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B2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, June i8, 1980

Z Your Turn

One of the Important functions of any newspaper is
to provide readers with a means of Indicating thelr stand
on Important issues of the day. That's what Your Turn fs
all about — a chance for you not only to take a stand on
an Issue but to find out how many other people feel the

ygame way,

In a recent Family Circle Mapazine. poll
U.S. readers were asked: Would you want
our child to be pr ? The resp
rom more than 1,000 readers was no by a
8-1 margin. According to the magazine,
readers indicated they think “the highest of-
fice in the land has become too corrupt and
dirty." Another interesting result of the poll
is that most of the people whio responded
yes to the question have daughters. The
magazine says they “feel that a woman
president would make a difference.” In
what esteem is Canada’s highest elected of-
fice held?

Would you want your child to be prime
minister?

YES] NOC]
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BOX 3007, CASTLEGAR, B.C.
VIN 3H4

Please check the box of your choice and in-
clude any written comments with your clip-
out coupon,

The deadline for this week's ballots is 5 p.m.
Tuesday, June 17. The deadline for last week's vote on
a Quebec-style referendum In B.C. was 5 p.m. Tuesday,
dune 10.

June 10 results: In the vote on whether communities in
the region are well served by their local police, 100 per cent of
votes cast were affirmative.

/ Record Tracks’

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MANY DISPLAYS were

of the

yed by p
Waneta Plaza last weekend when ont and crafts, home
economy and industrial arts by area secondary and

schools were on

displa

afraction of the many Items to

Home needed
for family
of eight

Family -accommodations
are being sought by Trail
Canada Employment Center
for a family of eight which
presently is being housed ina
motel,

With children ranging
from age two to 11 this
arrangement for the govern-
ment sponsored Laotian fam-
ily is described as confining
and not ideally suited to pro-
duce a.normal family situ-
ation.

The problem will be com-

Mac Davis. When he sings, fame rests secure, since Elvis’
you believe what he's saying. recordings of Davis tunes like
rer to ‘in: The Ghetto,’ ‘Memories,’
‘Don't Cry Daddy’ and ‘A
Little’ Less Conversation’
were among the most
successful—both critically
and commercially—in the
late Presley's career.
From his initial success as
a songwriter, Mac went on to

certainly excite his old fans,
while winning him lots of new

ones.

The title, is, of course,
meant to be tongue in cheek.
“It's a song | wrote.” says
Mac, “about a guy who has
no friends and the reasons

Nashville, which is particular-
ly significant for Mac. “It's

overdubbing. It's pure, sweet

From the optimism _of ‘I
Know You're Out There
Somewhere,’ to the good
time feel of ‘Tequila Sheila’
and the irony of the title tune,
the album bears Mac Davis’
distinctive musical flavor—
which is always sweet
indeed.

Mac's performing career
began with his initial exposure
to country and western and
eventually branched into
mainstream pop music.

His songs have been
recorded by such top artists
as Elvis Presley. Kenny
Rogers. Sammy Davis Jr..
Andy Williams, Lou Rawls and
Dolly Parton—to name a few.
On the strength of his work
with Elvis alone, Mac Davis’

develop a highly original
performing style, and soon
his own recordings of his
songs were eclipsing those of

other artists. Million-sellers
that he has written and
recorded himself include
“Baby Don’t Get Hooked On
Me," ‘Stop And Smell The
Roses," ‘One Hell Of A
Woman’ and the classic ‘I
Believe In Music."

Mac has also developed
into one of television’s most
popular stars. His specials for
NBC are consistently among
the highest rated, and his
association with the network,
which has continued for
eleven years, is one of the
longest of any major star in
NBC's history.

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pounded this week as a fur-
ther family of Vietnamese are
scheduled ‘to arrive. Their
children range in ages from
five to 15.

Report released on quality
of Kootenay Lake water

Areport on the quality of
water in Kootenay Lake, doc-
umenting its decline in recent
years, was released last week
by Environment Canada.

The former MP for Koot-
enay West, Bob Brisco, had
pushed for this report over
the period of the past four
years and has requested its

held back behind the dam; (2)
nutrients are being stripped
from rivers beneath the dam;
(3) winter melt water is
evened out throughout the
year.

The problem, according
to the report, will get worse in
the next few years. The fish

and

since the spring of 1979.

The report has docu-
mented that nutrient supplies
in Kootenay Lake have been
reduced in recent years by
both the Duncan and Libby
Dams. Three main causes
sited in this nutrient deteri-
oration were: (1) nutrients
which fish feed on are being

P may to
fall till mid 1980's at which
time the lake should achieve
an equilibrium. In 1977 the

Frank Oberle (Prince George-
Peace River) pressed the gov-
ernment in the house recently
to initiate discussions with
Officials in the United States
to develop a more co-oper-
ative management system.
Oberle asked that, failing
this, the matter be referred to
the International Joint Com-
mission, a body

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But an undetermined quantity of raw sewage enters the
river from at least five discharge points, ‘according: to. the
report, Asampling of water at the rock crushing site,in the
elty “indi Sy high
and fecal coliform, levels.” ; etoe 3
Although, raw sewage contaminates the river ‘from at
least two 8 s - the Cominco smelter and Trail Creek --
“siguifleant ‘additional contamination occurs below the Old
Trail bridge from’ Beaver Creok and to a minor extent from
Bear Creek.” ..." )

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some matters of concern to
both Canada and the United
States. He claimed the JIC

report ‘between

one-quarter and one-half of

the decreases (of biological
ion) could be

was

on the basis that decisions
made in the United States
have affected the

tothe presence of the dams.””
One of Brisco’s col-
leagues, Conservative .MP

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People is al-
so being sought should any-
one want to volunteer to take
.the new arrivals for outings to
help them become more fam-
iliar with their surroundings.

Salmo seniors
guests during
Game Night

Under the leadership of
Henry and Florence Stavast
and Murrill Bush, the Salmo
Royal Canadian and Ladies’
Auxilary entertained Salmo
Senior Citizens on Tuesday's
Games Night.

Alma Hoodikoff won the
first prize for women's whist
and Edna Simmons the con-
solation prize. Llewellyn Fle-
teher won the consolation
prize for men.

Ella Morton won_ first
prize for women's crib and
Betty Burgess, the consola-
tion prize. Henry Stavast
won the first prize for men's
crib and Max Perkins, the
consolation prize.

Winners at bingo were
Ella Morton, Edna Simmons,
Alma Hoodikoff, Florence
Stavast and Max Perkins.

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‘Pattern of Love’
. Canadian quiting film

A new full-color, 16 mm,
22-minute film is available
free of charge for

form point-of-view, but also
as a way of Fecogulalag a
1 ani

to agricultural societies, wom-

ang institutes, churches, 4-H
Ci te.

"making the announce-

ent, Murray Stewart, public

relations manager of Canada

Packers inc., pointed out their

; company’s roots are in rural
; Canada, being closely associ-
ated with agriculture and food

WINNER of the Savoy Inn/Lord Nelson Trophy for..13.
years and under in the Castlegor Junior Open held on
the weekend was golfer Jamie Adams of Nelson. Ran-
ey Kirby of Costlegar was recipient of the Quinlan
Shield with the Castlegar team of R. Kirby; G. Walker,
M. Wichert and D. Markin acclaimed winners. =

MALE DOMINANCE was evident during the weekend
when regi for the C gar Junior Open ‘in-
cluded only two women golfers. Tracy Adams and Mor-

, production,

» Similarly, the history of
quilting-is closely associated
with -rural Canadians and it is
with this in mind that the
company established a film
about quilting which not only

“covers the subject from an art

Canadian craft.

This film will be avaliable
to interested groups in British
Columbia by writing to Mod-
ern Talking Pictures Service,
c/o Insight Media, 4523 Can-
ada Way, Burnaby, B.C.,
VSG 139. For those organj-
zations, such as libraries,
school boards, government

it in

The Cominco Concent-
trator (Kimberly) first ald
team won the . Provincial
First Aid Finals,’ while first
place. in the Underground
Mine Rescue Competition
went to the team from

Looks at
problem
" areas

Terry Segarty, MLA
t

ete.
purchasing a copy, informa-
tion regarding preview,
ings i:

tour-
ed the area June 11 with
‘Trail Socted Assoct-

s m
Lauron Productions Ltd., 91
Scollard St., Toronto, Ont.
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yen Douglas, both of Nelson. The women, as shown
here, are familiar faces on the greens taking a con-
tinuous active part in the spart. :

/ Wedding Bells.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Richard

William Ci whose iage took place at

Knox United Church in Trail. The bride, Sandra Trene, is the

“daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose ‘Steffan of Trail and the

groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Colquhoun of Burnaby.
._ _ 8

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bedin, who were
wed Saturday in Trail. The bride, Karen, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, R, Walter of Castlegar and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. Bedin of Trail.

* .

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Rick Staats on their
marriage Saturday. The bride, Teresa, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Neil and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Staats, both families of Fruitvale.

* . *

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Podmoroff on*
their marriage Saturday. The bride, Marj, is the daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Streleoff of Pass Creek and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Podmoroff of Krestova.
* . *

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Garnett Jr., who were married Saturday at St. Andrew's
Anglican Church in Trail. The bride, Eva Marie, is the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cutillo of Trail and the groom
is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William G. Garnett Sr.

* * .

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poohachoff on
their marriage Saturday. The bride, Carrol, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Perepolkin of Thrums and the groom is
the son of Mrs, Verna Poohachoff of Slocan Park.

s 2 *

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pisacreta, whose
wedding took place’ Saturday at St. Paul's Trinity United
Church in Nelson. The bride, Jean, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W.G. Potter of Nelson and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Pisacreta.

ation president Phil Brooks.
Segarty's first stop was a
few miles south of Salmo
where’ a farmer's residence
has been cut off from the
highway because of a bridge
washout. Assistance ig'being
sought by the resident to clear
the log jam that caused dam-
age to the bridge.
In Pass Creek,’ citizens
concerned about the state of
disrepair of the highway
through their area and the
difficulties a resident is ex-
periencing in his attempts to
obtain access rights to this
highway met with Segarty to
convey their past frustrations
on these matters.
‘In Trail, several delega-
‘tions met with the Kootenay
MLA; for example, the ex-
ecutive of the Women in Need
Society (WINS) who are seck-
ing approval for funding by
the’ ministry of human re-
sources for a shelter for bat-
tered women. Segarty ex-
pressed his interest in this

" project and commended the
ication to

society for its

if First _aid finals

Cominco Concentrator

{Boss Div-
ision).

The events, held in Nel-
son last Saturday, saw teams
from all over B.C. competing
in these two main categories,

The winning Cominco
team was composed of Mike

this needed facility.

The next stop was at
Waneta Junction, where
heavy spring run-off has
caused serious erosion and
some flooding to the prop-
erties and homes directly be-

- low the new highway con-

struction on the cut-off. It is

|. the opinion of the residents

that this construction altered
the run-off pattern and is
linked to their present prob-
lems. Segarty said he would
take the matter up with the
minister of highways, as well
as the minister of environ-
ment. :

Segarty rounded off his
visit that evening by attend-
ing the Rossland-Trail Socred
meeting at the Fruitvale Le-
gion Hall.

“A variety of stunning

(Capt.) John Craig,
Len Hunt, Mel Downing
(Spare) and Ted Herrom
(Coach). ‘Second place in the
even went to the B.C. Tele-
phone Coastal Team.

The Underground Mine
Rescue even was won by

CASTLEGAR NEWS, June 18, 1980

Noranda (Boss Mountain Div-
ision) team, who also won the
Bud Abbot Bench Trophy.
This team now goes to
Saskatoon to complete in'the
Canadian finals on Saturday.
Second place in mine rescue,
went to Kaiser Resources.

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Refreshments were ser-
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The final Games Night
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to know that they can’t take a job
and collect benefits without telling
us they’re working. That’s why
employers are being asked to send
us the starting date and Social
Insurance Number or extracts
from computer parol! tapes for
each employee they hire or rehire,

“This information is cross-
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unemployment insurance benefits.
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