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TORONTO (CP) — Show. business, sports's other | «land i and real estate “Eddie,” the jockey who rode in 21 Kentucky Derby races’ -
high- people are playing a role in'the promotion of ; Canada; the’ United States and ‘overseas, i and was a two-time Triple Crown winner.. d
Junior. resource panies, . if Balt HOLDS INTEREST. } Stock promoter Murray Pezin ‘likes to have
Night Hawk has oil ‘and natural'gas prop in if with his Y nan is
(-/Mexas and a permit on an oil and gas play in the interior of one example and another is Milton Berle, who owns 16.2

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MR. AND MARS. JOHN SHKURATOFF ' >“

In a traditional Russian
wedding Venerie Barisenkoff

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and John Shkuratoff were
united in marriage on Oct. 8
at the homes of both parents.
The bride is the third eld-
est daughter of Nick and
Kaye. Barisenkoff of Ootis-
chenia. The groom is the eld-
est son of John and Irene
Shkuratoff of Slocan Park.
The groom also celebrated

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... autumn wedding

Fall nuptials exc
in Russian ceremony.

his 21st birthday, making the
day even more ial. His
birthday toast was made by
the new bride.“

Evelyn Maloff of Ootis-
chenia, cousin of the bride,
performed bridesmaid duties
as~ well ‘as: proposing ‘the
bridal toast. Michael Pozni-
koff of Appledale, cousin of

hanged

attended the guest book.
All bouquets, boutonnier-
es, and corsages were made
by W. Nipko of Fruitvale.
A friend of both the bride
and groom, Nicholas Fom:
inoff of Winlaw, decorated

«the wedding cake.

There were more guests
I d to the evening

the groom, was.best man,
The reception was held at
the Castk Ce

MOTHER-IN-LAW

¢ BEAC?
FOR CHRISTMAS?

Dazzle her.in

‘TRADI

Complex which was: decor-
ated with burgandy, pink and
white streamers, bells and
h

The buffet-style’ meal en-
tertained 100 guests. Jim
Postnikoff of South Slocan,
brother-in-law of the bride,
was master of

dance who along with the
others danced to the music of
Amber. The newlyweds' first
waltz was Dr. Hooks ‘Years
From Now.

The honeymoon trip to
Spokane was taken the next
day after gift opening.

"go from thy spirit?

There’ is nothing of more

eternal value that any of us
,could éver’ write, How for-

tunate are we freelancers

‘understandest' my “thought

afar ‘off. Thou ‘compassest
niy path and my lying dows,
and art acquainted with all
my ways. For there is'not''a

“word in my tongue, but'lo, 0. :

Lord, thou’ knowest it al-

together: Thou bast beset me

behind and before, ‘and laid

for’ me; it is-high, I' cannot
attain unto it. Whither shall I
or whe-
ther shall I flee from thy.
presence? ‘

“If I'ascend up into heaven
thou art there: If I make my
bed in hell,: behold’ thou art

there. If I take the wings of | ~

the morning, and dwell in the
uttermost parts of the sea,
even there shall thy hand
lead me. It Say, ‘Surely the
darkness shall cover’ me;
eyen the darkness shall’ be
light about me. Yea the
darkness hideth ‘not from
thee; but the night shinethias
the day: the darkness and the
light are both alike to thee.
For thou hath possed my
‘reins: thou hast covered me
in my mother’s womb. I will

praise thee for I am fearfully |’

and wonderfully made; mar-
vellous are thy works; and
that my soul knoweth right
well...

“... search me, O God and

If you are looking for that
everlasting way it is found in
Christ the’Son of God. Bow
before God humbly and he
will reveal to you the way of

Nicole Barisenkoff, sister
of the bride, and Tannia. Ror.
isenkoff, cousin of the bride,

mous, and Grand Forks,
The newlyweds now resids

‘COMINCO

Believe God, he can show:
you the way better than any
preacher. :

inn, AND Mik
Evin, Moreau
wed.in Trail

Zoyia Mae via sil Chris Armand Moreau af
Castlegar exchanged’ We vows before er
Clarke, Sept. 3 at the Saint Francis Xavier Church in
Trail.

The bride is the datightee of George G. Evin and the
late Patsy Evin of Castlegar, and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Moteat of Montrose.

Hitis MOREAU
in. Castlegar

overlay on the bodice,
and wrist ‘ruffles. To

large ubum flowers, outlined with
spider fern and compleri¢tited with stephanotis.”

">, Maid of honor was Heather Bonnett of Nanaimo. She
also wore a'three-quarter-length mauve satin dress with
large puffy sleeves and embroidery in the front.

In her hair she wore mauve satin flowers and to
complete her attire, se carried & bouquet of elegance,
fernand fresh baby's breath.

The groom wore & fas white tuxedo with
‘coat tails and a pink rose with babies breath in his lapel.

Best man was Pete? Korn of Fruitvale. He also wore
similar attire except in gréy. Ushers were Gerald Evin of
Castlegar and Marcel Moreau Jr. of Kamloops.

* Reception took place atthe Eagies Fraternal Hall in
Trail. The bride's théie color was pink, white and
mauve. wv > .

The hall was decorated with two large satin mauve

hearis and their names “Zoyia and Chris . . . always.”

‘They also had custom-made helium balloons with the

silhouette of a'man and a woman's face on them: Two

large chi glasses were di on the wall by
the bride's sister, Debbie Evin, in order to complement
her candy-filled champagne glasses for their guesta~~

The guest book was attended by Kirsten Moreau of

Kamloops, niece of the groom and Freddie and Shannon

Gienger of Castlegar, nephew and niece of the bride.

Master of ceremories was John Evin of Castlegar.

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dnsurers who are paying out' $36.1 million to the unidentified

Bicily. For, $260,000 U.S., Night Hawk acquired a
} 8216-per-cent: Aerie et rest in 276,200 hectares in the

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Central Basin of Sicily, . *

; Secretary for Night Hawk Resources Ltd. of Toronto.
|, Heading Night Hawk is his father, a self-employed oil
_ consultant, Nedo- jo)0: jae eB
|. Also on the Night Hawk board are Arthur Maloney,
~ former Ontario ombudsman, and Angel
; executive of Tridél Corp. of Toronto, the flagship
_ company for the Del Zotto family, which is‘engaged in

~ Where is

. LONDON (AP) — With 6,200 little gold. bars tn! hand;

thieves‘who pulled off Britain's biggest robbery could have
eager’ buyers allover, the world. ey

‘That's the opinion of police, security companies and the

+: owners of the three tonnes of gold. °

| Anthony John Blak, 31

announced the first arrest in the case this week.

was : with

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clandestine markets
almost $400'a troy ounce, ‘very desirable,
eS 5 MELT BARS

of the gang,
be six men, or the whereabouts of the hold,

‘which, if stacked, takes up the spacé of a twin bed.

Some officials tear the gold was quickly. slipped into

Gold can'be 1 as well as 1 aiid at

lo Del Zotto, chief ©

Movie star Gene Hackman, who won an Oscar in 1971”

for his role in The French Connection, is an investor in
‘Toronto Stock’ Exchange-listed Hale Resources Ltd. of
Beverly Hills, Calif... , >

Actress Farrah Fawcett was once shown as holding
100,000 shares of United Southfork Energy Inc. of Van-
couver. That company has some oil and gas holdings in
-Texas and in mid-1983 was considering the acquisition of
‘a Sony office products franchise in the Dallas-Fort Worth .
area,

"OE.G, Arearo of Miami, a director of United Siscoe
Mines Inc. of Toronto, is described as a self-employed
public relations consultant, ‘Arcaro is ‘more famous as

Asked at'a news conference whether it would be.
dispose of the gold, Powis said: “It would not be't
knowing the amount of gold smuggled on the inter:
scene.”

* -A source ‘with one of the insurers ‘said: “!
difficult to get rid of gold.in‘that quantity, bi

per cent of Berle Resources Ltd. of Vancouver.

i) Another laugh'generator is Andy Donato, cartoonist
for the Toronto Sun, whois a vice-president of Zahavy
Mines Ltd. of Toronto, which is managed by A.J. Lewis.
IKts shares are not listed on an exchange and traded
over-the-counter,

Another over-the-counter stock, Century Energy
Corp. ‘of Toronto, is controlled by Charles Finley of
Chicago, the former owner of the Oakland A's baseball
team.)

oe
_ Most of the companies tend to be quite speculative in

nature, but not all. United Siscoe, for example,

1982 revenue of $8.9 million and

ordinary items of $8.7 million. Night Hawk is tare junior,
“vith revenue of $966,056 and a loss of $210,935 for its

r ended Aug. 31.

VSE stock prices

Prices were mixed in heavy
trading Friday on the Van-
couver Stock Exchange. Vol-
ume'to close was 9,067,730
shares,

Of prices traded, 242 ad-

at .52.

Even if all you want is advice,

get in touch.
Jack Parkin
365-6664

Monica was up .20 at .64 on
128,500’ and Capricorn Re-
sources was steady at .40. on
105,500. Futurtek rose .18 at
-95 and Altar Gold was up .09

Kootenay Society

hristmas

from your friends in the

likely market is the backstreet jewelry. market
world.” _; 4 sf

TAKES

It would have to be melted down’ and woul ¢
time to disperse, the source said, indicating that the insu
“believe the thieves still have it.” rey |
'). The recipient of the stolen hoard could also have
someone in the secret: world of international arms =

said a second insurance company official.
“They can handle large

amounts of gold, o:

ced, 289 declined and 360

‘-unchanged. The VSE .

was 1078.04, down 4.05
the industrials, B.C. Re-

clandestinely,” he said. “They would want payment in gold if. 1

1 Thieves can/melt bullion’ bars to ‘remove identifying
;2erlal numbers and assayers’ stamps, and then slip them into
“any number of illicit markets to be transformed into jewelry,

; bought for hoarding or-used
such as arms or drugs.

to pay for other fllicit goods

“Gold is a commodity which is very easily.disposed of in

the world, particularly if it is

melted down and you change

its description,” said Conservative MP John Wheeler.
i: <2You've only got to think of its value in the Middle East,
the Far East, Taiwan, or any other place,” said Wheeler,
who specializes in police matters and is chairman of the
British ‘Security Industry Association.

David Powis, a deputy assistant police commissioner,

they don't want the transaction to'be traced.” a z
Other possible markets are in the Middle East, southern
Asia and the Far East, where hoarding of precious metals is
a traditional hedge against hard times or political upheaval.
Gold also has been'a vehicle for tax fraud in Britain. A
court in London is hearing a case involving evasion of $9
million in sales tax on’ $60 million worth of gold.
*’ ‘The gimmick, the testimony showed, was to buy South
African gold coins, which were not subject to
.the 16-per-cent tax when imported into Britain.
Then. the coins were melted and sold legitimately as
bullion bars, with the purchaser paying the seller the routine
16-per-cent sales tax, known as Value Added Tax.

7,000 ‘and Datel was un-
changed at $1.80 on 6,601.

Datatech was up .05 at $8.15 f

and York Centre class A was.
down 1/8 at $6 7/8.

On the resource board,
Triple-Crown warrants were
down .04 at .04 on: 252,000
shares, International Corona

jumped $1.50 at $9.87% on |

184,219, Nuspar was up .25 at
$1.84 on 147,300 and Cove
Energy. w: its were un-

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local Season's Greetings and help the Kootenay Society
forthe Handica; . For a donation of $2 or more, the
Society will ish your name in issues of the Castlegar

lews [ust prior to Christmas. (For a tion of $5 or more,
requested.)

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castiecird Plaza), i Savings Credit Union, Kootenay
rot eat nen, Papen ee Orage ee

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Course!

Canadian Money is at par on your

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A
and use of coupon must be estab-

said there are numerous “no questions asked” markets for

{ gold around the world.

The five’ defendants are accused of pocketing ‘the
$9-million VAT instead of paying it to the g

changed: at .04 on 118,000.

-term insurance

Krugerrand has sold more
than 89 million ounces since it

started producing the South
Afriéan coins in 1970. Krug-
errand outsells all other gold

coins b

Krugerrand,” Enloe said.
“It’s the best known financial
Product by name over any-
thing else one could think. of.”

the Krugerran:
Centre‘in New York.
“ “It's insurance and the
reason it’s insurance is that
for over 5,000 years the price
‘of gold has always kept up
with, or surpassed, the rate
of inflation,” David Enloe
- said in an interview. “There
is really no other asset you
could own or anything you
could save that has done
that.”

Enloe said the price of gold
has fluctuated widely in re-
cent years and some experts

sales are ‘directly tied to the
price of. gold, said Enloe,

‘while on a tour of Atlantic

Canada to promote the coins,

Enloe, ‘Krugerrand’s Can-
adian expert. said: bayeotts
against South Africa and its
apartheid policy have not
tarnished the reputation of

coins,
troduced smaller denomina-
tions in 1980 with an eye .to
the smaller investor. Krug-
gerrands now come in half.,
quarter- and‘one-tenth ounce
sizes, the smallest solling for
about $50. :
The coins, with an African
spring buck on the face, are

the Ki because in-
dividual investors are more
concerned with security than
politics.

:“The success of Kruger-
rand with 89 million ounces
sold worldwide suggests that

and are often made
into jewelry. Inthe United

’ States, owners have the coins

mounted as earrings, cuff
links and pendants which

make
said.- i

He said he has not seen.the
coins. mounted as often’ in
Canada,: but on the whole
Canadians are bigger gold
buyers than Americans. The
fact that it was illegal for in-
dividuals to own.gold in the
United -States for 40 years
may affect sales there.

Until tie Krugerrand was
introduced in 1970, there
really was not an easy way
for the smaller individual to
go out and buy gold. He said

wafers, . bullions and bars:

were available, but no one
product ‘ was” well known
throughout the world.

- the deyelopm oar

Monica Resources. warrants
were unchanged °at: .17 on
281,000 shares, Rea Gold rose

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predict the price, now abut
$500 an ounce, soar as
high as-$2,800 in the next 24
months. But he said investors
err when they try to make a

Toast to the bride was given by Gerald Evin, brother
of the bride. :

The couple will take a honeymoon trip to Disneyland
(and Palm Springs. They now reside in Castlegar.

that (politics) really isn'ta
problem.”
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gold coin — is because it is a

highly recognized, liquid .
Enloe said. “You don't put all commodity that is easy to
of your money into that and
you're not doing it to make
money.”

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“It’s sort of like Coca Cola
or something, the name

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He said it was important to get it there fast.

“First-Flight-Out,”’ I said.

But always look for a good deal, he advised: Free envelopes.
And a charge for the service of ten to twenty dollars, max.

“First-Flight-Out,”’ I said again.

To save time, we should be able to choose the flight, and have
our documents ready for pick-up within thirty minutes of arrival.

“First-Flight-Out,” I was beginning to sound like a broken
record.

He said that maybe I should try Pacific Western’s new
document shipping service. The Boss thought it was called First-
Flight-Out.

“Good idea,” I exclaimed.

A boss has to keep up with what's new, he noted.

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