Al6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 13, 1978

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By MURPHY SHEWCHUK

Looking for a sure cure for
the winter doldrums?

Take a tip from hundreds
of B.C. interior residents: lean
back ona warm hillside and
soak in the sunshine amid a sea
of wildflowers,

In late April and early
May, while the funseekers are
still finding the local lakes too
cold and the ski slopes too
warm, mother nature is work-

A Sure Cure for Winter Doldrums

lts Sunshine and Wildflowers

In what for many has
become an annual pilgrimage,
naturalists, photographers and
outdoor enthusiasts come from
all over B.C. to enjoy the
natural beauty of literally
thousands of acres of spring
wildflowers,

The setting is nearly per-
fect,

Wide open grassy slopes
combine with a good southern
exposure to provide an ideal

inga
on the hills near Chase.

In her own quiet way, she
turns the drab brown slopes

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fellowarin ‘of men and women who
share thar experience, strength and
hope with each other that ney may
solve t! brobl jem and

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i eerporation,. “y0673
Highway, ey,

dering Little Shuswap Lake
and the South Thompson River
into a rolling blanket of yellow.

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ioally Bye mall. Send $2.00 for our.
tat Illustrated catalogue of

Is tor both ladies and
Direct Action Markatin:

Inc. Dept .K., P.O, Box
Vancouver, B.C. VeB3Xe, tina?

for the early
growth of more than a dozen
varieties of dryland flowers—
all growing naturally without
the interference of man,
Small creeks carrying the

_ Spring runoff feed hidden mead-

ows and scattered stands of
aspen and willow to add the
«proper environment for even
more colorful growth.

As the winter snows re-
treat, among the first to show
their colors are the sagebrush

glaberri-

the yellow bell can usually be
found pushing its way through
the leafy debris beneath the
stands of aspen or willow.

These are followed closely
by the yellow avalanche, lily
(Erythronium — grandiflorum),
turning the meadows yellow
with its bright blossoms and
creating a yellow carpet in the
shaded areas,

Just when the blossoms of

* the avalanche lilies reach their

peak and begin to fade, the
arrowleaf balsam-root (Balsa-
morhiza sagittata) sends out its
large yellow sunflower-like
blossoms on the steep boulder-
strewn slopes,”

The result is colorful pano-
rama that can be seen for miles,

From a distance, the slopes
look a solid yellow, but a closer
inspection reveals a wide vari-
ety of colors.

Rose-pink, few-flowered
shooting stars (Dodecatheon

mus), spring beauty (Claytonia

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piece, ae at 3 p.m. at St.
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ANNUAL ESTING ‘of the Castle- SS FT a eee reeres ms rreest
jar & Olatrict Hi kers Associa-
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Al-Anon Meetings
Saturday 8 p.

Husky Oil,

c/o Mike Heath-Eves,
KELOWNA, B.C.
VI 451

Husky has for lease its four-bay service
‘station at 789: Columbia Avenue,
Castlegar. This location is suited for a
licenced mechanic, or person with

excellent automotive repair experience.

For Information, please contact:

1545 Pinehurst Crescent,
Or telephone Kelowna: 763-0637

ers,
the Ring and proteilanal care 1

received. my frler who
thougeituly ‘sant flowers ‘and good
wishes,

= Estrid Storgaard.

KEREIFF — In loving memory of
Mes. Martha Keralff who passed
away April 16,

‘— Sadly missed by those who
loved her.

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We HAVE WILL FORMS Galy 75¢ 750
each, Also Interim Agr

forms, 2 for 75c. Cisttegar Nea,
191 Golumbia Ava. ind

PARSONS — To Nick and Jodl
Paraons of Castlegar, March, 14,
1978, a daughter.”

ZAYTSOFF — To Peter and Stefa-
nie yavieclt of Castlegar, April 6,
1978, a

WATEREAD — To Willlam and
Elaina Whitehead of Robson, Apri!
10, 1976, a son.

and the yellow bell

* _ (Fritillaria pudica) often known

locally as the johnny-jump-up.

The buttercup and the
spring beauty hug the ground
on the dry open slopes while

blue-belled leafy
lungwort (Mertensia oblongi-
folia) and the long plumed
purple avens (Geum trifforum)
add new tints to the scene.
Discovering the occasional
chocolate lly (Fritillaris lan-
ceolata) or the rare calypso

orchid or fairy slipper (Calypso
bulbosa) makes the time taken
for a closer inspection well
worthwhile,

Taking o Aaser look at the
wildflower wonderland is easy.

Just pull’ off the Trans-
Canada Highway at Chase
{about 65 kilometres east of
Kamloops), cut through town

and cross over to the north side |

of the South Thompson on the,
old’ wooden bridge at the
outflow of Little Shuswap
Lake. ie

Head west for four or five
kilometres along the gravel
road until you ‘come to a
junction with a sign marked
Niskonlith Lake.

Don't worry if the sign is
down because it is the first
junction you will come to,

Take the right or upper
road at the junction and follow
it up to the benchland,

If your timing is right, you.
will be right in the middle of the
best display of wildflowers in
the province—and you’ won't
have to climb a mountain to see
ther.

{This Roam‘at Home story
is part of a series provided by
Tourism British: Columbia.)

Spring Wildflowers on Hills near Chase are a Dellght for
Outdoor and

—Murphy Shewchuk Photo

Book Review

Adolf Hitler- the Dictator

ADOLF HITLER. By John
Toland. Doubleday Canada
Ltd., Toronto. 1056 pp. $16.95.

WEATHER

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PERCY MADDUX
Germany's 20th-century
dictator was born on April 20,
1889, in the Austrian town of
Braunau and died in Berlin on

* April 30, 1945, by a_ self-

inflicted bullet wound in the
head. :
The changes to Hitler and

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ly between these two
dates are covered in consider-
able -detail in John Toland’'s
ponderous volume, which con-
tains numerous photographs as
well’ as endpaper maps of
Germany between the two
world wars and an endpaper

map of Germany under Hitler ,

at the height of its

any conclusions as to Hitler's
character or. sanity, but it
appears from Toldnd’s book
that Hitler was a split per-
sonality, a genuine Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde, with the forces
of good and evil inside of him
vying for the mastery.

RCMP Release
Statement
Of Clarification

Castlegar ROMP wish to
clarify what may have been
interpreted as an insinuation
that Selkirk College aviation
students were involved in a
reported “joyriding” incident

and at

This ‘book shows Hitler's
early struggles and frustrations
—we see him as an almost
Chaplinesque character — and
points out how his amazing
capability as an orator set him
on the road to power.

While the author does fall
into the trap of failing to clarify
what year he is discussing, his
style carries us along in the
story so that there is no
temptation to skip.

The author does not draw °

the airport overnight on April

: Investigation by police has
revealed that the vehicle was
driven by a person working on
airport grourds and that the
vandalism likely occurred prior
to the social function, held by
the aviation students.

If an involvement by avia-
tion students was inferred in
the press release drafted by
police, it was not intentional,
says an RCMP spokesman.

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P. Osatchoff |
Service Begins
This Evening

Peter Osatchoff, 82, a
resident of Thrums died sud-
denly Tuesday.

Funeral services will com-
mence this evening at 6 p.m.
from Tarrys Community Hall,
continuing through until tomor-

row at 1 p.m. when burial will

take place‘at Shoreacres Ceme-
tery.

A complete obituary will
appear in next week's issue of
the Castlegar News.

Investigating
Wilful Damage
To Parked Car

Police are presently in-
vestigating the wilful damage
of a‘car while parked in the
Marlane parking lot.

On Monday, Nora Salekin
reported the entire rear win-
dow broken out of her 1966
Chevy resulting in an estimated
$200 damage.

Methane Gas
Created From
Cattle Dung

An Oklahoma company is
selling methane gas recovered
from cow manure.

Calorifie Recovery Anaero-

_ bic Process Inc. (CRAP) has

built a plant in the Oklahoma
panhandle'that digests manure
and turns out methane gas,
livestock feed and a liquid
fertilizer.

More than 100,000 cattle
keep the company in dung.

. Peoples’ Gas Co. of Chi-
cago, which has a contract to
buy all of CRAP’s methane for
the next 25 years, said the plant
can produce enough gas‘ to
supply 3,600 homes daily.

Double-WIDES

Set up In park, and
ready to move in to.
Financing available, or
take over payments.

For more information call:

Northwest

Homes
at 365-3551 °

vehicle Guarantee

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TRAINING?

Limited space Is ‘tor din
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Selkirk Coflege, third floor legion, ‘846 Victoria St.

This on-golng course will operate throughout the
summer months. Fi

For further information call:

368-5711.

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GLENMERRY.

TRAIL

Lions Sponsor Bike-

Starting Monday of this .

week and extending for a two-
week period, every elementary
school in the Castlogar area will
be attended by Constables
Norm Blaney and Allan Conkin
of the Castlegar RCM Police,
who will be instituting a Bicycle
Identification ‘Program spon-
sored by'the Castlegar Selkirk
Lions Club.

Each bicycle in the Castle.
ger erca will be registered and
receive a blue decal with an

appropriate Bike-I-Dent num- :

ber that will be recorded. It is
hoped that this will deter thefts
and assist the police in locating
the owner of a found bicycle,

Each child from kinder-
garten to Grade 2 will receive a
Grow and Go Safety chart that
has 10 bicycle-riding safety
rules on it with animated
characters riding bicycles. As
well, they will receive a color-
ing book called Youth and the
Police that contains 12 pages of
general safety tips,

‘ Congratulations
Gordon Soma

- RCMP’ Demonstrate Program in Local Schools

Each student will be en-
couraged to start a new ap.
proach to crossing at cross-
walks, This is to walk with the
right arm outstretched in front,
keeping it there till the child
has completely- crossed the

“roadway, This procedure will

assist the motoring public to
identify a person attempting to
cross the roadway or cross-
walk.

In the past, children have
been seen standing on the side
of the highway by a crosswalk
with their intentions of crossing
unknown to the public.

The more senior elemen-
tary grades will hear discus-
sions on bicycle riding as well
as motoreycle safety, as some
children. own and operate mo-
toreycles,

Bridge Club
Game Results

Eleven tables, with an
average of 110, took part in

.Monday night's play at the Joy

Keillor Bridge Club with the
following results:
North-South

First, Ian MacDonald and

Otto Walker with 142%; sec-
ond, Lorne Muselow and Chuck
Clarkson with 187; third, Joy
Keillor and Dr. Ron Perrier
with 118; fourth, Clara Johnson
and Connie Miller with 114".
East-West
First, Ted Vockeroth Jr.

I-Dent Program

Film Shown
At Complex
. Wednesday

“Union Maids", a film por-
trait. of three .women labor
organizers active from the
1930s to the present, will ‘be
shown at the Regional Recrea-
tion Complex on Wednesday
evening.

The three women, Stella,
Katé and Sylvia, attracted by
the promlse of work and pros-
perity, migrated to the cities in
their youth, entered industrial
* jobs. and rapidly’ became in-

= volved in the unlon movement

FM because of’ their ‘experience

“Ge with low wages and discrimina-

tion. és

The film offers a ‘valuable

; -historical background to those

“concerned with the present day

Struggle ‘of workers and women
“In this society. A

A discussion about the film

and Ted Vockeroth ‘Sr. with
133; second, Dr. and’ Mrs.
Garry Jenkins with’ 120; third,
Julie Smith and Bill Scoffham

} with 118; fourth, Norm and Les
Gallie with 114."

Cst. Allan Conkin’ Explains eines Identification Program to Students

and about the present day
union movement will take place
‘following the showing.

The film is free and open to
* any ‘interested person,

For further information,

please, call Ann Holden of -

Blueberry’ Creek, or Cathy
Cristofoli of Castlegar.

Trail, Nelson
Ad Workshops
This Week —

+ The provincial ministry of

*Commerce ‘are sponsoring an,.

Advertising and Promotion
Ki Workshop | for small business at
: the “Lord: Nelson Hotel on:
"Monday and the Terra Nova
- Motor Inn—Salon A on‘Tues-

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MOBILE HOMES
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
FURNITURE MART

Playmor Junction
South Slocan
Phone 359-7166
WINTER “HOURS

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MON. THRU SAT.
Desler, Lic. No. 1372

Cooper Agencies is pleased
to announce that our. sales
associate, Gordon Gemmill,
has won an achievement
award for highest produc-
tion during the months of
February and March.

For consclentious personal
service, call Gordon at

Office 365-3347 ‘or
' Residence 365-7900

WANTED
A Youth Worker for Castlegar

This is a one-year position, which may become
Permanent.

Qualifications:

The applicant must be a person who cares for young ©
people, and must understand the ‘‘language"’ of our
youth.

Applicant should come from the C unity,

Heart Care
Discussed
In Trail

What: happens when a —

person from the West Koote-
nays is sent off. to Vancouver
for treatment for heart prob-
lems? i
What kind of care can be
offered to the heart attack
survivor?

These questions will be
answered when the home care

_staff of the West _ Kootenay.

Health unit’ and: the’ Selkirk
Health unit gather for a B.C.
Heart Foundation workshop at
the health unit in Trail Tuesday
and Wednesday.

The BCHF has assisted‘in: ~

offering the workshop to nurse:
who work with patients in:

home setting. Coming in from’

Vancouver will be Jill Boucher,
R.N., the BCHF staff member
responsible for professional
education; Marina Greene, R.N.
of the North Shore Health Unit,
with special knowledge of car-

and have a of the sock
and cultural makeup of our community.

The position starts May 1, 1978.
Salary Is $900 per month.
- Application deadline is before 12 noon, April 20, 1978.
Written letters of application are to be sent to:
Castlegar Youth Committee,
c/o Mr. B. Batdigara,
City Hall,

460 Columbia Ave.,
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

and Terry
Jackson, R.N. of Vancouver
General Hospital, who will
discuss preparing patients for
open heart surgery.

Further details are avail-
able from continuing education
co-ordinator Nancy Klossner, at
Kootenay Lake District Hos-
pital.

Your Carpet :

Headquarters...

Carpets by ivan Oglow
365-7771

S Minto Chapter, Orde
.the Eastern | Star, :held

its
annual, Daffodil (Caneér)’ Tea .
and Bake Sale in the” Legion *
Hall Saturday, ‘with the entire’,
proceeds’ of the tea to go.

towards the Eastern Star can-
cer project of cancer research
and cancer dressings :

During the acai of April
or May all chapters-in British
Columbia and the'Yukon hold a
tea with the purpose of dona-
ting the proceeds to the cancer
project.

Worthy Matron Mrs, HL
Johnson and Associate Mees
Mrs, R. Donnan greeted thi

- guests as: they arrived. Mrs.

Johnson extended a welcome to

all present and introduced Mrs: -

J. Stier, convener of 'Minto's

cancer dressing station,: who.
explained how the members ~

met twice a month in the

ings. i
These dressings are avail-
able free of charge to any

. patient in the district and what

is not used here is sent: to the

To Cancer Research’

_ tea ticket sales.

_ Sommerfeld, Mrs. C. ‘Acker-

Minnich. |
Masonic Hall to make’ dress-°:.

day.

Guest speakers from local
media and printing houses will
” be on hand to discuss the basic

roblems of promotion, adver-
‘ising, in-store displays and
-sales techniques that are best

Two large tables holding’ suited to.the small business,
an’ abundance. of home baking
were supervised by Mrs. B.
Sherbiko, Mrs. D. Askew, Mrs, ..
ML: Peachey" and Mrs. N.
Oswald. Mrs. A.McNeil and
Mrs. C: Petts were in charge of

“shop is $20. Advance registra-
tion-and -further information
may be obtaihed-by calling the
Nelson: Chamber of Commerce
or thie Trail: ‘Chamber of Com-

J Stier looked. after the
sale of ‘raffle tickets andthe *

. white elephant table was super-: ' Aleetin ng:

vised by Mrs. J. Raine and Mrs. eek
u To Narne’

New Reps .

In the near: future, * a

J. Heslop. Tea tables .were
supervised by Mrs. Ji Piet

meeting’ will be held in Castle .

: gar by the Fegional_ Access
“NN to

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 13, 1978

Monday, April 17
8 p.m.

Stanley Humphries

Secondary School

Sponsored by:

Castlegar Arts Council

Tickets Avallable at: .

Carl's Drug Mart, Castlegar Drug,
West’s, and Arts Councl! Members -

50

Adults: $3.
Sr. Citizens & Students: $2.50

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_ nominate ta new Castlegar .

Mrs. L. Mrs. to sérve'on the
management committee which
meets once a month to.review
the progress, budget: Is
Presiding at: ‘the urns dur: “of. ACCESS.

ing. the afternoon were P.G. “Those being seated are
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A‘‘festive air prevailed
throughout the hall, with each

_ tea table centred by a‘vase of

forsythia and bluebells.-An ecru
lace tablecloth with yellow
underlay covered the head
table, on which stood a rose

bow! centrepiece flanked by an _

arrangement of daffodils. Mrs.

J. Stier was in charge of -

“5th Ave. N.

Job's Daughters, Bethel No. €0.

The members of Minto ~ ynable to be there.
Chapter extend: thanks and
appreciation to all who helped
to make the day a success. They
would also like to report that a
small parcel was left behind by

ACCESS is an out-patient
counselling service funded by
the Alcohol zand Drug Com-
mission and ‘under the direction
of the

: when ‘other .members were ~

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. Emperor Mini Home
19-footer. 1,200 miles.
One only.. 16,
List price $17,600
Rocket Travel Trailer,
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tease $2395

Anniversary Sale
and Open House

Get in on-the specials this weekend at Mike. 5: Mobile Homes.
You'll find over 65 trailers, tent

G. vanBéynum, of Slacah; first
prize cushion was won by Mrs.
Cathy Stewart, Robson; second staff’ providing servise to
prize of a baby's pram cover Castlegar, Nelson, | Trail : and

Three counsellors 2 are on -

GMC Rally Van

8-Passenger Model. Stk. #8-0844-0 ‘$
GM List: $9636 8988

went to Mrs. W. Waldie; third district. Further

prize, a small shawl—Mrs. about this service is available at
Mary Polonakoff of Castlegar; 864-4121, the central office of
fourth prize, tea cosy—J: Stier, ACCESS.

Thanks are extended to Anyone interested f in serv-
Mrs. F. Jonkman for the dona- ing on the committee, is asked
tion of all these handmade to contact one of the above-
prizes. - 2 > ., naméd® ‘members.

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motor homes to browse through. Hurry! These. ‘specials ‘are valid
this Friday, Saturday and Sunday only.

\
- Scamper Travel Trailer ‘ fe Automobiles
liatpressi 000. 1595 ©.'71 Plymouth Fury $
5 Soft-Top Tent Comper In running condition... . 475
Canvas in.good condi- ' *'70 Chev Impala
Now Only co eesoee SOS
Sportscraft Tent Camper

650 "ACCESSORIES

Portable Tollets. Reg. $21.95 eins

Okanagan Truck Camper
5-gal. Waste Tanks. Reg. $8.9:
Tent Pegs. Reg.

For Import Lots
51595 JK Sentea MaMa Fas $i 4s. 3

Mike’s Mobile Homes Ltd.

Castlegar Dealer Lic. #00112A

BOARD AND ROOM WANTED

Board and reom fs required for Gomiineo employees.
Please telephone 964-4329, :

WANTED TO RENT

houses,
housekoeping suites, and rooms, rh ‘required for
Cominco employees.

Please telephone 364-4329.

GMC Suburban

V-8, Auto. al P.B. Stk. #20906

Brand New

78488

BO URCOOII OIC KIT DUR RE CE HOODEO LACE ORE

We Are the Home of On-the-Spot
100” Financing

We Will Take Any Down
Payment or Anything in Trade

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