RCMP MUSICAL RIDE tickets have arrived and these aig
ducky young people, Susan and Tyler, have the op,

funity to ol
Bowl with the approval

tain the first tickets from Lion Wall ma

of their dad, Cp. Marvin

orrill, who is shown-here displaying one of the
esters that are now around the city. The RCMP Musical
ide, sponsored by the Castlegar Selkirk Lions Club,
will perform July 18 and 19 during SunFest 81 giving
two performances at the Castlegar and District Com-

* tunity Complex. The first will beat 7 p.m. on duly 18
and the second at 11 a.m, July 19, The ride consleta of
36 horses and riders in a Intricate display of drills ac-

companied by music. In addition a twe
the Nelson subdivision Dog Sectlon wil
with tracking dogs. Tickets will be available at vari
locations through the West Kootenays where sign

: HALIFAX (CP) — A con-

i _ tract settloment between po-

a: liceand the city of Dart-

displayed. Prices are $3.50 for adults and $2.50 for

n=
sioners and students and $1 for children. Proceeds roceeds tra
the musical ride will be ysed by the Lions Club to a:
disabled persons In this the Year of the Disabled. The
ride will be stabled in the Castlegar and District Com-
munity Complex arriving during the morning of July 18.
The area will be open for visitors to view and speak
. + Can NowaFota by Lole Hughes.

with the cid

Pulpit & Pew

by Ministers in the West Kootenay

By TED BRISTOW
Castlegar United Church
Tm always interested in

learning how the other half

lives. .
This:time it was a first-
hand report from a social
worker.of one of. those-chil~..-.
dren we in the west can
“adopt.”
} He lives in a family of one
Husband, three wives, ,nino
children, and an extra re!-
ative.
; And some people in this’
country think that existing

with only one wife is expect:
ing too much!

People like that could
probably tell us quite a bit
about getting along with one
another, things we may need
to learn if housing costs force
us taone day have more than.
one family under a single

oot.
Their home is a mud hut in
a circular compound, shared
at night with 10 cattle, 10
goats, and two donkeys. The
report explained that if the
family food supply runs out ‘

Vital Statistics

ADY ond Mra, George
Ay af Cattlegors © san, born
dune 23.

BLUM — To Mr. and
Blom of Richrwond, formerly’ ot
‘Trall,a son born June 20.
BONDEROFE ‘— To Mr. and Mrs.
Sarg, Bonderoff of Casilegcr, 6
son, born Sune 22,

end Mrs. John
9 daughter,

ee

— To Mr, and Mrs. Eric
Eogers of Nefson, o daughter,
born Jun ‘

EVDOKIMO! ‘and Mrs.
Peter Evioklnal ca "Robson, a

Cae ot Kimberley, ©
bom Jun

HUTT — To Mr. and Mrs. Randall
Hatt ot Sensi adagughter, born
UKOFE — To Mr. and Mi

KASTR
Kasrukell of Crescent Valley,
son, born June 23,

KRISTIAN — To Me. and Mi
Lorry Krisiia Castlegar, o
“gon, born ‘nea

Mackay — To Mr. and Mrs, Jay
MacKay of Nelson, a son, born
June 18. —
MEZZABARBA — To Mr. ond Mrs,
Mike Mezzabarbo at Nelson,
son, born June 24,

Punse >To Mr. and Mrs. Randy
@ of Salmo, a son, born June
1 hs
RHILL — To mr. ond Mrs.
Bie Underhill of Nelion,"@ son,
born M

To Me and Mrs.

WALLACE —
Chris Wallace of Welzons a. ¢
df

doughtar, born June2)

YAWoRKS! —To Mr, and Ars,
Clarence Yaworski of Nelson, &
daughter, bom an

maria!
0 et the Thompson funerel

in Nelson, Cramation took

tice at Cranbrook,

BUCCIOL — farice © Bucclol, 69, a

Trail, died June 20 ot 1 cal

Regional Hospital ee eae
Rosary was recited June

24 from ‘St. Anthonys Cathalte
Church with. funeral “mass
ted-by Rev. Stan Frytek
thonys on June 25, In-

wes at Mountain View

Graveside jun
Se attielson Memorial Park ois
To Koff officiating.

01 PASQUALE — Morlonna. I
Pasquale, 99, of Trail, ged dune
pe a hom " foe ted

am St. Anthonys
Shotts chuteh at funeral
mass June 24 thonys
with Rev. Sten Eytan ‘officiating.
Burial at Mountain View
Cemetery.

MooKOFF -

MALNARICH satiia Malo
68, of Ceatlegar died June 23 a
erdiae. “Hoxpital,
ailing a. lengthy
was

Rev. Michael Guinan olticialing.
Bee ear Pork memorial
Cemetary.
ee i: — Bertha Moy Marlatt,
led June °22 at Mount Ste
Francis in Nelson. Memorial s
vice was held June 25 Irom falr-
view United Church in Nelson,

McLEAN — rence McLean, 77,

of Trail dies” june 20 in frail

Regional. Hospital. Memorial ser-

i ice won conducted June 23 from
Gorbersys Meme Memorial Chapel wilh

fev. Allan Walker officiating.

Crematien followed.

bps _ “paniel Bilson Mel
na Lake died Ju mal

eld June 25
Knon untied Church with
ry. officiating:
place at Cran-

MILINKO'
Milneovicn oh. of ‘Nelson Be
morial Ice

ROZINKIN — Pi tozinkIn,
90, of Siocon? Park hed June 26at
Trail Regional Hos capital, Funes Funeral
gervices were held June 26 and
from the ‘Costlegar Funerah
Shopal with Gotat Soca Park
Cematery.

Bette the. September har-
rest, animals are sold to buy
food,

Th animals are their sav-
ings account. Makes sense.
The family works very

-, poor soll and insufficient rain.,
There's no money for fer-,
tilizer. The little cash they
accumulate is used up in
taxes (sounds familiar), feed,
and shelter.

But they manage.

I think people who live like
that could tell us'a thing or
two. about managing to just
get by, yet still enjoying life.

For-the most fascinating
sentence in the report puta
its finger on what we may
need most to learn from the
other half: “If theira'is a life
filled with hard work. and
struggles to survive in an in-
hospitable environment, it is
alsoa life filled with laughter,
close family ties, and pride in
their culture,

Which. reminds ; me of
something Jesus once, said:
“A man’s life does not consist
in the abundance of his pos-
sessions.”

Tm. always .interested in
learning how the other half
-lives, because usually Pm re-
minded, through them, about
the poverty of our affluence,
and of what the good life is
really all about. ~

Will:resign..—:
if nof.given:
their support

MONTREAL (CP) —, Le
Devoir says Quebec Liberal
leader Claude Ryan has told
his caucus he will have to
resign if it does not rally

around him in opposition to“ ’

Prime Minister Pierre Tru:
deau's constitutional ~ prop-

osals,

The Montreal newspaper
says_Ryan told a caucus
meeting last Monday that if.
the Supreme Court of Canada.
judgment supports the -fed-
eral position, he will feel ob-
liged to :support the: Parti:
Quebecois government in'an ;
emergency debate of a resol- ..

tec from
ton a display:

ssist

| mouth hopefully will result in

aresumption of talks to end 8

v 20-day-old atrike by patrol-
» men‘in Halifax, Joe ‘Ross,

chlat Union negotiator, sald.
 Saturda:

Y
‘The’! 12¢member Dart.

*” mouth Police Association and

ji hours after police were in a

legal strike position.

2 mou mack:
”

bargaining in
week between unlon officials’ ,
and city Regotiators | with the.
assistanco, of two: provincial
labor. department’ mediators,
“We've gone throug!

. of intensive negotiations

“I would ‘like to think a :

* pesult ‘of the settlement
would be to make members
; of Halifax city council get to

department officials . Satur-
day about resuming negoti-
tions but no meeting was

ieduled with ‘elt; officials.

ope to
- bargaining table’ within the»
aid,

next 96 hours,” he

w I think‘ we’*have
agreement that” “both ‘sides
can live 'with.”) <° ”

*Under’ terms ‘reached in
the ‘city ‘of 65,000. ‘located

we long opposed the traps, :

_ used for. snaring most’ fur-

‘across the harbor. from Hali-

fax, a constable's wages will
increase 13.9 per cent in the
first year and 12.2 per cent in
the second, bringing his sal-
ary’ to $25,800 by the end of
the contract, : *

* Roes,’the executive direc: :

“tor ‘of ‘the Polieo. Association

of Nova Scotia; said the 200 -

s members ‘of:the: Halifax Pa-
Aste

tion who
n''strike since

been’
May 29 wil. "not sete ie ‘

anything - less” than
counterparts accept in Der
mouth. ©
15 A COMPROMISE
Ross described the Dart-

‘i's hailing
frogs and ducks?

PRINCE GEORGE
.f — Raining. ca!

poss{bility.
Weather technician Berl
Zilkie, after’ reading rec-

around ving eratures such
as frogs and fish that have
been swept up. in water.
spouts, | covered. with ice
and then dropped, he says.

gest Hailstorm
oceurred in 1930

that was. pummelied with
ice-covered ducks. ¢
Hail, “onion-! like. in
structure, is created when
water particles are whip-
ped aloft by powerful up-
drafts, acquiring coatings:

of ice each time up. The’
more times uP, the bigger,

oddly
sera ‘ike Pyramids,
discs’

tapicoa-size . to
kologram masses.

ution denoucing the federal

government,

"Several Liberal members

of the caucus were: “horri
fied” by his statement, the
P Bays,

Persisting, Ryan told the.’
methbers it-is'a matter of

conscience and he cannot
support “a federal initiative
that would deprive Quebec of '
its fundamental rights.”

Ryan particularly opposes ,

inclusion of a charter of
rights,

AT:LOOKS INNOCENT, "pal

has fallen;-but th
da

Pp pool'on the rig!
alone ‘has seen at jegst ser

In 1880, the deadliest
hall storm in history killed

125 poonls in e awn in

7%, centimetres thick and
driven. by high winds that ..
spun them horizontally like
Frisbees. B

Potter, Neb., in 1928. The
stone” “measured 44.45:

when 10 per- cent. of : .
apple crop and 15 per cent
of the pears : were -
desteoyed rithin®;: 15

"In 908, Lambeth, Ont,
still had 17 centimetres of
hail piled in. the streets
four hours after. a stoi
while St. Pay), Alta, bad i6
centimetres. of. :-12-milli- °

‘metre . hail, pellets to
* contend with: the: same

month,

to:
strong ' currents can sweep
rey. tl

eam to thet fr, deaths:In.

and many. more near-tragedi
ueeday when o 13-year-old girl was

constable’ here: currently
earns $20,000. het contract

i expired Dec. 31 Bay

Ross has said the union has
made: three ‘counter offers
since the strike started and it
is the city’s turn to. come up
with a new proposal. ‘The city *
is!-being . policed . by non-

parate bargainin;
associaiton, aided by RCMP.

Bochelor, of ‘Applied Scien-
anical
Enginesrin . He graduated
from’: Stanley’: Humphries:
Senior. Secondary in 1
and) subsequently.’ Fy ie
it

in Vancouver and
ployed by! Swan Woosterr.

Engineering, a-Vancouver-

based consulting firm.

A similar Ini

bearing animals, because
they ofte: cause a long, pain-
ful death,

“B,C.'is leading the way in
Canada by banning use of the
leghold trap on 98 per. cent of
al} fur-bearing animals,

provincial Environment Min-

way: to
Woigeameld traps or the “ecoon,
sald Rog-

newer foot snares;

A plan to it existing
traps was ‘eertoned because

of the unknown inventory fs In :

Bast and basemen!

ae now rowulailoud follow
the releaso of a seven-year
atudy of” humane tap ing
methods
provincial humane ‘cone

eS
will

The reguntions, which trapping. of, muakra

ja being drafted,

~. come into’ effect: until the
1982 trapping season to give will still

i

trappers enough: notice: and
to permit of

VANCOUVER (CP)
Child support payments ‘are

often eaten away by inflation, :

if they are paid at all,

‘beaver ‘and ot
Underwat

the committee!
traps are humane,

report recently released‘ in ‘

cuses,
court. files and -enforcement |

hearings for 69 alleged main-
tenance defaulters....®

It found almost one-half of
th efathers were’ $2,000 or
more — the equivalent of a
year’s support ~~ behind in
ifhetr payments. |

The study ‘Fecommended:

Dependent children of a

“first family” should be given’.

strict’ priority - over Soper
dents who arrive later.
“Maintenance awards

"should be set and enforeed in

solidation or recourse to per
sonal bankruptcy — so ‘long
+ a8 the interests * the sla

Fathers’ who ‘default on

payments should ~ not. be

An provincial court’ ‘Thore-
day thio separate charges of
driving while impaired were
heard. ; Donald ‘.Weir . was

fined $50, or'in default seven - ¢

diye ie in a and Daniel Lloyd

ned $250, or in default.
in jai. K

+ $160 ‘after pleading guilty.to
“a charge of, eonmuraing liquor

‘prok
Hwan nerd to hop

; the peace and contribute 4

3 in: jail,. for:
& wh \a Hee aot. ‘count

ed. again Wednesday

curt lent
‘involving ay a young boy, Solleved. to be.around:11 years
the: current;: fortunately, took

ol
‘them Yo the rcs lhc were'n notified and the young -

_brought.-bai

development as a

yy members: of the

people
<\Provinitial Emergency Pro: rams? The city has purchased .
the islandvand:, eh ent vated perty t

lene property. for
John Chortecs

hours’ of : community: hn

peared
+00 nae separate charges, Ho
ad $400, in‘ default,

driving

under suspension. He was
also fined. $100. for driving
without bs safety helmet, :

Doisins ‘Lennon was fined
$250 after pleading guilty to

a chargo of setving without

{asurance.

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