Miss Bonnie Smecher

Is Honored

Sunday afternoon Mrs. G.
Ehman entertained in honor of
Miss Bonnie Smecher, a bride-
elect of the month. The mis-
cellancous shower was at-
tended by 18 guests with a very
special guest being the hon-
oree's great

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{Axel Nieloca was oa Hand at the Offical Opening of tho New Corlex te Aarter Gvcslioas ef Sta Petheaista

: Wives of Detroit Men
Are Battling Hookers

When night falls they
begin their march along the
Hooker alleys ‘that blight De-
troit,

2 They carry signs reading,
“Go home to your wife,” and
“We don’t want you in our

An elderly minister said
high school girls had been ac-
costed and ‘manhandled by
pimps as they left school or
walked to snack bars.

The demonstrations ap-
rer to have had some results.
have prac-

The protesters are mem-
bers of the Coalition Against
Prostitution who say they want
to restore decency to Detroit
streets.

Their campaign, spear-
headed by the National As-
sociation for the Advancement
of Colored People, is supported
by community organizations,
police’ support. Gating block
clubs and church grou

They do not feel that
prostitution is a victimless
crime.

The neighborhoods and
their children suffer from the
open sale of sex on city streets,
members say.

“My friend and I like to
take walks in the ‘afternoon
hear our own homes, We can't
do that without being accosted
by some man looking for a
prostitute,” one housewife said.

tically deserted one picketed
area, said the Rev. Mel White.

One unhappy motel man-
ager, whose business has been
picketed because dsssnahy say

a ine TIS
Road Toll-Taker

Admits His Guilt
Of $105,000 Theft

Canadian Press
A former toll gate em-
ployee on an atito-routemorth of
Montreal pleaded guilty in
~ session court recently to the
theft of $105,486 in 25-cent
tolls,

Mra,
M, Buttazzon! from Ttaly.

The room was tastefully
decorated in pink and white, as
was the shower cake which was
the centerpiece on the table,
The cake was inscribed “Good
Luck Bonnie.” Suspended over
the bride's thair- was a balloon,
full of water. The honoree was
very much surprised when she
was handed a shower cap and
asked to put it on. The balloon
was then broken over ‘her,
giving her a real shower.

Shg_was assisted in open-

McMeekin i is Manager
For Cominco PR Dept.

The appointment of G.R.
“Rex” McMeekin as manager,
public and community. rela.
tions, has been announced by
A.V. Marcolin, Cominco's group
vice-president at Trail.

Born in paleaty Mr Mc-
Meekin

Samuel i 45,
who had collected tolls for 13
years, said he took the money
home in Javex jars during a
nine-month period in 1975.
His wife,

it is
and they clients, padleneieey “I
don’t want them picketing my,
motel. I want to run a decent
business. I've tried to run off
the hookers but all I get is a lot
of lip. The law doesn't allow me
to deny people accommoda-
tions.”

The demonstrators’ chief
target is the prostitutes’
clients, Most of them are
suburban family men, accord-
ing to NAACP Executive
Director Joseph Madison.

‘A 18th. Precinct police
officer said in peak evening
hours, nearly 85 per cent of the
men his area are not
Detroit residents.

COMMUNITY

The Kinnaird Brownies and Guides will be holding
registration Tues, Sept. 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Kinnaird Hall. Parents must accompany their child.

Senior Citizens interested in square dancing must
register this Sat., Sept. 18, at 2 p.m. at the Senior
Citizens Centre. Registration fee is only $1.

‘ RUSSIAN SCHOOL ~

Russian School classes sponsored by the USCC
will start Mon. Sept. 20. For further information
phone Louis Hoolaeff at 365-7191.

Marthe, pleaded guilty as an
accomplice before chief Judge
Andre Fabien. Both were re-
leased on bail until Oct. 7, when
they are to bs sentenced.
Desjardins was arrested
last September in his truck
after a spot ‘check of his
tollgate receipts had raised
suspicions.
Police found $3,500 , in

. quarters in the truck and a

search of his home produced
965,000 in plastic bags of $600
hidden in the walls,

The $105,486 figure was
based on estimates calculated
by a tape which counted the
vehicles passing his booth.
——e

never give themselves time to
sit back and enjoy that which
has -been achieved. The ex-
tremes of this are those people
who are ined to change

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” free countries into slave states

and who concentrate their ef-
forts on helping socialism “pro-
gress” toward comm

Square or not, I think the
time is long overdue for society
to stop and take account of
itself, or‘even take a step or
two back toward the principles
and ethics which brought about
onr progress in the first place.

Possible Errors
Found in Tests

For Pregnancy

Health & Welfare Canada is
advising medical authorities of
possible errors due to inter-

+ ference of urinary protein ina
number of pregnancy tests on
the Canadian market.

In a letter to all physicians,
pharmacists, hospitals and
cisical laboratories, the Health
Protection Branch says that the.
interference is caused by a con-
dttion known as proteinuria.

Studies in the

in
University of. Minera in chemi
eal engineering. In 1941 he
joined the former Alberta Ni-
trogen Products operation at
Calgary, an operation later

supervisory duties in person-
nel. In 1951 he became assistant

point
special assistant, administra-

"In 1961 he was named ad-
ministrative assistant to’ the
vice-president, B.C. Group, the
post he held uAtil his present
appointment, He will continue
to have his office at Trail.

Mr. MeMeckin isa member
and past-president of both the
Trail Rotary Club and the Trail
Chamber of Commerce; past-

* president of the Trail Jaycees;

Examples of what I mean are

like putting the three R’s back

into the classroom and giving
back some authority to the
teacher.

Let's get back to moms and
clean movies and clean lan-
guage. Let's get back to a two
sex society instead of one beset
of giggle groups in drag de.
manding “equal” "acceptance
with the married couple.

3 Let's get back to mums and
dads. who ean live together
without competing for who
wears the pants and feeds the
infants; to criminal justice that
considers the victim and the
bereaved as much as it con
siders the well-being of the
criminal; to the reality of
human nature instead of
government attempting to leg-
islate love, tolerance, compas-
a preferences and gener-
osit;

Let's get back to where we
made our own bread, soup
stock and meals around the
family table instead of around
the “idiot” box. Let's get back
to books, movies and TV shows
that enlighten, inspire and en-
tertain, instead of sick, seamy
and sordid tripe that stirs up
the sewer instead of pointing to

the stars.

Let's get back to where our
children were permitted to
enjoy their years of childhood
instead of shaping them into
litle old men and women before

HPB laboratories show that
some results of pregnancy tests
carsied out on non-pregnant
patients with proteinuria were
found to be positive. Commer-

cial test kits used in the studies”

were purchased between July
1975 and March 1976.

Manufacturers whose pro-
ducts were tested have been
asked to label their kits to
indicate the exact extent of
protein interference to be.
expected.

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G.R. “Rex” McMeekin ~
chairman of the Advisory Plan-
ning Commission for the City of
Trail; a founding member and
director of the Kootenay In-
dustrial Development Associa-
tion; a member of the board of
governors of the British Colum-

and

at Shower’

ing the many and varied gifts
by her bridesmaid, Miss Kelly
Smith,

The very happy afternoon
was brought toa close with the

. serving of delicious refresh-

ments by three ‘young girls,
who very much enjoyed doing
it, The girls were Ruth Ehman,
Deirdre Collier and Shannon
Crosfield. Miss Smecher’ cut
and ‘served her guests the
shower cake.

Accident Resul?s
tn $3,600 Damage

On Friday Night

A three vehicle accident on
Tth, Ave. S early Saturday
evening has resulted in an
erUrmatel S260 damege,

The dainage occurred
when a tractor unit, belonging
to Public Freightways, struck a
1974 Ford, driven by Pat Metge »
of Castlegar, as it was at-
tempting to make a left turn,
striking it in the rear then

shearing off a B.C. Tel anchor

‘The severed pole in turn
struck a parked 1966 Ford

-owned by David Sylvest of

Castlegar resulting in approx-
imately $800 damage.

Truck driver David Win-
sten Leeson of Vancouver has
peek charged with following too

No injuries have been

reported.
Replacement of BC. Tels

Motel Makes Hay
In California City

5 Catering to Horses

Motel keeper Eddie James
offers his guests neither bath-
ms, ice, nor wake-up calls.
Yerhe he's filled to capacity most

ts.

Ex-rancher James's motel
in Red Bluff, Calif. is for horses,
"aed ‘

ta member of he Engineering
Institute of Canada. He is also
active in Knox United Church.

they're out of diapers; to the _

concept of a day's work for a
day's pay; to saving for a rainy
day instead of living it up and
then expecting society_to
finance us.

Let's get back to walking
and ‘talking, to barbershop
quartets, hammocks and taffy
pulls. Instead of joining the
chorus of: “Stop the world, I
want to get off,” let's just slow
things down and reject those
crumbs and kooks who for too
tong have promoted change for
change’s sake.

Certainly, if we put the
word “progress” on to a pedes-
tal, we are going to accept the

“p "of crime, disease
and eventually anarchy. Far
better that we check on the
word which in Webster's dic-
tionary is defined as “a move-
ment forward, gradual bet-

terment'or = progressive de-
velopment to a higher stage.”

If anyone can show me
where sexual nudity, sadism,
violence. or perversion is a
“betterment” of the media, Til
eat my typewriter ribbon!

dogs and: show
cattle,

Overnight rate is $6 for a
box stall with heater and stereo
music and $5 when the door toa
fenced recreation paddock is
left open. a

Guests inelud&,thoroi
bred race and show horses and

polo ponies tratellags Rerneer

Southern California, Portland,
Seattle and other cities,

CUPE Members
Enjoy Barbecue
And a Steak-Out

A family barbecue and
steak-out was held Sunday in
the Kinnaird Park by School
District No. 9 C.U.P.E. Local
1298.

Races were held for the
children and teenagers with
prizes awarded to the winners.
Baseball, with the men batting
opposite to their normal stand,
took most of the afternoon.

Organizers were secre-
tary-treasurer Ken Emmons
and president Leo Plamondon
who expressed their apprecia-
tion to Regional Recreation

Commission No, 1 for use of tbe: :

park and the Castlegar Gol
Gif for the loan of the Ee

‘The day's events ended at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Emmons for coffee, television
and tennis.

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- Course on | Practical Pareniing -

- Scheduled for Castlegar This Fall :

Practical Parenting, a
short study-discussioi
designed for parents seeking to
increase their understanding of

children and develop better:

skills in dealing with them, will
begin its fall session Sept. 29,

is Charged
In Parking

Lot Accident

A two-car collision in the

* Super-Valu parking lot Tues-
day resulted in a
being

Castlegar beset

Charged is Daisy Havdale
of Castlegar whose 1967 Olds
sustained minor damage esti-
mated at $20 when it was in
collision with a 1970 Ford
driven by Norma L. Sahlstrom,
also of Castlegar.

The ineident occurred
when the Sahlstrom vehicle,
which received approximately
$300 damage, was driving out

. of the parking lot and the

Havdale vehicle backed into it.
No injuries were reported.

Two 5-meeting sessions
are being scheduled in Castle-
gar this year. One will be held
in the fall and one in the spring,

‘The concept ‘of Practical
Parenting was concelved by the
Parent Education Association
of! Missouri who ‘feel that
parents urgently need much
more education regarding the
rearing of children than is
generally available: © 3

s the. program
will enable parents to:prevent
or greatly reduce many if not
most common family conflicts;
‘open communicaticn lines often
blocked between parents and
children; ‘and build © greater
‘tmutual ‘respect’ between ‘all
family members. To win easier-
cooperation from children of all
ages, with less pushing from
parents; to tackle and usually
solve typical problems, such as
bedtime struggles, messy.

* Persons interested in par-

ticipating in the program may °

register at the Recreation Com-
mission Office. The first session

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to BOUNDARY INDUSTRIES LTD. now in their new premises.

We enjoyed playing’ a part in the construction by instafling

all the necessary concrete. This building & the supertative

services at Boundary Industries are definately an asset to
Castiegar & District.

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Congratulations
We ore veky. pleased to. have ‘cootdinated
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pre-engineetod.

J Seal Redes

wil begin Sept. 29 at SHSS,

The discussion will’ be led by
Rosemary Jensen. Efforts will
be made to keep the class size
to 15 people.

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Varied Program ts Offered

~ Evening and Weekend Courses

Selkirk College has an-
nounced a large selection of
community education courses.

Courses this fall will cover
such diverse areas as meat

available both for beginners
and for those who wish to re-
fresh their skills in order to
seek employment,

In the course on basic
you will

cutting,
astronomy, photography, gem
cutting, engateal education,
.'musie, stained glass, electron-
ics, avis. typing and Douk-
hobor history.

In the area of outdoor
interests, there will be an
evening astronomy program
with sky viewing at the college
observatory. Also the popular
Audubon Wildlife Film Series
will be offered, featuring natur-
alist-photographers | narrating
their own films,

In the creative arts, a new
photography course wil] be
offered this year on making

color pr prints trom color Bliss”

The popular black and white
photography course will also be

courses in movie. film-making,
gem sulting and and stained glass.
sThere will also be courses in
efficient reading, business cor-
respendence and communica-
tion skills for professional
workers. 3

~ A typing program will be

® Excavation

* Equipment Rentals’ —

be able to learn how to maintain
your car and make minor re-
pairs,

The community music pro-
gram this fall will include
classes in violin, guitar, brass,
clarinet, flute, percussion and
plano, as well as music theory,
choir and orchestra.

For further information
phone Selkirk’s department of
continuing education.

CASTLECAR NEWS, Thursday, September 16, 1976

Tom & lvan Oglow

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