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RAPELLING on rock face, being demonstrated
performed recently by members of the Pro-
vincial Emergency Program at Syringa Creek
Park. Hosted by the Castlegar group, ap-
proximately 35 persons took part from Castle-
gar, Nelson and Trail. Sunday's outdoor

Trall and Nelson Bob. Allon and. Bob Allan

exercises were the windup of an 18 hour

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For Local Man

A Castlegar man has been
charged with emerging from an
alley without care following a
two vehicle accident on Tues-
day of last week.

Charged is Karl Roderick
Emde, whose 1978 Volkswagon
sustained an estimated $600
damage when it collided with a
1965 Mustang driven by Robert
Charles Wozney of Blueberry
Creek,

Police said the Emde

* vehicle was pulling out from

Mitchel Auto Parts parking lot
on Columbia Avenue making a
left turn when it falted to yield
to the Wozney vehicle which
was southbound on Columbia
Ave.

Wozney went to Castlegar
and District hospital to treat a
minor cut on his knee,

_ . Damage to the Wozney
vehicle has been estimated at

Sale Planned
By. Auxiliary |
For May 14

A united effort to make the
South Slocan Hospital Auxil-
dary's sale a success was evi-
dent by the enthusiasm shown
at the May meeting, held at the
home of Daisy Harrison.

Sadie Hammond reported
the Hammond carport is gradu-
ally filling up with “valuables”
in preparation for the May 14
sale.

Volunteers for the various
work committees are: Carol
Ridge, advertising; Nonie
Burk, general sales and pricing;
Reta Kelsey, posters; phoning,
Mary A iy; cashiers,

Voice of the People :
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Clarifying a Point
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workers at the sawmill; as I
recall our telephone conversa-
tion, you asked if I would help
‘clarify some points contained in
a decision of the Labor Rela-
tions Board as reported in a
Vancouver daily newspaper.

I wish to point out that the
statement you attribute to me
isa version of what is contained -
in the decision of the Labor ,
Relations Board and was not a:
direct comment by me.

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Interior Lumber Operations

* (Editor's Note: The Castle-
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of the interview.)

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Pam Graham wants to
know why the tights worn by
male ballet dancers are co tight,

She wrote the Rhodesia
Herald newspaper that she and
her children—girls aged 13 to
10—enjoyed the ballet but not
the men's costumes.

“We discovered that the
children were positively embar-
rassed. at the, skinfit tights
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Betty Ridge and Sue Mackie;
clean-up; Muriel Fryer, Sadie
Hammond, refreshments, |
Other business included a
discussion covering the 1978
Name Calendar; this is to bea
summer undertaking.
., Iris Graham, local reporter
for The Sheet, the BCHA
quarterly, presented several
excellent ideas as money-
making projects for the months
ahead.

The Garage Sale was re-

‘ported a success, The June 2

morning meeting is to be held
at the home of Hazel Street. «

Coffee Addicts
Grow. Beans
To Beat Prices
British coffee addicts who
can't shake the habit or face
sky-high prices caused by a
world shortage are entering the
bean business themselves.
With the retail price of a

. one-pound jar expected to rise

to a daunting $5 by the end of
the year, garden centres are
doing a roaring business in
coffee plants.

Now a coffee marketing
company is cashing in on the
boom. It is offering 1'/ million
small Arabica coffee plants for
$2.60 each to anyone buying
packets of their Brazilian blend.

There is one small prob-
lem, however. The plants take
at least three years to mature.
“It’s a long time to wait for a
cup of coffee,” said a spokes-
man.

But enthusiasts who per-

sist may be rewarded with’

three pounds of berries which
finally reduce to a pound of

coffee.

“Well, it’s a case of ‘if the
mountain won't come to Mo-
hammed,’ ” said one amateur
grower.

Larger three-foot plants
are selling for between $20 and
$35 while mail-order plant firms
are offering five-inch Arabicas
for about $4.25.

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Funeral. Service Today
For John Zugel, Age 70

ij Funeral: service, is: being
‘peta this morning at 1 from St.
"a Catholic Church in
‘Blocan for John Zugel, 70, who
died Saturday’ at his: summer.
wresidence at Slocan, ° *

+ He was born in Anaconda, ;

Montens, on May,

CB Jamboree.
: To'be Held
This Saturday

| Kootenay Koffee Break
(CB Jamboree) a joint effort by
both the Castlegar and Silver
City CB radio clubs, will be held
this Saturday at Gatsby's in

+ | Activities include a pan-
eake breakfast (with sausages,
eggs and bacon) at a very
nominal fee on an‘ all-you-tan-
eat bases, Breakfast. begins
mid-morning concluding early
aftetnoon and will be followed

by Bin, and. games for the
a

ce will be held in the-’
Admission, howevet,:

evenin,
is by advance tickets sold only
Kit the clubs’ executives.

received his education there. In

1936 he came to Slocan City

where he met the former Cecile
:-Baillargeon ‘whom he married
Hin 1988 at St. ‘Mary's Catholic
~ Church in Slocan City, :

They moved to Spokane

Kootenay 7 Teil No. 37 Hosts
Pythian Sisters Convention

: The 36th ‘district. conven-
tion of Pythian’ Sisters was
hosted by Castlegar’s Kootenay.
Temple No. $7 at the Castlegar

and District Community. :

Centre,. April 80,"

where far. Zugel was
with the United States Postal
Service: They made their home
there for many years prior to

being transferred to Seattle

where they. resided’ until ‘his
retirement in 1969. Mr. Zugel
was a member of the Knights of
Columbus. .

Mr. and Mrs. Zugel have.
spent their summers in Slocan
for many years.

He is survived by his wife,
Cecile; two sons, Major Ray-
mond J. Zugel. of Frod Ord,
California and Ala D. Zugel of.
Mukeltio, .Wash.;. two daugh-
ters, JoAnn Zugel of Sebasto-

: pol, Calif. and Mrs, Diane Reda °

of Auburn, Wash.; five grand-
children, and one sister, Cecil
Burns of Seattle. fe

Rev. J. F. Monaghan will

officiate at the, service; with.

burial to take “place “in the
Slocan Cemetery.

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were Fran Moffat, Edith Sher-"/

biko, Mary Ellen Cormier and
Marg: Bacon, while bhatt
the. many: visitors were Ora:
Lightle, Mabel Clelland, Helen “
Bonacei and Joan Marks,

Call to order. began with’
PDDGC Violet ‘Milne of Rose- ’
vale No, 88, Fruitvale’ pre-,
siding.

DDGC Florence Nixon of
Kootenay Temple No. 37 was

escorted to the altar by District *
Manager Bernice Barrass, -

where she was officially wel-
comed and presented with a.
corsage by PDDGC Violet
Milne. DDGC Florence Nixon
then took her station. © -
Presentation of fisg was
made by Barbara Simmons of
Twin Temple No. 33, Salmo.
Introduction of Grand: Of-
ificers included ‘the “! following:
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pondent Rose Soberlak, Castle

gar;°PGP Connie Morris, Sal-
mo; PGC Audrey’ Rothwell,
Clarri-

PGC ‘Annette: Morrison, Cran:

brook; PGC’ Sylvia’ French,
‘Vernon; PSR: Fern Blankley, |
Vernon; SR Phyllis

session, with. participants from *

Trail, Fruitvale and Castlegar.
The program also included
Knights initiation by Castlegar;
draping of charter by. Castle-
gar; and a penny march, with
proceeds going towards cere-

~ bral palsy.

* Bills’ were read, new’

“business was discussed and the

treasurer's report was heard,

By FLORENCE NIXON

followed by the minutes'of the -

previous district convention.
Memory, work competition
took place, followed by ‘exem-

, plification ‘of signs with “Ross-

land, '. Trail, Fruitvale,: “Salmo

and Catena participating.

general, executive and ‘educa:

m meetings: attended by 70:

Rossland;: PSR: Pearl Palmer,
Rossland; : .
RSR Betty Griffin, Pentic

, ton; PSR Olive Mills, Rossland

and. Kimberley; PSR Sally.’
Chapman, Penticton; and PSR
Mary. Duffus of Trail.-

The address of-welcome
was given by: Ora Lightle of:
Temple No. 37: with’ response
by Nellie Badge of. Trail.»

Reports were” read a: by.

tor'who is a welll ‘known ‘B.C.
real estate lawyer. é
‘Guests were E...

/ presidents British: Columbia

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delegates . of Rossland, Trail, .- c

Fruitvale, Salmoand Castlegar,

Castlegar Socials’

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Mrs, D. one Education
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Mrs. H. Johnson 365-8294

Mra. N..Zuk,"accompanied |,
by Mrs, H. . Johnson, motored to
Osoyoos on Thursday’ where -
they were the guests of Mrs. M.
Cox. On Friday they: travelled
‘to Omak, =Wash. ‘where™ they.
attended “an International
luncheon and meeting: for ‘all

‘|. past. worthy matrons- and:

worthy patrons of the Order of:

\:]: the: Eastern’ Star.’ ‘They re-

turned home at the weekend:
*” Mr. and’ Mra.:B.; Rourke’.
and son, Darrel, returned home

: Thursday after spending a few

-; days'in Vancouver.

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PATH OF. TOTAL: AWARENESS ~

REA. and’
City: of: Cranbrook.

‘A banquet and dance was

Joan Marks. of Castlegar
was the recipient of a shield for
first place in memory work and
Bernice ‘Barrass of Castlegar

placed first in the exempli- -

fication of signs,

Castlegar’s Temple No. 87
received a trophy for acquiring *
the most new members and

placed second in the Degree .

Staff competition. -

- Winner of the knitted
tablecloth, donated by Rose

Soberlak, was “Mrs. Leo.

Plamondon of Castlegar; hand-
made custiion donated by Edith
Wilson was won by Carl
DaCosta of Castlegar; :and a

vhand-knitted dressed” doll,

‘donated by Rath * Maze, as
fie

Artificial
_ Hands Look
Almost Real

After three years of having
hooks for hands, Susanna Har-
tel Is learning to adjust to new
myo-electric hands that ‘look
and work almost like real ones.

Five years ago, the 46-
year-old’ mother of two was
operating a punch press when
her arms were caught in the
machine and were severed six
inches below the elbow.

Hartel received her new

hands six months ago and has
been undergoing re-training
since then,

2 “Mentally, I -feel’ more
human now,” Hartel said in an
interview last week.

Hartel sald it took three
ears to learn to use the hooks
ut. now she is able to hold a

fork and eat and can get change
from her purse, something she
could not do with the hooks.

However, she said she has

noticed a change: in people's
behavior towards her,

“When I used: to have

hooks, people used to open the

doors for me,” she said. “Now |

they don't even bother. I guess

“Pil just have to get used to it’

and learn: to open doors’ for
myself.”
Hartel. said’ she has no
intention of returning to work.
“I work harder now at
home than I did at work and

with my new ‘arms I do my

housework better than most
people with their own arms.”
She’ said her only com-
plaint with the new limbs,
which work through a combina-
tion of musele and electricity, is
that “they run out of juice.” -

Local Lions:
Sponsor Two
More Clubs

‘Two new charters, spon-
sored by’ the Castlegar Lions
Club, will be taking place this
month and next month.

On May. 28. the Nakusp
Lions Club will be holding its
charter night in Nakusp with
the _Kootenay-Slocan Lions
Club, based in South Slocan,
holding its charter night June
11 in Castl :

The British Columbia Housing Management :

Commission is’ proud

to announce: ‘the

~ opening of. their: new 28 unit apartment!
complex to accommodate the. n ‘for.
family housing’ in the Castlegar’ aréa. This::
housing project has been long awaited by.

“many: presidents said the - apartments ‘are *

now

‘held ‘onthe last evening where.

top / multiple ‘listing service
salesman and office plaques for
1976: were presented. Salesmen

of the month were: B. Stefanuk,

Cranbrook Ags.; Lynn LeRoy,
Caldwell’ Ags.; Barrie, Hamil-
ton,: Cranbrook 'Ags.;: Bud
Darough, Robertson. Hilliard
Cattell Ags.; and Einar: Dam:

‘Cranbrook Ags.
Dennis Roberts of of Caamel ;
‘Agencies ‘was recognized as

» top lister/salesman for the lst ;

six months of 1976,

Top office plaques for. 1976

were presented to Cranbrook

Agencies‘and Caldwell. ‘Agen:

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 12, 1977

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