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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, October 28, 1976

15 Years cs Member cf Legion's Lodies ‘Nm

Life Membership Presented Rose Johnson

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LIFE MEMBERSHIP PIN
Canadian Legion Anaual Tea and Fall Bazaar. Besides her

PIN prosated Mrs ooo Sehasn by Mrs Earl[ ‘Earl (Rath) Rourke at

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A life membership pin’ was Tulips, made to celebrate the

presented to Mrs. Rose’ John-
son last Saturday + when, the
Ladies’ Auxillary to the Roya)
Canadian Legion Branch 0
held its annual Tea ‘and Falt
: Bazaar in the Legion Hall,

A capacity “crowd! heard
president Mrs, W. Leduc cite
Mrs, Johnson's many. years.of
contribuiion to, the ‘auxiliary,
while past president Mrs. E.
Rourke pinned the life member-

» ship pin on the surprised
honoree. Also in attendance for!’
the presentation was) West:
Kootenay zone representative
Mrs. A. Macpherson.

‘The hall’ was) tastefully
decorated for the bazaar with
bouquets of fall flowers, each
table centered by an arrange- .
ment of poppies and Golden
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Golden Anniversary of . the
Legions across Canada.
Guests were welcomed as
they arrived by Mrs. W. Leduc,
Twho also declared the bazaar
open, The ever popular Bake
Table was in the charge of Mrs,
F. Dodgson "and »,Mrs..M.
Grover; seving: table was super-
vised by Mrs, B, Narraway and
Mrs. R.) Cummings, and the
white Elephant table was in
he charge of Mrs. J. Grant:
Ticket sales were handled
by Mrs, EB. Rourke. Serving
teas were Mrs. H. Bate, Mrs. J,

> Walker and':Mrs,’ R. McCul-

lough. Mrs, Lene Ubane was in
charge of the drawing and Mra,
“P.-Riesen took out teas to the
business people.

‘The busy kitchen was:

looked after by Mrs, A. Sper-

ling, Mrs. N. Blais, Mrs, E. Zorn

and Mrs. A. Alderman, ~
Prize winners were ‘door:

Robson; cushion, Mrs, B. Nar-
Taway; | hampers,
Geisler and Mra. J. Grant.

Mrs. Pat’.

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Honors :Bride-Elect
Miss Karen’ Pakula’

Miss Karen Pakula was
honored at a -miscellancous
shower on Thuraday evening of
last week at the home of Mrs,
Shirley Hunter of Castlegar,

T and cor-

Mrs. Shirley. Hunter, Mra,
Eleanor Dickinson, ‘Mrs. Lola
Nichvolodoff and» Mrs. Pam
Miller.

“A beautiful shower. cake

‘he
sages were done by Mrs Pam
Miller.

Karen was assisted in
opening the many lovely gilts
by her. mald-of-honor Miss
Christine ‘Lightle and her
bridesmaid Miss Janet Mc-
Quire. :

Delicious * refreshments
were served by the hostesses,

Mrs.

‘was passed around to the ladies
by the bride-to-be and® her
mother.

‘The door prize was won by
Miss Karen Pakula: 3

‘A special thank you was
extended by Karen to the ladies
who helped with the shower
and bo those who attended.

$5,000 Damage When
Car: Swerves for Bear

‘A Corvette ‘was’ totalled
Friday when it swerved to miss

;a bear at the Thrums Bluff on
High

way 8A, ‘resulting’ in a

‘passenger, Angus Smith, 19,
prize,: Mrs. Emily, Meger) of - reqt

reseirgne toes te a need

i Driver of the'veblele’ has

been ® identified as 19-year-old

OF killing ‘and stealing,

And crime everywhere,

We sigh and we say.

As we notice this trend
“This young generation, :
Where will it end? “=,

But can we be.

sure
It's their fault alone,
That really. the moat of it

Is really our own:

+ Too much money to spend
‘Too much idle time. .
Too much movies of passion and crime.

Too many books not fit to bo read
in what they boils ‘said
Too many children encouraged to
Too many parents who won't way at home.

+/Too much evil

Kids don't make the movies,
They, oo bie the books

Lance’ Darrell McLean of
Okanagan Falls.

Police say Smith was
owner. of the vehicle which
swerved to miss’ the bear
causing it to skid. Damage has
been estimated at $5,000,

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sisted of all’: women, © their» -
friends, families and children
were welcomed to join in the
game in order to even up the
odds,

Local Court News

2: Each one entered a guilty plea

In ‘provineial ‘court : Tu
day Keith Cook, 17,, of Blue-
berry Creek pleaded guilty to
two separate charges, one of

being in possession of ‘stolen

goods and one for, being in

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first charge he was fined $150
or in default 15 days in jail and
placed :on probation; for “six
months. On the second charge
he was fined $76 or in default 10
are

Frank Olajos, 18, of Castle-

* gar and Dennis Houlind, 17, of.

Robson,’ ‘both appeared on
separate charges of ‘being
minors in possession of liquor.

‘On the *

and each fined | $85.;

Thies ae separate charges of
driving’ with ‘a. blood alcohol
count over ,08 were heard, each
entering a gully plea. Romane
Urbani, 41, and
68, both’ of Cesena were
fined $250 or in default 30 days
in jail, William: Davidoff, 24, of
Crescent Valley was fined $450
or in default 30 days in jail.

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. Frank: Growstra,’ 52, of
Crescent Valley pleaded guilty
to a charge of driving without
insurance on his motor vehicle.
He was fined $250, '

‘Thal paint a picture of gangsters and crooks.
Bier dont Ai the liquor," .
‘don't-run the bars,
They don't make the laws
And they ‘don't make the cars.

‘The don't make the drugs
“That addle the brain,
It's all done by older folks,
Greedy for gain.
‘-Thus—in so many cases, it must be confessed,
‘The label “delinquent” fits older folks best.

4) “Anonymous

A Woman's Brain More

Flexible than Man‘s

Ottawa’ ‘Be MeMaster Uni-

> versity. try “professor,
Bandra Witelaon has found that
from age six until adolescence,
at least, “women’s ‘brain’ are

of her brain, it's easier. for her
brala.

ere to the left hemisphere

“more flexible: than :those of
men.

Her discovery explains
why early brain damage is not
as devastating in girls as it is in

boys. The discovery might have

fer language
‘left to right hemisphere, |;

“This: may’ explain, why
boys have a higher incidence of ~
dyslexia, aphasia and infantile
autism, ~ all’: of “ which’ have
language problems a3 a major.
symptom.”

‘a profound influence on teach-
ing methods, Dr. Witelson, said
it has been known for a time the
left‘ hemisphere of the brain ”
controls. language! and the ) right
mmisphere dominates our, per-
F ception ‘of space. -~

“I've proven that it. takes
far longer for this right hemis-
phere dominance to take hold.
‘Young boys have it at six, and
‘may have it earlier, whereas
\girls don't exhibit right hemis-
phere dominance |. until : ado-
{lescence.”.

¥ Dr. i Witelgoln’ said right -
Ly eens cone
‘tiates a from hare “higher
animals such as apes.

“ “Because women take
longer, than men to develop this
cerebral : hemisphere | speciali-

al that them

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