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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Septomber 26, 1979

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Discourage purchase
of de-scented skunks

The B.C, Ministry of
Health is discouraging people
from buying young, de-scent-
ed skunks from pet stores
because the animals are
possible rabies carriers.

The importation of
young skunks from the U.S.
for sale as pets in this

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eral authorities. However,
the skunks now offered in
some B.C. pet stores origin-
ate from Ontario, which has
rabies in its wildlife Pop-
ulation,

who have recently bought
such animals to remember
that they require six months
quarantine for full protec-
tion.

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She collects
new items
that tickle
her fancy:

Two olderly gontlomen
wore waiting at the bus stop
when a lady, as naked as a
jaybird, stepped out of her
house to pick up a paper from
the corner rack. One old gent
nudged the other. The second
turned, his mouth féll open
and his false teeth fell out.

That's one of the items
that tickled the fancy of Ella
Call Smith, a Vancouver
woman .who collects funny

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Poise and charm that will take

him anywhere in the world

A new John Travolta
you might not recognize —
smooth, elegant, oozing
charm from every pore — is
about to glide sinuously into
the spotlight.

The new model is even
now being refined and polish-
ed by Francis Lederer, a
veteran Hollywood smoothie

‘who's being paid $500 an

hour to kick the sweathog out
of Winnie Barbarino.

“We hired Francis Led-
erer because-he's an expert
in Playing the perfect gentle-
man,” says Travalta’s press
agent, Michelle Cohen.

“We want him to teach
John how to behave with
such poise and charm that he
would be accepted by society
anywhere in the world.”

The remake has been

‘ordered by the producers of

“American Gigolo,” Travol-
ta’s new movie.

For the past two
months, Lederer, a leading
man of the Thirties, has been
making twice-weekly visits
to Travolta’s Beverly Hills
apartment to teach the young
superstar what it takes to be
a well-mannered gigolo.

And, as proof that he's
not as dumb as he looks,
Travolta has already mas-
tered such intricate man-
oeuvres as lighting a lady's
cigarette and helping her out
of a car,

Lederer — who charmed
such exotic leading ladies as
Joan Bennett, Ida Lupino and
Lynn Bari in his day as a
big-screen lover — says of
Travolta:

“He is a truly gently

man, He's an incredibly sen-

Asks for crackdown

British Columbia doctors
are asking the provincial
government to crack down on
drivers who do not wear
seatbelts.

Dr. Mel edvorg of
Nanaii the

“The animal

B.C. Medical A

of B.C., with the ion of
bats, is rabies-free,” said Dr.
A.A. Larsen, provincial epi-
demiologist. “It is an enviable

good homes. Healthy
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and we want to
keep it that way.

“We have no guarantee
that these skunks were not
raised in the wild or not
exposed to rabies,” said Dr.
Larsen. “Skunks are of parti-
cular concern to us because
they and foxes are the main
carriers of such infection.

“If rabies ever got into
B.C. via these pet store
skunks, it could sweep
through our wildlife and
possibly eventually involve
human victims.”

Dr. Larsen said young
de-scented skunks may be
very pleasant pets but, as
they grow older, they often
get cranky and sometimes
run off to live in wild
surroundings.

He added that health
offices are advising persons
“The word “cowpoke” ori-
ginated from cattlemen
whose duties included poking

Aah cattle in boxcars to keep

them on their feet so the cars
could be filled to capacity on
their way to the market.

pected,

HELP WANTED

ASSISTANT ICEMAKER required by the Castlegar &
District Curling Club for the 1979-80 curling season.
Experience is not necessary, but willingness to
learn icemaking procedsres, and matters related
to the general operati:n of a curling club, is ex-

Interested a splicants may contact
Club President Lloyd Ish
365-7735 or 399-4490

says his group's emergency
traffic safety committee car-
ried out a survey’ which
shows the number of un-
buckled drivers has increas:
ed considerably since seat-
belt . legislation was intro-
duced in October, 1977.

‘He said less than 40 per
cent of drivers now use their
belts.

The survey, he said,
shows there was a significant
drop in fatalities and acci-
dents causing serious injuries
when people buckled up after
the legislation was first intro-
duced.

The attorney-general's
ministry said 2,300 people ia
B.C. have been

JOHN TRAVOLTA
«-. getting polished

sitive person who is extrem-
ely willing to learn and does
it without the slightest em-
barrassment. I think that’s
the secret to his success.”
Part of Lederer’s cam-
paign to impart the smooth-
ness of marble to Travolta's
personality includes a con-
frontation with a real gigolo,
no great feat in Beverly Hills,
where they can be found
thigh-deep in the Polo
Lounge, flicking their gold
Hunhills and constantly
checking their tank‘ watches.

‘The only living, talking, °

breathing beneficiary to date
of Travolta’s new polish is his

long-time girlfriend and pro-
duction company assistant,
Kate Edwards.

“You know, he doesn't
realize he's doing it but he
keeps opening all the doors
for me and he's being really
wonderful,” says Kate, who's
easily pleased.

“He's developed all that
olde worlde charm and it's
lovely. Francis Lederer even
taught him how to kiss 4
lady's hand. In fact, he's
learning all the things that
every gentleman should
know.”

Lederer, who made his
Hollywood debut in 1984 (21
years before Travolta was
born), is excited about his
pupil.

“Travolta is the biggest
sensation in motion pictures
since, I would say,” he says,
“Clark Gable. He's very, very
versatile and he can do any-
thing.

“You've got to remem-
ber that he's been acting
since he was three years old
and that makes him a true
craftsman.”

Craftsman or not, Trav-
olta is bound to pick up some
social graces from Lederer.
The star of ‘Back

Fruitvale, and Castlegar areas.

Rental units, including homes, apartments,
housekeeping suites, etc., are needed.

There is also a demand for room and board
for single persons.

If you have accommodations that you wish
to register with us, please call Mary
Capalbo at 364-4329.

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Kotter, Grease and Saturday

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whole new style for his peers, .
who now communicate in

grunts and chew gum with

their mouths open.

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“Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. ‘Makortoft

Relatives & friends gather at
Makortoff-Davidoff reception

Relatives and friends gathered at the Hi
Arrow Arms Motor: Hotel sor. wedding

on July 14, foll

White pearl
attire.

of Beverly’ Mey Davidoff mia * Gary Ww.

Makortoff.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael, Davidoff of Tarrys and the
groom is the son of Mr, Bill Makortoff and

Mrs. Mary Zaitsoff.

The parents of the bride gave their
-in

earrings complemented her

Miss Brenda Demoskoff of Tarrys' was
maid of honor and bridesmaids were Misses -

Loretta Zoobkoff of Slocan Park, a cousin of

the bride and Lenny Davidoff of Tarrys, the
bride's sister.

The attendants were gowned in baby
blue polyester dresses in peasant style, worn

off the shoulder, with sheer pleated capes.

a

Doukhober

at their

ceremony
home.

For her special day, the bride “chose a
gown styled with a fitted bodice, long sheer
sleeves and full skirt, enhanced with face
appliques. The high neckline featured a
flower trim of Venice lace and the deep
flounce at the hemline extended into a

cathedral train.

Organdy bows and seed pearls formed

the dainty héaddress which

two-tier elbow-length veil edged with Venice
lace daisies, She carried a bouquet of red
roses, white carnations and baby’s breath.

Accounting
offered at
Selkirk College

An announcement of in-
terest to persons on pro-

- fessional accounting | pro-

grams was made by Jack
“Yolland, chairman of the
business administration de-
partment at Selkirk College.
Yolland advises that, in co-"
operation with the Society of
Management Accountants of
British Columbia, his depart-
ment will offer the society's
course No. 31, “Cost and
Management Accounting.””
This presents, for the first
time, an opportunity for
students in this area to study
the topic in a classroom
setting.

The course, f to be taught
by CG. Lenf aE? -

Each wore a white picture hat, enhanced
with a band of blue tulle forming a bow and.
adorned with white and blue-tinted daisies.

Their bouquets were comprised of white and

breath.

blue-tinted daisies, interspersed with baby's

Best man was Mr. Gordon Popoff of
Crescent Valley and ushers were Mr. Gary
Davidoff, a brother of the bride and Mr. Joe
Boulin of Crescent Valley.

Master of ceremonies was Mr. Leonard

Voykin of Pass Creek, and the toast to the

secured her

bride was presented by her uncle, Mr. Bill
Davidoff of Pincher Creek, Alta.
Following a honeymoon trip to Vancou-
ver and Victoria, the newlyweds have taken
up residence in Slocan Park.

Musselman services

held last

Private funeral service _
was conducted Saturday
from the chapel of the Castle-
gar Funeral Home for Rob-
son resident Allan Mussel-
man, 95, who died Wednes-
day of last week in the
Castlegar and District Hos-
pital.

was

Saturday

.1959,,,the Musselmans, came,

the Castlegar area, where
they have resided since.
Surviving is his wife,
Alma of Castlegar; a daugh-
ter, Ada, of Ontario; four
step-daughters, Mrs. R. (In-
ga) Palssen, Gladys Nelson
and Edith A. Henderson, all
of Casth and Mra. A.

Mr;
born Aug. 14, 1884 in On-
tario. He later moved to
southern Saskatchewan
where he farmed for some 30
years. In 1943 he married the
former Alma Nelson and, in

(Norma) Hammond of Ra-
dium; a step-son, Lorne Nel-
son of Prince Rupert; and six
grandchildren. :

Rev. Ted Bristow’ offi-
ciated. Cremation followed.

announces executive

Carol Iregon, newly-elec-
ted president of the Castle-
gar District Teachers’ As-
sociation (CDTA) has an-
nounced the names of the ex-
ecutive officers for the 1979-
1980 school year.

In' releasing the names,
Ireson emphasized that many
of the concerng that beset the
school district last year, re-
main unsolved. Declining en-
rollment, learning conditions
and budget input are con-

. cerns which the CDTA would

like to discuss at. the com-
mittee level.

“Maintaining a good
working relationship with
the board and keeping com-
munication channels open

should encourage both. par-
tles to arrive at mutually
agreed upon solutions,”. she
said. ‘
Supporting the new pre-
sident are vice-president
Robert Cacchioni, past pregi-
dent Jim Norris, secretary
and

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CASTLEGAR NEWS; September 26, 1979

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Dy Teachers association / Police Briefs

The Anvil Iron Works
located on Robson Road was
unlawfully entered shortly
after midnight on Wednes-
day, according to a report by
Castlegar RCMP. Police said
entry was gained by prying
off a sheet of plywood from a
window, and a chainsaw and
Billa were stole RCMP

driven by Mark Davis was
sideswiped by a vehicle driv-
en by Mathew Rohn, but
police state they will make no
decision as to the respon:
sibility of the accident, as
they did not attend the scene,
and it is presently under
investigation by ICBC. The
Castlegar News would lik like to

David Langmuir,

In charge of Agreements
is Jonnifer Carter, Learning
Conditions — Judy Campbell
and Professional Develop-
ment — Carol Couch.

Geographical Rep is
John Landis, Alternate —
Terry Rogers, Status of
Women — Charis Hodgeon
and Public Relations — John
Eggleton.

Tolstoy to be discussed
at Baha'i meeting

Baha'i Release
Count Leo Tolstoy and
his appreciation of the Baha'i
Faith will be the topic of a

public meeting in Castlegar’

Montreal, Que.,
speaking on the subject of
the great Russian writer
Count Leo Tolstoy, his life,
vision of religion, ‘and his
knowledge and appreciation
of the Baha'i faith. :
Tolstoy has written two
celebrated novels, War and
Peace (1869) and Karenina
(1877). He also is known for
- his short stories, diaries, and
essays. Dr. Ghadirian states:
“Undoubtedly, much. of
Tolstoy's power as a pro-
trayer of men and events
stemmed from a passionate
and lifelong search for truth,
a search which transformed
him from a care-free young
literature and man-about-
town into a social reformer of
herole proportions and
into a spiritual leader whose
breadth of view transcended
Russian, and indeed Western

traditions.

“Tolstoy’s spiritual
search attracted him to a
wide > range of reformist and

Royal College of Physicians
and Surgeons of Canada. His
main research interests and
contributions lie in the areas
human emotion and cre-
ativity, trans-cultural psychi-
atry; and the pharmacologi-
eal aspects of psychiatry.
Dr. Ghadirian's talk on
Tolstoy and the Baha'i faith is
open to all those wishing to
attend. For further infor-
mation please phone Rebecca
Strouse.

On or off the job

Of all the injuries that
workers suffer, the common.
trips and slips still make up a
big percentage, say experts
at the Workers’ Compen-
sation Board.

Their regulations re-
quire that worksites be kept
free from liquids and rubbish °
that can cause these acci-
dents.

At home, remember that

finally a pool.of spilled coffee or a

child's toy on the stairs can
cause injuries just as serious
as the hazards of the work-
place. Wipe up and pick up,
advises the Workers’ Com-
Penaation Board.

the break: ‘in,
Ld .

ROMP report that Jo-
seph Klein of Castlegar has
been charged with passing on
the right following a two
vehicle accident on Columbia
Avenue on Sept. 18. A 1979
white tractor trailer driven
by Marvin Palmer, of Lister
received $500 damage while
Klein's vehicle had approx-
imately $2,500 worth of dam-
age.

* 8 «©

Two individuals were
charged following a Sept. 18
accident involving a car and a
motoreycle on Columbia Ave.
and Green St. The motorcy-
clist, Thomas Frost, 20,. of
Blueberry Creek was charg-
ed with passing while unsafe
todo so, and the driver of the
vehicle, Merlyn Jeffery, 46,
of. Fruitvale ‘was charged
with moving his vehicle while

“unsafe to do so, according to

RCMP. Damage to the mo-
torcycle was estimated at
$1,200 and to Jeffery’s vehi-
cle $900.
LJ * o
No charges were laid
according to police, following

‘a single vehicle‘accident that

sent a passenger, Lydia
Chernoff to hospital with cuts
and bruises. Police report
that a 1976 Toyota driven by
Fred Barisenkoff, 21, of Cres-
cent Valley sustained about
$6,000 damage.
* * o

A mistake appeared in
the Castlegar News on Sept.
19 due to an error in a police
news release, and a misin-
terprétation of the report.
The report stated a Rohn
Mathew was involved in a
two vehicle accident, where-
as the individual's name was
Mathew Rohn. In addition it
was reported that a vehicle

to the
involved for any embarrass-
ment that might have been
caused due to the report.

FRANK'S

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F. A. (Fred) Uwazny

at: Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel,

Castlegar, B.C.
Tel. 365-7282

ON: October 2, 1979

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but his
association, at the close of his
life, “with” followers of the
then little-known Baha'i faith
makes an intriguing chapter
to this great man's life.”
Dr. Ghadirian was born
in Iran in 1986 and received
his Doctorate of Medicine in
1962 at Tabriz University. He
came to Canada after com-
pleting post-graduate train-
ing in the United States to
pursue advanced studies in
psychiatry at McGill Univer-
sity.
He is a fellow. of The

6 f_ SULUELT2 DIRECTORY |

R.LA., will be held at the col-
lege's Castlegar campus on
Thursday nights from 7 to 10
p.m. commencing Sept. 27. A
minimum of 12 registrants
are required but letters of
intent have already been re-
ceived from that number so it
would appear that the course
is ensured. Any others want-
ing the course should send a
part-time application/regis-
tration form with the fee of
$150 (which .covers lessons
notes, text, and the Society's
final examination fee.) The
form tmay be obtained from
any Selkirk College campus.
Yolland emphasized that
this is a 20-lesson course of
considerable weight, and it
should be attempted only by
those who have a solid back-
ground_in financial account-
ing. 2
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The poker term “deud
man’s hand” is a pair of aces
anda pair of eights together.
‘This was the hand “Wild Bill” -
Hickok was holding when he
was shot from behind and
killed in Deadwood, Dakota
Territory, in 1876.

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ST. DAVID’S
8 a.m. Eucharist
9 a.m. Eucharlst
and Sunday School
Morning Prayer
on Fourth Sunday.
: Robson
2nd & 4th Sunday
-11:00 a.m.
- Rev. Desmond Carroll
365-2271

UNITED CHURCH

OF CANADA
_ 1401 Columbla Avenue -
CASTLEGAR
ganda School 10:40 a.m.
Worship 11:00 a.m.

ROBS!
1st & 3rd Sun. 9:45 a.m.
Rev. Ted Bristow
9365-8337 or 365-7814

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
OF PENTECOST |

below Gastlesica Plaza
Ph. 365-6:
9:50 a.m. Sanday Schoo!
11 a.m. Worship Service
7 p.m. Fellowshlp Service
Tuesday, 7 p. vi Cottage

Val Lelding,. veut Pastor

SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH

1471 Columbia Ave., Trail
Saturday Services
Sabbath School: 9:30 a.m.
Divine Service: 11:00 a.m.
Wednesday 7:30 p.m

Pastor D. Zinner
G 366-2649

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| ST. PETER LUTHERAN | PETER LUTHERAN

st. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH .

405 Maple St.
Worship Service 11 a.m.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.

“Everyone Welcome’
Lowell Kindschy
or
Plisten to the Lutheran
Hour Sunday, 11:30.a.m.
on Radio CKQR

‘ST. RITA’S CATHOLIC

Rev. Michael Guinan
Ph. 365-7143
Saturday Night Mass

7

p.m.
Sunday Masses at
8a.m. and 10a.m.

ST. MARIA. GORETTI.

Genelle — 12 Noon

CHURCH OF GOD

804-7th Ave., South

Church School
345 a.m. .
Morning Worship
1:00 a.m.

Pastor tra Johnson
Phone 365-6762

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN

7th Ave. South
9:45 a.m.
Sunday Schoo!
11:00 a.m. Worship
Infant Nursery and
Junior Congregration
Minister H. M. Harvey

CALVARY BAPTIST

809 Merry Creek Road
Next to Cloverleaf Mote!
Castleaird Plaza

Family’ Bible Hour
a.m.
Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.
Evening Praise
6:30p.m.
Wed., Bible Study
7:30 p.m.

Pastor John Hilt
Church Office 365-3430

——PENTECOSTAL——
TABERNACLE
767-1st Ave., North
Pastor Roy Hubbeard
Church: Ph. 365-5212
Sunday School 9:50 a.m.
Morning Worship

1am.
evening Service

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Meets at Kinnaird Hall
Sunday Bible Class
and: —

Worship
10 a.m. to-12 Noon

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