CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 22, 1976

Mandatory Seot
Belts are Favored
By Some 70 Pct.

Transport Minister Otto
Lang has announced that al-
most 70 per’cent of Canadians
favor mandatory seat belt
legislation according to the
results of a survey conducted
by Transport Canada,

The survey, conducted in
November 1976, involved 4,104
Canadians, about 400 per pro-
vince, who were interviewed by

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 22, 1976

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

Ann
LANDERS

prea Ann Landers: Today's column was the last straw, Another
Bet ter about sex. And kinky sex, at that. I have four teenagers who
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Blight for your part of the paper. I just die when you'print such
‘garbage and it gets worse every day.
=. Tam a mature, broad-minded person, but enough is enough.
Wike the woman whose husband wanted her te wear black nylon
Ratockings and a garter belt to bed. My kids just roared.
Sy iodty ihe ivese old daughter had a sore throat and we were
raid she might develop rheumatic fever. She didn't have the
ightest idea what rheumatic fever was, but she knows all about 3 eee PH sais Se bak
D—thanks to Ann Landers. Cool it, will you please? YA is a 2 J i a? legislation.
ppear Mother: I love your kids, pogarenorassl me ; f j wi . Hkpladagern cit
gecesi ten them with the real world which includes black nylons and of those surveyed indleating
approval of such legislation.
Nova Scotia was the only
province where those against
outnumbered those in favor by
ATaprt coed 4A per cent with
eight per cent undecided. The
most frequest reason for ob-

jection given by those opposed

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items of interest tay bas been
freedom of choice. many ol on display. bas

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A uses chance for getting VD today is at least 100 times
Better than getting rheumatic fever, You should be grateful that
gon is doing your job—and that somebody is me.

There is no need to hide my column from the kids, mother. If
Pe Toes i a Six, o:.derthild’s ken, it will have no meaning. If he .
‘Sinderstands, all ‘the better. Ignorance is‘ dangerous, Information
ip help kids stay out of trouble.

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Bear Ann Landers: What can I do about a 1 year-old daughter
Zeho won't go to a wake or a funeral?

Last year her closest friend died of leukemia. Everyone in the
school went to the funeral. Elfen stayed home. I tried to find out
Swhy, but she wouldn't discuss it.

Yesterday a boy in Ellen's class was killed in an accident. She
Swi terribly upset, but refuses to go to the wake. When I insisted

it she show up to pay her last respects, she said, “I can't stand
rakes or funerals and I'm not going to put myself through the

from Lengruth, Man,, where Mr. Jensen had

worked for the school board. Mr. Jensen is 85

and his wife is 75.
—Castlegar News Photo by Les Campbell

SLOCAN RESIDENTS fer ever 31 years, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Jensen will be leaving s00n to
make their home in = senior citizens’ villa in
Burnaby where they will be near their son,
Keaneth. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen came to Slocan

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agony.” A few minutes later she came back in the room and said,
BPlease tell Jimmie (her older brother) that when you and Dad die,
bel ll have to take care of all the arrangements because I won't be
hle to. I'm also telling you now I will not attend your funeral or
wea 's. Just know I love you both very much and I'll do my best to

ww you how much I care while you are alive.” \
What can I do about this girl's bull-headedness?

‘soon.
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high school graduate.)

Wye ts bell. DIB T marry a nut’,

—Distraught Mom
Dear Mom: You—nothing. This is a job for a counselor or a
3 Sherapist. A deep-seated fear of death or dying has a strong hold
your daughter. She needs to get to the bottom of her

Dear Ana Landers: a widow, age 64, who married aman 70, He
beemed very nice, but all he talks about is his wife who died last
year and how smart she was, (She had a master’s degree. 1am only

: He refuses to take me to a movie because they are all “dirty.”

le won't turn on the TV because it makes his eyes jump.
Actually, something is wrong with the set but he won't spend the
Roney to have it fixed.) He reads all night and sleeps all day,
Wesn't believe in banks, keeps money under the mattress, says
iy cooking is terrible and accuses me of trying to poison him. My

and Small
Business

By KENNETIE McDONALD

Ottawa is considering a
reduction of tariffs for
European Economic Com-
munity (EEC) products in
exchange for EEC buying
some semi-finished raw
materials from Canada.
From a Canadian manu-
facturing standpoint. semi-
finished is’ better than
unfinished. but tariff
reductions are against
Canada’s interests.

There is nothing free
about free trade. When

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iar W.: Yes. He's a nut. Ihope you get what you want—and soon.
és Ann Landers d by

tariff barriers are removed
they are replaced by other
barriers. In Japan, for
example, if telephone
equipment is found to
contain a single -foréign ~

Free trade isn't free

disadvantages we suffer in
Canada.

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The list: loans up to

100 per cent of require-
mens at 8 per cent inte-

Do dates have too many
calories to be allowed on a
weight-reduction diet?

er:

Three to four dried pitted
dates contain about 85 calories,
‘a significant contribution of
calories when added tothe total
daily caloric intake. Dates do,
however, provide small a-
‘mounts of calcium, potassium,
phosphorus, iron, thiamin and
riboflavin. They are a favorite
of many, especially in home-

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guaran-
ah flower wage and tax
costs; easier climate;
lower transportation costs
because of shorter distances
,and cheaper fuel; lower
living costs; lower infla-
tion; and more highly-
trained and productive
labour.
eee

As a nation we're like a
farmer selling off bits of
the farm to stay alive, or
a ship’s captain tearit

ing
up the decks to feed the.
pp abe 5, 10, feed ther

* inspectors will find a
reason for rejecting it.

Economists who claim
that eliminating tariff bar-
tiers would ‘open. enor-
mous markets” for Canada
are dreaming. Enterpri-
sing Canadian-owned busi-
nesses have already set up
operations in the U.S. to

Castlegar, B.C,

exploit that market. A list

NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS

We have recently had new telephone equipment
installed at our South Slocan operations. All de-
partments can now be reached by dialing the
following numbers:

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Our South Slocan office is open between 7 a.m.
and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

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__ of the advantages they get
by doing so brings home
to us the self-inflicted

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Court News

In provincial court Tues-

motor vehicle without insur-
ance. He was fined $250.
os * 6
Douglas. Hugh Swanson
pleaded guilty to being a minor
in possession of liquor. He was
fined $35.

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Collision.
Results In
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A collision in front of
Central Food Mart has resulted

charged
due caution when backing up.
is Fred John
Markin whose 1973 Chevelle
was in collision with a vehicle
owned by Antonio Rego, also of
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If the juices and pulp are
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Tenders will show the’ following: £

a) A list showing each item of ecuipaiact
available and the price per hour includ-
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b) Price per yard for supplying and stock-
piling road sand.

c.) A guarantee that all equipment listed will
be available for use at the College as
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to commence snow removal when the snowfall
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1976.

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Kootenay Choir Friendship Tour

‘What started out to be as a
guest appearance at a St.
Peter's Day Celebration in
Blaine Lake, Sask., turned out
to be a 10-day concert tour of
several Doukhobor settlements

in Saskatchewan and Alberta.

‘The Kootenay Choir, under
the directorship of Peter N.
Voykin, is made up of over 40
members of the Union Spiritual
Comunities of Christ in the

Kamloops Couple Hold
Anniversary af Silverton

Mr. and Mrs, Monty Banks
of Kamloops’ recently  cele-
brated their, 30th wedding
anniversary in Silverton.

Mrs. Banks is the former
Rene Kennedy, daughter of old-
timers in this area, the late Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Kennedy, Mr.
and Mrs. Banks were married
$0 years ago in Silverton and
their wedding reception was
then held in the Silverton
Hotel.

‘With a touch of nostalgia, a
tea and social gathering was
held July 3 at the newly-
renovated Silverton Hotel.
More than 40 people celebrated
and renewed many old friend-
ships.

Guests included: Karen
Erwart and Steve Prescott,
Spokane; Mr. and- Mrs. W.

Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Stickley, Mrs. G. Olson and
Wally Lister, of Trail; Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce MacAulay of Ress-
land; Mrs, B. Anderson of
Nelson; Roy Kennedy, Mrs.
Phyllis Scott and children
Chery] and Tim, of Kamloops;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Greer, Mr. N.
Tattrie, Mr. J. Saunderson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Thring of New
Denver; Mr. and Mrs. W.
Pengelly, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hardin,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hambly, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Bolling, Mr. and

Elsmore and Mrs. R. Fairhurst,
all of Silverton.

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Kootenay area. At the begin-
ning of this year they accepted
an invitation from the Blaine
Lake and Saskatoon Choir
Group to attend’ their St.
Peter's Day Celebration in
Blaine Lake on July 4. Every
year Doukhobor people in their
various groups gather together
tocommemorate the Burning of
Arms in 1895 by their.
ancestors.

In addition to Blaine Lake

and Saskatoon, several other’

communities, Pincher Creek,
Edmonton, Alta. and Kamsack,
Sask. also extended invitations.
On july 1, the choir chartered a
bus and travelled eastward,
The concert program is
made up of hymns and folk
songs, as well as skits and
slides, Basically the Doukhobor
, people's choirs sing a message
of peace and brotherhood and
this was the main purpose of
the Kootenay Choir. A re-
ceptive audience in each the-
atre or high school auditorium
greeted the choir. Everywhere

a seed of friendship and under: °;

standing was sown, stated a
spokesman for the choir.

couples, and his wife.- Mr.
Verigin joined the choir on
their tour, greeted the crowd
and gave a briet Scoot st his
journey to the Holy La:

also briefly Seas re
Dauihaber. beliefs and way of

ite highlight 7 the trp
perf

Edmonton Provincial Mec
There, Hon. Horst Schmidt, the
minister of culture for Alberta,
asked that the choir continue
singing its beautiful songs, and
the. good work that they are

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“Brotherhood can be sung
about, prayed about and lived,
no matter what the religion or
nationality, or plans for the
home to Kootenay . country

After exchanging token |

gifts the choir ended. their
performance and everyone
went home with a_ better
understanding of the true
Doukhobor culture and way of
life.

After a rest stop in}:
Radium, the group returned
home to Koolensy country,

their.

In the choir was
joined by honorary chairman of
the USCC,’ J. J. Verigin, who
was completing a tour of Israe]
and Rome along with four other

at having been able to do their
share of representing not only
the Doukhobor people, but also

people of Castlegar and B. C..

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Mrs. H. Johnson 365-8294

Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Adshead of Robson
for several days has been the
latter's mother, Mrs.. M. La-
Roeque of Vancouver, who
was accompanied by friends,
Mrs, Ed Dupas with her son,
Norbert, and daughter, Angele,
all of Winnipeg. ‘They left
Wednesday of last. week for
Vancouver where the Dupas
family will be visiting . for
several days before returning
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and Mrs. T, Lampart of Gold
River and Mr. and Mrs. A.
‘Richards and daughter, Janct,
on a trip to, England for five
weeks, all returned home last
weekend, They visited in Exe-
ter, seeing several relatives
and friends while in Great
Britain. They reported beauti
ful, hot weather and a lovely
trip.

Members of Rose City~

Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star in Nelson, held a delightful
garden party on Monday after-
noon with 50 attending. The
party was held in a beautiful
setting at the summer home of
Mr. aud Mrs, W, Allan, located
across the lake. Members of
Castlegar's Minto. attending
were Mrs, N. Zuk, Mrs. H.
Grummett and Mrs. H. John-
son. While there, Mrs, Zuk and
Mrs, Johnson visiled with Mr.
and Mrs. Rick Couch who
reside next door. to the Allans.
Weekend visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Adshead were their son-inlaw
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Matherson of Mica.

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