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B4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, June 9, 1982

Pest control

By RICHARD HALLMAN
jet Horticulturist:

Tho nice warm weather we have been experiencing has
been benefiting more than just the tourists. Several types of
leaf chewing, caterpillars have hatched. out and ‘are
aggressively feeding.on the leaves and shoots of a wide
varlety of trees throughout the Kootenay area. Trees and
bushes should be checked closely at this time for evidence of
insect activity and the appropriate controls applied if
necessary.

The most common evidence of the presence of these
worms Is several leaves stuck together. The insects tie the
leaves together and {feed inside the protective structure. By
pulling the leaves apart it is often possible to find the cause
of the problem.

The skeletonizers also tie leaves together as do
leafrollers, however, they do as their name suggests and
skeletonize the surface of leaves that are not tied together.
‘This damage appears as thin areas of the leaves, which can
be seen through. Upon closer examination all that is left in
these areas is the leaf skeleton. As many people throughout
the Kootenays are aware these insects can skeletonize all
leaves on some trees until these are no green leaves left.

Ifyou wish to prevent the damage that these insects do.

to your trees there are several good controls to use. The
most important aspect of control is starting early. Once the

insects grow in size they can be difficult to control and can_

cause a lot of damage-in a short tim For an explanation of
controls obtain a copy of “Pest Control for Home Gardens”
from the B.C, Ministry of Agriculture and Food office, Box
1980, Creston, B.C.

Business
bankruptcies
hit 4,429

OTTAWA (CP) — Another
762, companies offictally
folded last. month, pushing
total business, bankruptcies
for the year to 4,429, 36 per
cent more than during the
first five months of last year,
the Consumer and Corporate
Affairs Department reported
Tuesday.

Total debt of firms that
have gone bankrupt so far
this year is $817.8 million,
more than double the $395.7
milion recorded during the’
same period last year.

Bankruptcies represent.
only a fraction of business,
failures, analysts say. Many
small firms just quietly close
shop, while other companies
go into receivership with
their affairs put into the
hands of trustees.

Individuals are . doing
somewhat better, the figures
show.

Personal bankruptcies to
date this year total 11,426, 18
per cent more than during

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COU NTDOWN!

EVERYTHING

20% or
OR BETTER

We're. ring existing merchandise to make
toom. tor our new 5.000 oq. ft Junior Dept
Staré opening August 19th

ity FRIENDLY ROSSLAND PHO:

STORE HOUR sturday 4

—CasNewsthotaby iols Hubhes.

/ Recreation News

Summer Fun

Summer is just around the
corner and with it comes
many exciting summer ac-
tivities, This summer we
have cance outings, fishing
trips, family hikes, park ac-
tivities and many other

_ events to keep your summer

hopping.

sons. There are eight levels
as well as Lifesaving I - III
and the conversion chart is as
follows:

Yellow — Taken pre-begin-
ners but didn't complete
items such as floats and
swims or has. never taken
lessons.

Or

summer activities and the
swimming programs will be
distributed through the
schools the week of June 21

— Completed pre-
beginners or hasn't taken
lessons but can put face in
and Moat,

Red — Completed pre-

swim 25 m of good front
crawl with proper breathing.

Green — Completed junior
or taken intermediate but
didn't complete.

Grey — Completed inter-
mediate or taken seniors but
didn't complete.

White — Completed se-
niors.

Canoeing is an exciting
recreational sport. If you
want.to become a proficient

with is it starting
Saturday, June 26 at 10 a.m.
Swimming Lessons

Red Cross swimming les-
sons have a new look this
year. A level color system
has been implemented to im-
prove the quality of the les-

en

but didn't complete due to
weak front and/or back
swim.

Maroon — Competed be-
ginners,

Blue — Completed survival
or advanced beginner or can

drop in with
~ afriend.

Your Clinic °

Castlegar, Royal Canadian Legion
' Columbia Avenue
Wednesday June 16, 1982
"2:00 -

friends for life
THE CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY.

Sponsored by the Castlegar Kiwanis Club
Supported by Castlegar and District United way.

paddler then we
have the canoe course for
you. June 20 is the start of a
five session canoe course.
The course content includes
choice of equipment, termin-
ology, a wide range of pad-
dling strokes, rescue techni-
ques, safety aspects of canoe-
ing, ete. Participants who

‘taliccessfilly ~ complete * the”

program will be issued cer-
tificates and -will be eligible
to participate in a two-day
whitewater paddling course
to take placé’on the Slocan
River later in the summer.

The fee for this course is only

$12 so register now.

Rollerskating is now in full
swing. Our sessions
are Thursday 7:30 - 9 p.m.,
Friday and Saturday 7 - 8:30
p.m. and 9 - 10:80. p.m.
Admission is $1, skate rental
$1.50. If you are interested in
booking a’ private roller-skat-
ing party for your office or
organization give us a call at
‘365-3386.

Please Note: — Aerobie
Dancercise classes
held at KISS Thursday, June
10.

DIEDOF SHOCK

On Aug. 6, 1890, murdered
William Kemmler became
the first man in the world to
die in the electric chair.

far this year. Onterio is next
with 1,435.

‘Sign of the times

VANCOUVER (CP) — The
high cost of financing heavy
equipment has created boom
times for B.C, auctioneers.

Buyers are flocking to the
Vancouver area from all over
North America to attend
some of the biggest industrial
auctions ever held in B.C.

On the block at one auction -
recently, courtesy of Ritchie

equipment from crawler trac-
tors to boom boats.

“We've sold a lot of iron,”
said Ritchie Brothers sales-
man Stan Kokoska, one of the
team who put the sale to-
gether. “This business has
never been stronger than
tight now.

“It's a sign of the times, I
guess. Why have a piece of
sitting idle on

were
hundreds of pieces of heavy

‘“ sitting around right'now. The -

B. JOAN SHKWAROK was
awarded the degree of
Doctor of Medicine at the
vee Spring Convocation

28. Joan began her
SaeeugA at the Robson
. Elementary School and
graduated from Hillside
Secondary Schoo! in West
Vancouver. Before en-
tering the Faculty of
Medicine she spent three
ears in the Department of
Microbiology at UBC. In
June Dr. Shkwarok will
begin a residency at
program at the Vancouver
General Hospital.

which you are carrying fi-
nancing costs? If it’s not
working ‘it’s costing you
money — and people are be-
ginning to realize that.
HAS RIPPLE EFFECT
“There's a lot of vital iron

big boys like Mac Blo and
B.C. Forest Products shut
down and it has a ripple
effect right down the line, It
just snowballs. Luckily, for
us, I guess, we're in the right
position.”

He said a three-day auction
held recently in Edmonton
brought in .sales of $18
million. Even dealers are
putting part of their inven-
tory on the block to gamble
on making sales at any price.

Another large auction of
forklifts was held on behalf of
Pacific Forklift Sates Ltd.
and Pacific Forklift Rentals

td,
Terry Simpson, president

of both companies, explained
why:

“Things are very slow
right now and if you are car-
rying a big inventory that’s
where all your profit is going.

“We have 53 rental ma-
chines, but in the last 10
months we have had fewer
than 10 out: I am just ba-

-Sically cutting back.”

Simpson said most of his
equipment going on the block
is rental or used. There is no
reserved price at these auc-
tions — Ritchie's policy per-
mits no buybacks and the
goods are sold to the highest
bidder regardless of price.

*18 LIKEPOKER GAME *

“It’s a gamble,” conceded
Simpson. “It's a bit like a
poker game. But Ritchie's are
the premier auctioneers,
probably, in North America
and we have every confi-
dence in them. They get the
buyers in. They put out
60,000 brochures, for exam-
ple. We've had calls from
Texas, Los Angeles, Wis-
consin, Oregon, all over, ask-
ing about our machines.”

Other firms in the aution-
eering industry also: report
they are flying high.

Langhley-based Tradewest,
Group Ltd. said calls have
tripled over the past few
months.

Singles Club
plans barbecue

The Castlegar Minus One
Club has ized and re-

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55 gal. of Gasoline
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12.5 Air Filters
2 sets of Seat.Covers
3.3 Front End Alignments
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energized its membership
and its name to more ef-

fectively reflect, the members.

and ‘their The

spouse in a couple-oriented
society.

The Singles Club hopes to
provide a comfortable meet-
ing place for singles — div-
orced, or

group has changed its name
from Minus One to the
Castlegar Singles Club.

The group met on June 2,
1982 at 8 p.m. at the home of
one of the members. The new
group elected an executive
and spent time discussing the
objectives of the club.

The objectives include sup-
port and friendship to per:
sons who are facing the
problems and challenges of
adjusting to life without a

— an opportunity for these
people to participate in social
functions such as dances, pic-
nics, barbecues, bowling and
game nights.

The first social function of
the group is a barbecue Sat-
urday, June 12.

The next meeting of the
Castlegar Singles Club will
be held on July 7 at 7; 80 p.m,

Anyone interested in the
barbecue or attending the
meeting, phone 865-2363 or
865-8236, ;

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1982

NBC News Correspondent Fred Briggs talks with meeege Gregory

Harden — a Chicago man who was chased by three

s and shot

eight times as he was returning from work — on ‘ih @ NBC Reporis
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