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. “MR. CIRCUS” at the 1977 Shrine Circus playing here at the new
arena Tuesday and Wednesday will be Col. Lucky Larabee, who is
America’s premier circus ringmaster. He is the man, in red
swallow-tail coat and ehining top hat, whose whistle keys the
action and maintains the fast pace of the circus performance. His
knowledge and description of each act, as it. appears, adds to the
general of this The event is

sponsored by the local High Arrow Shrine’ Club in conjunction
with the Trail and Nelson Shrine clubs. With the Castlegar and

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jung 23, 1977»:

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Selkirk Guild Member
Honored for Excellence

Amember of the Castlegar
Selkirk Weavers Guild, Nancy
Knight or Robson, won a B.C.
Excellence of Design ribbon for

the floor rug she submitted at -

the Pacifie Northwest Hand-
weavers 8th Biennial Confer-
ence, held in Victoria June 9-12.

Another Selkirk Weaver,
Olwen MacGregor of Nelson,
won a ribbon in Artistic Exeel-
lence, Technical Excellence and

Local Student
Takes Prize
In Competition

Ken Cormier

Eleven-year-old Ken
Cormier of Blueberry.
Creek is the provincial
winner in the 1977 Music
Writing Contest, spon-
sored by the Canadian
Federation of Music Teach-

Distric Arena and

Centre now a
first time a group has been able to invite pre type of
entertainment into the city. Proceeds will go to aid the many
crippled children who are cared for by the Shriners.

isthe ers. Contest rules stip-
ulated that each entry
must be the original work
of the contestant, and the
student must be studying

For Ambitious Vocational School Graduate

~ From Hairpins:to

A short time ago, a woman
named Irene Boilard was at-
tending class at the vocational
division of Selkirk College in
Nelson; hardly unusual, since

Western Canada Schoo!
of Auctioneering Ltd.
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offered’ anywhere. Licei jor
Schools vicensing
A. 1970, C. 368.
For ‘particulars of the next
course write; Box 687, Lacombe,

hairdressing, nursing and busi-
ness careers courses are of-
fered by the college. What is

unusual is that Mrs. Boilard |

was there to upgrade her
welding ticket.

She is the wife of Ray
Boilard and, until three years
ago, was a housewife raising a
family of two sons and two
daughters. Her husband had
previously taken the welding
course in Nelson and Mrs.
Boilard had helped him learn

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* COMMUNITY

Bulletin Board

JUNIOR FOREST WARDENS MEETING
The Junior Forest Wardens will meet on Wed.,
June 29 at Stanley Humphries Secondary School in
Room 108 at 7 p.m. Please be prepared for the test.
There will be a ball game afterwards.

NATURALIST SOCIETY OVERNIGHT TRIP
The West Kootenay Naturalist Society has an
* overnight trip planned for Sat., June 25 and Sun.,
June 26 to Hamil and’ Fry Creeks, Please meet at
Lardeau on June 25 at 10 a.m.

FUN DAY IN THE PARK

The Blueberry Creek Recreation Commission will
be sponsoring another “Fun Day in the Park" on Sun.,
June 26 with a Flea Market getting underway at 11
a.m. and a Cash Prize Bingo beginning at 12:30 p.m. A
concession booth will be in operation throughout the
day. All proceeds will go towards materials and
building supplies for Park completion.

CASTLEGAR VILLA SOCIETY
ANNUAL MEETING 4
The Castlegar Villa Society will hold its Annual
General Meeting on Thurs., June 90 at 7:30 p.m.
upstairs at the Rotary Health Centre. Officers will be
elected at this time, please plan to attend.

YOGA WORKSHOP

There will be a Yoga Workshop by S. Tayal,
sponsored by the Kootenay Psychic Society, at Kin-
naird Hall on Sat., June 25 and Sun., June 26 from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. Please bring your own mat or folded
blanket, your lunch, and don’t eat two hours before
coming. Fee $5. For further information, call Polly
Emde at 365-3253,

Coming events of Castlegar and District non-profit

through the courtesy of

id Lumber.

Operations, Please submit potices directly to the
Castlegar News by 5 p.m. Mondays.

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the theory, picking up much of
it herself in the process,

In 1974, prompted by her
husband and one son whois also
a welder, she enrolled in the
course. As she said, “I already
had a headstart on the theory
from helping Ray, so the
hardest. part was learning to
use the tools. Using a large file
is a lot different than a bread
knife.”

Mrs, Bollard worked hard
and successfully completed her
ticket. The riext step was a
job—quite a step, since she was
only the second woman to ob-
tain a ticket in B.C. since the
war.. She joined the Iron-
workers Union and was the
only woman in the union in
Western Canada, if not the
entire country.

After working for a while,
she upgraded her ticket in 1975
and presently is completing a
second upgrade. When she is
finished Mrs. Boilard will hold
grade 3, 2, and 1 pressure
tickets.

Sincé she became a welder,
Irene Boilard has worked on a
number of jobs at Pincher
Creek, Medicine Hat, Wabeman
and Sundance. At these jobs,
she was the only. woman on the
crew, often among hundreds of
men—a position most women
would find difficult to cope
with. i

Sunset Drive-9

"LARGEST SCREEN IN ‘THE: WEST KOOTENAYS
Big Double Feature!

Gus Welding :

with a registered music
teacher.

Ken's work, entitled
“A Satirical Minuet”, won
‘him-the:ichampionship“in*
the’ provineilil 'dliminbtiony:
plus‘a .cheque-award from

Judges Choice for’ a hanging
cradle,

Seven-hundred delouates
attended the conference, where
a gala banquet was hosted by
the province. The banquet was
followed by a fashion show, at

4 trusted her anywhere with anyone. My

problem that has destroyed my desire to live or
work, For 20:years:1 have been a dedicated: husband and father.
My relationship with my, wife was bullt on love and devotion. It's
almost as if we he e.been'on-a honeymoon: all: these years,

My wife was"a virgin when.we married and Ls would | have

Woman Raises Worms
For Fun and Profit

Jeanne Marie of Frederick,
Md. {s trying to, turn worms
into money,

Six months ago she bought
200,000 starter worms and now
Mrs. Marie sald shé. has: 1.2
nillion worms housed in her

and in a back

fered ‘si: months a ‘ago when I discovered by sceldent that she
an affair with another man: This was bad enough,

0:30 - 1:30 a.m,
3.p.m. Mon. - Fri.
1 p.m. Saturday

Fri. & Sat. after 7 p.m.

Dancing: Playing... .afo

This Weel end», way;
\ “Buddy: Maret tipo

which many hand-
woven and designed garments
were modelled.

The guild booth, whose
theme was Rags to Riches, was
one of five booths to win an
honorable mention. It had been
designed by Ingeborg Thor-
Larsen of Castlegar, with loom,
table and bed props built by
Ben Thor-Larsen.

Of the 38 booths at the
conference, 13 were B.C. en-
tries, with representation of
the remainder being from as far
away as New Zealand, Alaska
and Montana,

The Selkirk Weavers Guild
display may be seen at the
Langham Hotel in Kaslo,

Fans Spar

‘|, With Champion
‘In Times Square

Muhammad Ali led a par-
ade of cheering fans on what
was billed as a spontaneous
walk through Times Square in
New York during the height of
the evening rush hour recently.

Kissing women, sparring
verbally and playfully throwing
punches: during his 90-minute
walk, the heavyweight champ
promoted his film The Greatest
as better than Jaws and himself
as “prettier” than John Wayne.

Cherry Fruit Fly
Poses a Threat:
To: «Growers

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: Tues. Tuan Sat. - q2pm - Midn if

3 ns
vt Ph; 365-7474

Sunday Noon until 10 p.m.

sant]

} ‘yaghen Thatrned sho was paying for the motel rooms ‘with the

I-worked’so Hard to earn, it was more than I could stand.
My wife has begged me to forgive her—promised it will never
happen again, ,but-I am so hurt I just can't seem to forgive and
forget. as you have advised so often in your column. I haven't made
love to her in‘six’months and I don't‘ want anyone else.-

The only, way:qur, marriage will ever get back to where it was
is if my wife goés before our minister and renews the vows she has
byoken In order for this to have real meaning she would have to

ler to do it of her.own. I don't want the idea to come from me.
Yu could help tis'both by printing this.letter and making a few
Sign. me;

‘ —Needing Assistance
iden isa good one, what difference does it

» Ufmiake' where it ‘comes from? If your wife sees this column she'll
“¢know it came ;fio you,:So what?

T atrongly:ree

mend that you renew your vows together.
This p not on Let
bury its dead or you'll Hever have Peace of mind.

the ‘past

40.year od gil a chas never written to you

ifbefore becausé‘I thought I was too young. Well now I have a

serious problem and I may aul be too young but: Tam writing

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“When I first come toa job
the men are taken by surprise
and I'm very nerVous, but be-
fore long they treat me like
Queen Bee,” says Mrs. Boilard,
adding; “I have to have a sense
of humor; they've locked me in
the bathroom and dumped me
in the lake, but it’s all in fun.
The guys, especially the older
ones, are also good about the
language they use on the job.”

She plans to continue as a

welder and will return to work ,

the B.C. Registered Music
Teacher's Association. His
composition now goes on
for Canada-wide judging
by the Canadian Federa-
tion of Music Teachers.
This is a tremendous
honor for Ken, who also
holds the Agnes Ingster.
Memorial Award for the
top mark in his. piano
examination. He is study-
* ing with Mrs. Rene Brown
of Castlegar.

Cherry fruit flies Gna
cherries by infesting cherry
fruit ‘with white maggots or
worms. The adults are now
active so control sprays should
be applied.

Growers who are trapping
fruit flies with sticky boards
ean delay spraying until they
catch a cherry fruit fly or until
15 days before harvest, but
those not using timing devices
should spray as soon as poasi-
ble.

* apprenticing at the moment.

In addition to his
musical ability, Ken, the.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Cormier of Blueberry
Creek, also helps to run the
family business at the new
arena complex.” His re-
maining hours are occupied
with soccer, hockey and
the Twin Rivers School

in Alberta where she is the only
journeyman welder, although
there are some other women

She feels more women should
get away from the low-paid
stereotyped women’s jobs and
look towards the highly paid
trades in which she has proven
afemalecando just as wellasa

Band.
male. .

Young Piano Students
Participate in Recital -

The special award for’ the
day in a recent studio-recital of
piano music,.was presented to.
local music: student Ken

-eates of Promotion were Steven’
Sather and Raymond Yule.
Special awards were given.

to the following students for’
tt the & i

” Probably the most effec
tive material for cherry fruit fly
control is dimethoate, which
can be purchased. under the
brand names of Cygon or
Rogor.

Cherries which received
good fruit fly control last year,
require only one dimethoate
spray, but where a heavy in-
festation occurred, two sprays
will -be needed;- the second
being applied 15 days after the
first. application. ~

For cherry fruit fly control,
dimethoate must ‘be sprayed to
the trees and not painted on the
bark. Dimethoate should not be
applied within 15 days before
harvest.

“ Growers who decide not to
use dimethoate. may use. Dia-
zinon,  Perthane, ‘or. Sevin.

Cormier, a winner of the Pro-
vincial Music Writing Contest.
Students receiving Certifi-

of the Royal Conservatory. of.
“Music of Toronto and the
western board: Lori Enders,
Cari Anderson, Estelle Cor-
mier, Robyn Miller-Tait,. Ken
Cormier, Teresa Pryce, and
Valerie Cormier.

o it

took part in the recital were
Sharleen De Rosa, Kilmeny
Jones, Jennifer Fike and Mat-
thew Fike. All are. studying

with: Mrs, Rene Brown of
Castlegar. :

Other local students who -

These ‘ials must ‘be. ap-

plied every-10 days and re-

applied after rains, so up to five

or six sprays may. be. needed:

under. this control program.

On cherries, do not apply:
Diazinon within 10 days of har-
vest; Sevin within one day.of
harvest; or Perthane within
two days of harvest.

1 Information on cherry fruit “

fly control. may -be..obtained
from the B.C. ministry of age:
culture in Creston.”

CHIL FRUIEAT)

fs ‘sHowING"|

T look’ at him-he'starts to eat paper and erasers. The

cher says it. is becatise he likes me and he is just ‘showing off. 1

afraid if hé keepg.this up he will get sick and die and it will be
at should Ido about this problem? .

Worried Girl

Nothing. Don't reward his crazy behavior by

ware worried. If he finds out he might start to

attention to him whatsoever.

funy, stuff pay:

hy please vatile Sasi family: argument? You'd
‘Ghink the answer to this question could be looked up somewhere
‘but we can't find its Pleasé tell us who pays for the‘ groom's gold
twvedding band when there's a double-ring ceremony? Thank you.
H a3 —Uninformed
‘Dear Uninformed: The bride,

.

Dear Ann: I recently suas to make a career change and ran into
h situation that must irk thousands of job applicants. I've never
een it mentioned in all the years T've been reading your column,
ind I think it’s about time somebody complained.

sfYhen a company advertises employment and proudly uses its
ame to enhance the ad, why ‘can’t they show a little courtesy by

resume and giving him a yea or nay?,

I feel that ifT show an interest ina company and take the time

‘to write a resume and a covering letter it should at: least be
y.$ body. One company that failed to respond

“fost a long-time customer. I'll never feel the same about’ them.

i] Maybe.if you’ print this letter a few. highly respected. (but:

of peonsiderate) companies will wake up and smell the coffee. Si

-your-complaint is. valid.
ea all:job ‘applicants: should aura an
NO

Get sn the stick, Somebody!

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Thurs., Fri. & Sat., June 23, 24 & 25
Starts at Dusk

Sun., Mon. & Tues., June 26, 27 & 28
starts at Dusk

123 Main St.

WATCH FOR :
- The:Opening of 2 3
The Wizard's Palace
Funteria .
(in confuneton witht ine ® Bottleneck)

A Fun Place
_ For The Whole Family

Bottleneck Now Open — Funterla Opens Early July

next to Crossroads Printing

frei
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In the
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Music Unlimited
“Powell Bros”

Friday & Saturday
+ 9:30 p.m. -2 a.m.

{
bear ‘Ann: widow. since 1966), keeping heady company
ith a bachelor’ 85. Clyde lives with his maiden sister and an uncle

‘three ot them inherited quite a lot of money and

toke'
marie’ hut Clyde says jhe can’t marry me until
uge he promised his mother he would look after

geet g him, Tilbe Jenely: Yet I've passed up
What should I do?
—Uneertain

Fifty-two is no age to be aitting around waiting for a
If Clyde wanted to marry you he could still

é'd probably tell you tie ‘must “look after”: -

of those other, Spportenities:

I ‘am. ‘Worried about a neat: ‘boy in my room at school.’

Be pleasani ‘when he acts normal. When he goes in for the <

ending the applicant a’short letter thanking him or her for.the ”

ve
isgusted Applicant 5

wledgenientaénd a thank you for considering the company ff as

tool shed.

“There aren't enough
worms to fill the demand,” she.
said, “There are. 63 million
fishermen in the country, so
there is a big market for fish-
bait, namely worms.”

The worm’ market is a $50
million-a-year business through
mail order sales and franchises,

and Mrs, Marie says she would
Uke to get her share,

A pound of 700 to 1,000
worms brings about $8 on the.
open market.

Parcel Thief.

Displays Unusual '

Reading Tastes

An Irishman was caught
stealing a parcel at the railway
station in Sheffield, Eng. When
the package was opened it con-
tained 85 copies of the maga-

“zine Police Review.

Theblack
cloud

Bill Smiley

:

If you have noticed that not
so many people seem to be- .
long to the curling club or the
golf club as there were, don’t
imagine for a'minute that for
some reason, there is a drop
of interest in the sport and the
conviviality: of these social
oases inthe desert of our lives,

vague reason to do with the
parent plant in the States, it
was no longer feasible to
maintain production at. the
local plant. Translation: the
fat’ federal subsidies ° the
company got to build the local
plant-had run out, along with
the special local tax deal.

it's simply thata
heck of a lot of guys and gals ©
can’t ‘afford the fees any
more, because they are simply
and purely out of work.:

As a child of the De-
pression, I grew up under that
big black cloud, and I know
full well what a. brooding
shadow it can cast over an
individual ora family. It hung
over mine for more than a
decade, and it left its marks
on the soul, if not the body.

Let’s . take’. an’ average
family of today confronted by
this spectre, without any
preparation: for it. Jack has
worked for 15

Jack” with
horror, that he was 41 years
old, that he had fairly limited
skills, despite his good repu-
tation as a worker, and that
there were hundreds of young
guys, who knew more than he
did, looking for jobs. He and
the other foremen were told
that there might be a job for
them at the home plant in |
Waukegan, if they wanted to -
make the move. Not as fore-
men, of course, The home
plant already had foremen,

Jack: and Jean had an
income of $110 a week, un-
employment insurance. Their

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Working. conditions were
good, Pay was good, and got
better every time the union
growled. Jack belonged to the
union,’ but didn’t « attend
meetings. He had worked up
lg $14.00 @ year as a fore-,

mane pretty Be good iora.guy , *

His i vife:sJeairshas abeen}
working ', too, for..the ‘past
seven years, since she got the
kids off to school. She was
pulling in $7,000. Between
them, they: had’a good in-
come. Like everybody else, |
they wanted the good life.
Bought a house, with a
30-year mortgage. Traded the
car every three years, on a
bank loan. Plunged for a
boat. Enjoyed a — week's
holiday in the south each

winter, and two week’s at a ©

rented cottage in the summer.
Even went to Europe last
year,

No real ff nancial problem,
although sparemoney seemed
rather scanty, with inflation.
But all payments met on time.

Suddenly the roof fell in.
Jean's job was declared. ré-
dundant as the small firm she
worked for tightened its belt
‘against-rising costs. She tried
for another, but there were 10
younger women, with more
skills, ;for every’ job. she
applied~for. With. a/rather
forced laugh, she tald friends
she'd decided to stay home.
and bea housewife. And,
after all, she was collecting
unemployment insurance.

+ Still no real financial prob-
fem. Then the pogey ran out.
Canada Manpower, — that
hunk of bureaucracy as useful_
asteatson a bull, had nothing
for her.

Then — earthquake! Jack’s
company announced,’ with .
the utmost Tegret, that ‘it

Currently-on. display at the National Exhibition

Centre}-oil ‘paintings by Don Portelance, a Vancouver-

sborn artist, as well ase small collection of photographs :
d' Scenes” and“ Land-

} ‘Bernard Bloom. There is also a good '
4 Pais open of Jocal pioneer : artifacts with a re-constructed “
tors jeabin; complete. in all details. ‘The
tré is open dally from 1 to 4 Pam. “Phi *

a see
*\to” June 30—A “Graphic Design
ie on view at the. Hootensy School -”

: Tiould be telephoned
a forth oe eee rand District 3

® sposiored by

Castlegar Savings

Crodit Union

would be cl

within a month. In business
double talk, the | employees
were informed that for some

a month, car payments $90 a
month, fuel and hydro $70 a
month. It cost them $50 a
week: to put bread on the
table. They owed the bank
$1,200 for the boat.

That’s why they don’t show

upatithe.cucling.clubsandithe > +
+ golf, club,.:‘That’s why, they {

never throw,a party any. more.
‘That's why they don’t go’o!

holidays. ‘That's: why. their. ~

kids don’t get new clothes on
demand, That is

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ment.
Boat is tong gone. Trans:
portation is now a. beat-up

Pickup truck that Jack-uses:

for his business. Oh yes, he’ i
working. He scraped up

thousand dollars and, with} his
knowledge of welding and
such, started a-small -auto

body repair shop. The thous-

and he owes has increased to
$1,500, but business is picking
up. A second mortgage, at 18
Percent, saved the house. But
there'll be no money to edu-
cate the kids. There'll be no
more dreams of retiring ona
pretty ‘good pension, and’:
buying that. place in the
country. There may not even
be a marriage. Jack and Jean
fight alot these days. ‘Their
kids don’t like them much .
these days. Jack gets awful
drunk on Saturday night.
Sean cries alot.

¥ feel sorry for Jack and

. Jean, and all the other people

whose grasp’ excceded their
teach. They’re not ‘really to-
blame: In a society that puts
money, things, possessions,
status, at'the top of the list,
and people, ‘thrift, humility,
and integrity at the bottom,
they’re just a couple of the
casual casualties.

That's unemployment,
1977 style. Show me ‘some
bread-lines, soup kitchens,
men who would literally sell
their soul to the devil for a
decent job, and'I'll show you
some 1930s unemployment.

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