits need little or no ironing.

Cotton is cooler but needs

more care.
«Carry on breakable
items, valuables like cameras

”* said Susan. ''Scruffy is my friend
and tt tote ane wold that € the ¢ een. I
said that he does not harm

why can't he live with me?”

intervention by the Queen, Susan ene

her dog.

Keep i it light and neat...

and jewelry, one change of
clothing and aerosols. G

«Take an extra pair of
glasses or contacts, and your
Prescription.

s Remember important
papers like passports, tickets
and your address book. Keep
them with you at all times or
put them in your. hotel safe.

«Use traveler's checks
and credit cards whenever
Possible. Never carry more *
cash than needed.

* Take luggage you can
carry yourself. Porters are
not always available: sit

CLOSED.

For Stock Taking
Jan. 31
Building Supply

104 Silica St., Nelson.
352-3135

-3 ‘ iY

is country
. freshness!

ii

s0 ‘
r the type and tenderness of

the vegetables. During the

first part of the cooking stir -

and turn the frozen block to
melt and break .up, then
shake or move the pan sev-
eral times to prevent vegeta-
bles from sticking to the pan.

For .very starchy or
stalky vegetables you might
need to add s couple table-
spoons of water. .

You'll find your vegeta-
bles will stay brighter and
more vitamins and minerals
will be saved,

Consumer Facts -is a
public service feature. of
Castlegar. News/Mid-Week
Mirror in conjunction with
Super Valu Stores.

Packing de easy {_

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Congratulations
John and Denise Patrick:

on the gpening of

Trapper John’s
Restaurant

Salmo, B.C:

We invite you to énjoy John’s quality dining or just:
drop in for coffee in the warmth of precision log
construction. .

HIGHLAND L0G.
BUILDERS

| LOG BUILDING CONTRACT
Box 2686, Creston, B.C.

Ph. 428-9678

Bae re

<Rageslered Trade

‘Now for people with a bigger hunger, there’ sa
burger. Our great “6 to a pound burger”? with ©

_“more burger than bun”™. Then we double the meat

To a full 1/3 poundt. Our double burger. And we °

feature it Tuesday's from 4 pm as our Family Special.

Come see how tender, deliciously-cooked curs
all-beef burger is. Sea how it stacks
up against your burger, while
it's halfthe regular price, -
this Tuesday, during our
Family Special.

Castlegar Dairy Queen
. 604 2nd St., Castlegar B.C.

~: Johnny Rodtiguer with

Mts: fom |. Hall

To promote the aut a oon
api ear

in Sel
steal on much Ann Leach's
f, the Matter’ radio

ee
McClain ‘has been

Charly
set fora suedate tour: with
the: Oak ani

whom -she sings her single,

_ ‘Hate the Way | Love t').

Performances are scheduled
Va.; Greensboro,
raver,
Tenn.;

ofa, i
wlio cent and Huntington, :

Bill Anderson:and the Pot
Folks _Band have been
scheduled to appear for

tthe famous ©:

Hope, nce: Welk,
loone and Rich Little.
jerson’s road-show for
1980 is billed as the only
pomviets. mulll-mede show
in country

His current single le is’ ‘More
Than a Bedroom Thing,’ ai

his upcoming album is scald ss

"Nashville Mirrors. to
feleased: in January. *

Photo; as Saaplctiog the
couple’ Aner years ‘together
were on displ ey througout
the house and _stirr

featured stich acts as’:

memories and spied. cane
versation of happy ti

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