"CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, Auguat 16,1974’

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‘Mechanical
Problems: .
A Headache

Mechanical problems in the ij
former Town of Kinnaird’ con- ‘
tinue ‘to’ Plague: the water.
system there.

In: reporting to ‘council at.’
its last regular meeting, ‘Ald,

7In° only: ee ‘years, they

Jack’ Chernoff: said another have sald over’ 20 mallion New Yorker sho

motor burned out in the Upper. Fecords!

Bench pump station.’ Eitaad They literal ‘,
tor has been repaired’ but the top when “Candida”,
actual cause of this’ and ‘prior.
lates, has: yet. bo. be deter.

Mr. Chernoff praised ‘the z
public works: : cre ‘and Boun-

cy ‘in getting \the pumping
station’ back into: operation.

ly: started 0

their. fiat

Id ‘some: two, mil-

‘Tony. Orlando piney :

car- “driven

Trail on‘the'motoreycle and
bys Mi

ing

‘expand the ‘project to,
other, parts of the’ province and.
other, media next: year.

“The,cost to’us'is minimal
ifthe. i

Farewell Europe I'm Stuck at Home

mn would have a faltly ‘ex:

Well, T ‘thought’ ‘this col...

ic ds ss
openiagen <1 Stockholm,

aris,

Tiiat’s what I had in
ind: for,.the summer.: My
oung brother has ‘an upart-
ent, With lots’ of’ sleeping’
pace, in the Black Forest of
Germany,"'or} the: Schwarz-
+ Mald; as we jet-setters call it:

jase for bashing around wes.”
tern "Europe: * It’ was ‘ideal.
Abeut five hours from Paris,
é. same from Switzerland,
Denmark, Belgium; Berlin.A

day'to Swedert.,A mere bag:)

atelle to Holland;

fl had it all worked out, A
‘one-day trip to: Zurich; a
two-day - spree in Paris, a
sqnash sat’ja) Munich  bier-
garten (that's'a coffin where: ,
you have to keep your socks
Up), with ‘the occasional for-

y He Frankfurt! or Ham: i

is Unfortunately, ‘most, of ’

our’ forays this summer. will
be into hamburg?.That's al
e can afford, and hat only:

in: old nursery

‘which’ doesn’t ‘even’

the!shoe! was lost: for want;

horse was lost;

horse, the bat-**:

neon like

atl’ quoting from mem-
rye Tread vit! a theiBook
‘of: Knowledge when ‘Lewas «
t?;7And;along. with ‘all
nails ‘and shoes:'a good!

‘of my, memory has been:

you. pet’ the

rat
‘One’. ‘thing leads: to” e

another, Or something.

ji That's why I'm:not writ, .! >
ting ‘this “column: from ; the

Eiffel'Tower:;,in. Paris or
rg in'Germany.
iltirall ‘started ‘with the

Good Samaritans. You may ©:
)ivecall that \I'wrote‘a column.

few weeks ago about some

* former: students ‘who, came

around and fixed my garage
‘door ‘for nothing. They ‘ab-.”
“solutely'refused to accept a

= cent: I gaye me quite a

glow at the time... (i.

“ \s¢3 That warm slow I has, over

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ue ‘de! Something-or- Other." >

He’ offered? it, to us as a’:

Sugar and Spice

about t two years,.“Bill, we've
get to get the house’ Paint-,

U always agree.” “Yep,
Sweetie, next ‘summer for
sure." Now, our house is not
sdmething you paint on'a
holiday weekend, buy a case
of beer.and getting some of
your old buddies to come in
and help,

“Sir”, bless him, said,.“Sir,’
you've got troubles,” with
that: roof.” My heart sank:
I've been through it befure. |
Well. I 'don't have: to go
jnto detail, Any home-owner

knows the rest. The roof is...

shot, ‘everything “is rotten;
though. it: hasn't: leaked ‘a
drop since We came: here,

The only thing leaking is the |.

It’s at d. “half stor-
ey edifice of brick. Driving

, Past,:you might say, “Hell,
I'd paint ‘that. for $85.00."
Tliere’s “just™the trim that
needs painting, you see,

_.. But’ that! is some. trim.
There are thirteen’ storm
windows, -thirteen screens,
eleventy-four ‘shutters, two,
French doors, und’ at least

‘twenty-seven blackbirds in.”

a fir tree: That's before you.

*- start Painting the-trim.

Well, ina burst of sent-
imentality, my old lady sug:
gested we give’ ‘the iboys”
the job of painting the trim.

.,,V would have’ given: them:a

‘case of beer and  felt-1 was

all even.

0 The! trim’ is costing ‘me

$500. Fair enough, in these
+. days: I. could’ have, done’ it

myself, but I'm not going to: :
climb a‘ fifty-foot ladder un-,°.”
» less’ there’s ‘a’. mighty’ fair.

damsel “at. the top.“And‘all

-they found was, a homet's :

boss, wi

? Next. Thi
2 calls" me “Mr. Smiley or *

eae Leaders,

Enjoy. ake Camp

‘Ten first New: Denver
Guides “with ‘their leaders,

Bs recently. spent.a fruitful and fun

filléd Week camping at the head | x

of Slocan: Lake.

njoyment o!
giels dn their leaders.
umerous® “parents® and

-visitors; were. ‘hosted at ah
» final ‘campfi ire.

‘ G. Kent ; pone

Funeral Service
Held Here Friday ©

Funeral services were held

last-Friday. from’ the ‘chapel of | .

Castlegar Funeral'Home for. G.

(Kent) Agnew,: 22) of Kinnaird |. ;
“who died accidently i ina ‘Plane

toilet, just after

we've - spent S16 having ‘it

7 fixed")
Fare i

* falling Nad in Cae
gen. saying, “Pas de nuit,
cherie," instead of answering
the door'ten times a day to”;

loan the jon gang ..

-[ran's Multi Media Expo: Pageant af Spokane
~ Reflects its Concerns With Ecological Values

Tran's efforts to synthesize
its 7,000- -year heritage’ with its

a screwdriver, ty f
 It's'going to, be a $2,000
summer, holiday.” At home,

I-tumms out,that the garage:

+ has to: be painted, too, and
the back porch, Rather bit:

vr terly,Piasked one of the
“boys” if! they, shouldn't’,
paint the woodpile, as: well,-
to go with the decor, And |
with ‘a'nice twist of wit, he
said, “Would you like us to’
paint! the cat,’ as. well?""He..
, sleeps there, Why not?Green. :-
Shutter: greens, with a high;
gloss. 04)

+Weather Information :

Small Vessel’ ‘operators and:
‘boating enthusiasts, in: general

are reminded of the importance \,?

they should sel at all times”
to the

Farewell Chnhease Hel-
lo, roof, Hello, bank mana:

ber. i
‘shouldn't If

on ‘the ‘weather “that may be ta:
| expected in their'areas. Infor-..

mation’ ‘on’ weather: is Widely

* guess. Suppose’ those’ boys
hadn't ‘come, to fix my’ gar-

age'door. [ niet have been i

, ada by the daily press, as well a

as by radio-broadcast ‘on ‘the
: normal Hstening channels,

as one of today's
fastest developing nations is

ithe’ subject of ‘the Tranian .

exhib at the Expo '74 World's
‘air,
Tran is p 1g a multi.

deal fias' been done in Iran to
reclaim the natural environ-
ment, from replenishing species
of animals and’ birds once

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 16, 1974

Artifacts from recent ar-
chacological excavations, never
before put on public display
complement the exhibit, =

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nearly extinct to rep}:
decimated forests. Of course,
huge problems remain. We

media pageant reflecting the

country’s concern with modern .

ecological values to. guide its
progress into the ranks of-the
world’s most developed na-
“dons,

“We are extremely fortu-
nate that our surge into indus-
trlalization is coming at a time
‘when we can profit from the

“errors other.countries have
‘made at this. stage,” said _

Khosrow Sheikh, deputy com-
missioner for Iran at the
World's Fair, |

tremely rigid guidelines to
“insure that our development
‘does not come at the expense of
Pour. environment. Although our. .

ite of growth has been about
11% per cent per year over the
last 10 years, we have bedn'able

‘tokeep within those guidelines. -
“At the same time, a distor j

“The Shah has ‘set’ ex- *

are att ing to tell this
entire story in our exhibit’ at
the World’s Fair.”

The Iranian Pavilions first
exhibit is a walk-through thea-
‘ter.in which a multi-screen film
presentation focuses on “The

Great Harmony,”’a Sook-at the:

history of Iran from the time of:

the ‘ancient kings of what was:
then Persia. It shows the role of: |.

the country's‘ leadership ‘in
“guiding. a social evolution that

has’ produced’ some of the’):

world’s great works of art? ‘and
architecture.’

tant works of art; from’ Iran's
museums’ and. palaces ‘are’ on

display. The section includes a: ~:

collage‘ of the ancient royal
palace at Persepolis, in’ a
mirror-walled | setting ‘that

In an adjacent hall, mpor- r

abstract map of Iran {s featured
in the next hall in an exhibit on
“Protection of the Natural
Environment."The exhibit out-
lines 50 separate regions, total-
ling some 25 million acres,
whore the Iranian Government...’
is involved in the protection of
entire ecological systems,
‘Included is an’ area’ set ~
aside by the Shah for. experi-
mental conservation efforts in’

co-operation with other ‘coun

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