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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 1 1974

“ Hemniay School Art Display,
Visited by Large Number .

Saturday's anoual Blemen:

“tary School Art Display, with

its colorful array of art and
‘enjoyable rhythm band, drew a
good attendance during the KC
Days festivities. (+)

i Art from Kinnaird Elemen- .
tary, \Valley Vista! School and.

: kindergarten, Woodland’ Park;
Robson Elementary, ‘Pass
Creek, ‘Shoreacres, :Tarrys,
(Twin, Rivers,° Twin’ Rivers
“SP rimary and‘ Kindergarten,

and Silver Birch'schools, as well
asa very colorful‘and attractive
jection from Stanley, Hum-

Pl
‘on dls lay.
“The Stanley, Humphries s

section, organized | by’ Mrs.

Carol Couch was from the ‘Art

Departments contained ' oi}

‘paintings, drawings, wood carv-

ng \ bendwork and ‘variety. of
ther r mediums, hae

Larry: Brown, Mrs. Maureen
Mitchell, Mrs. Nancy» Knight,
Mrs Hope: sWhlttacker, Mra,

le MacBain,’Mrs..Rene

Brown, Mrs, Des ‘Desal’ ‘and
Mrs. Dorothy Miller-Tait.):-
‘The Community ‘Arta
Council, which : sponsored (‘the
Elemenatry School‘ Cut’Dis-
- play, was presented in the KC
Days)Parade with a banner
carried by Carol Calderbank

4 and Kim Swayne.
Blueberry Creek, Ootischenia' ’’

Flying Family

Thanks Castlegar ;
For the. Ww come

Sire:

T would: like: to * take. this
 opportunity.to say thank you to
the people of Castlegar ‘for. the:

iy tremendous ' welcome’ and, the

,shown'us|onjour

was pro,

term'by Bob Bertuzzi.
Those on hartt to play were

Ur hs

. Mrs. Kay Gritchin, Mr:.and
Mrs. Rene Norm

Raka fs a rather: different
style technique of handbuilding
and glazing pottery. A style
which’ was developed, by. the 5.
- Japanese,

‘Raku Pottery leans to
wards expressing oneself in:
: the clay and has proven a truly
delight experience. After,

ding ‘pots ts’ and articles - Be
outdoors, ‘you:then' fire and ;-

else th pots fh 6 mood Citing

oN complete ¢ course in Raku
“pottery ‘will: be conducted /at

Pass'Creek Park: by. Pauline*;

Hanbury.: It\begins Mor
from 9 a.m..to 1p.
“continues, daily to Friday Ths

is.an experience no, on sinter- /

ju, Mr.

: iglaedsts the/afternoon by’a; re b
section: one efwin; Rivers: Belvedi
le: 1m! Band ‘organ- \:
(ized last’

Parleniuky ‘on’ guitar, a

: Last: week ney Tead-
ers, if. the fe;
“followed: the! enthralling, if
not appalling, account sof.

+/smy meteoric) career: int ‘the

*” financial world?"

Thad suggested that I felt

1 was being caught in: the
middle of a great financial
Squeeze when's: someone
offered’. to°- buy”.me Peel-

» Elder:stock.at $13 a share.’ .

, [smelled something peculiar _:
“and promised I'd. try ‘to
get to the bottom Of its;
T-haven't,: but:I_hate to
part with’ those twenty-five
shares of Peel-Elder: I’ve had
them. as tong as Ive had

“my. wife.:,

They are’ all’ that’s ‘left
of. -my. “second. ; and : final
~ savage ‘attack ‘on: the ‘stock
market, My fi first:was rather
deflating, ‘as’ 1 t
jlast-weeke ))¢

But = the~ ‘second “ae!
‘around, 1: didn’t take. any”
chances. {twas only” when

going to the hottest’
thing’ on the ‘market, ‘that
1° carefully ; “bought 1
‘shares:
‘The’ ‘broker! was a:former’
prisoner-of- -war; so could be
_teusted implicitly./. 5:

; The':stock held: :fi im,
went up ‘about five cents’a «
share in a week, ‘and this’.
time there* actually was: at
producing.’ gold “mine. 1°
reckoned: [awas in’ Biscuit +
‘City, as we ‘say in®: these
parts.

What Tobody told ‘me:

“iL /was: that there’ was’ more
: joney: in gravel than there:
asin gold, in’ those days,

@ change motor oil

* Hore’ 8 what we'll do.

* @ test wiper blades and washer fluid Ad check, exhauat system

Gulf Guaranteed ‘Parts
+ {22 Original Equipment Quality of. Better .
"WE HURRY SERVICE”

Jack's Auto Service. ae

Across from the Schoo! Board Office in Castlegar.

* e'inspect filters ‘and belt
© inspect and rotate tires
@ top up fluids — transmission,
brake and power stee! leering :
@ lubricate c:

° fepack front:wi ee! bearings ~

‘Ravens Welcomed.

In the Famous -

' Tower of London

Rayens throughout, history
havo been birds of ill: omen and
have, been) associated:: with

+ death and misfortune;: Con-

versely, in ancient’ days the,”
birds-were believed to hold

| some ‘sort. of. protective’ wer! .:
One well-known example is
the piece .of folklore, which \
warns that if the rayent Ish:
from. the! Tower’ of, London,
disaster will befall'London’ and)
Britain; /The' legend: goes back

© at least, to: the’ 13th: century,

So here: we are:in, the 20th
century.! Presumably’ we knop.
a myth when: we see it and ‘yet,’
we still ‘avoid walking; under.
ladders, have qualms whe:
see a.black'cat cross our path

clairvoydnts, fortun
teacup readers and'such in’

': midat, as'would be the envy,

the ancients"?
Superstitions die hard,
‘And ‘the; authoriti

ai in
Britain ae6 to it that’a' healthy: «

They: cost.me- $330. ‘

how that 1,000 lines of
Eldridge has shrunk: to :25 ”

“y. shares: of Peel-Elder; so:

~ won't bore’ you:But!I did
lear one of the inevitable,
or-so. it, seems to me, laws"
of stocks

Every” time a company.
gets: bigger, I have ‘fewer

‘stocks.’ Eldridge: expanded;

became known as Elder, wi

“sa lot: of snew. capital and
‘great prospects in the offing.
+H) was-stold © that. 'for.’my
‘1,000 shares’ of ‘that’ cheap.
dite: eee T.would

7 There: was no’ morley, in
gold mining, apparently, so
ler. became). Peel-Elder.

and! got “heavily.” into, real an

estate. . Asse! increased,
profits “rose, and ; Smiley;
~ wound: up..with” something ©

like’ ;12%4 shares “of “Peel: :

Elder.
There was, one. haleyon
period . ‘when’ - Peel-Elder

went up. to’ more than $20

‘a: shaie. 1! was tempted:.to
sell. could have come out -,

only about: $100 in: the © :

hole, after twenty years.
Not bad, that. But Uhung~
in there...

Then, about!
| Peel-Elder, with a flamboy-
‘ant: burst! of; something or
‘other, informed; mies ‘that,
asia): loyal ‘sharebolder, I
could hi sh

year ago, a

‘details,’ 1 think youi had t to:

bea) white, ‘Anglican with’

* some. teeth ‘missing, a ‘bad.

aback, and“no- more: or less --

“than two" children:’ neither,

of.:.:them | ‘self-supporting.

\ Something ‘like’ that.’ Any-

way, I qualified. -
“That's how 1 wound up.

with 25 shares of Peel-Elder.
nd ; now; along:.comes .an
pressive brochure © from’ :,

an oo called: | Hambro:

Ham!
affiliate ‘of ‘Hambros Ltd:
London, ;,England, ‘based

jal merchant bank: .
+ er, with a good many fingers

"ina good many Pies. 2
Hambro’’ Canada . Ltd.
already © owns : salmost 50
--per! cent: of Pécl-Elder, but
wants to buy the rest:
Most. of the: ‘directors:
and. ‘officers: ‘of -Peel-Elder

‘Vase also ‘directors or officers

of Hambro Canada Limited.
Are. you confused? Me”

* “too, It’s pretty‘ obviously a

takeover’ of. an’ established ;:
Canadian: corporation by -a°;
British-based corporation, :
with’: somebady. probably

+ about stoimuake a: pot of»
bullion in the process.

»- And2.here’s something
“else "that. puzzles me.. After
thirty- dd: Years ‘of watch-

‘sickly,’ oth mine. ‘into
a. husky < corporation; ‘and
*< watching” my: share’ of the
cake*diminish from, a’ small

wedge to a crumb, I'sudden--

ly get. two" whacking great
dividend. cheques): from <
Peel-Elder. One) for $2.94,
the other for $1.50. i
Wouldn’t ‘you ' be wary,
when you'd not. received a
‘dividend ‘for three ‘decades
and ‘suddenly: got two tin
‘one. mail?
The. offer to buy, me
out, from Hambro Canada
~ Ltd.,, states rather. sternly
“that ‘the offer will expire

3 July, 23rd;

If I) accept the offer,: 7
will receive $325. The stock
cost me’'$330: thirty. years
+ ago: ‘And. Trudeau: , would
probably,..: want a ee

ins tax if sold...

- Well, there we / are!" T

aci“lots which’ would
Snow be worth" $20,000; TT!
* wish I'd gone into pit:farm-
“ing: LE 'wish: 1 could: win a
‘Sweepstakes 20°

callowance.: Bac

of ravens‘ is always:
present at the ‘Tower jof Lon:
don, The governor says that the

Tower, is permitted six,ravens,  * - :

‘M40 hn Calter, ‘Representative’
ar‘ Ave,, Tall, Bi ; Phovie 964-1744

‘Svumbial Ave. Neue
» said vehicle,

“ Ougie’
the’sum r $220, 78 for work: done.
‘twpplied in. the: repair, of ‘1963 Acadian‘Cs

ial: No, 3846914175, ? Licen C4
(1974) and the sald’ sum “ought: to:have been, ipald
and default has been made’ in the’ paymel
+ of, ‘notice is; hereby,‘given tha!
“August,:1974:ati10 om bids:will
KOI COLLECTORS BAILIFFS LTD.
Be: ‘forthe

jhe sale is

ee TT

Wie Or

$5,000 Top
Prize'Won : ty

‘By J. H. James.
‘A Victoria man on Friday |:

of last week won the $5,000 top’;
prize in‘ the fifth Save the,

Orpheum ‘Lottery ‘early. bird’,

draw. °

A ticket owned by. J. i
James of 8868 Shelbourne, was-
drawn from the drum wheeled
onto the stage ‘of the Queen »:
Elizabeth Theatre, ‘

Marcia McClain, star of the» Ms
hit. muscial “Grease”, presently’
running atthe theatro, pulled:
out the winning ticket. Number ~
of the’: $6, 000 ticket’ was

1896604."

Over 280, 000 $2 ‘tlekets »

_ were in the drum for the draw.

Four more ‘early bird’: draws
remain before the main draw on
‘Aug. 29 when’ tickets. will be 7.
pulled for-the Save the Orphe-
um Derby’ Trial to be run‘at
Exhibition Park on’ Aug. 81.:*
Holder of the. ticket on the :

. winning horse’ ‘in‘this race

. win $100,000.

Winners, of ;the: ten':$100.

. prize tickets drawn on. Friday,

the. has
risenito’as ‘many-as_ 10, f
> Tower. ravens]; are
aristocrats: ‘of their’ species, ~
‘They.are taken young and from :

‘various ‘parts of ‘the Sonny

before. being ‘officially ‘entei

on the rolls. Each bird is paneE
with proper. attestation:papers '’,
and: js given’a subsistence
‘one has’ ay
name, \with-\Larry:'.and :

‘’ “George” being the most recent

additions’ to strength. And
when ‘they ‘die, they are in-
terred:in’’a special graveyard

“near the, drawbridge,

*:And so all will be Be well with,
Britain while ravens inhabit the

ith
i iygogantblers and take c oi
losses: with ‘a stiff lower lip.
=But. 1° won't sell that

. Stock. ; Let them «fight. it):

ei Salery will, be ¢ omme

out, the corporate bums.

& perient
and Kavli ficatios Full oge ae. fringe : beriefi

Suntil» August;
ications’ ‘or: enqui

th

lalterni ives must'be taken,

Z ‘Miss-Macheth’ said: ‘either re-

‘patient by utilizing three differ-

ent programs; activities of daily
living,

‘will help deternise whether
this is due to problems of vision

“or neglect; or: unawareness of

, particular body. parts.”

‘In cases'in :which ”
- body awareness: is Jacking,

or, activities, are desi igned: to

crease ‘sensory’ input’, . for. ee
ample, touiching exercises, in'an
attempt .to make’ the Patient

*) aware of the ‘particular ara

“ were: Karen Iles, 3019. R

frew, Vancouver; W. R. Break
rentz, RR'No..2,' Vernon; ‘Joe
Lauzzo,’ 402-772' Cardero, , Van
couver;: K.' Chetty, 8792. Wes!
89th, Vancouver;; Roy: Carline,
1768 East i Vancou:

the

patients dre’ required ‘to, func-
tion in and it is up to the.OT to’
> make‘ evaluations’ and recom-
mendations to the medical staff.

“In the past,” Miss Mac.
beth ‘said, “ocupation therapy
has meant ‘to occupy,” but now.
‘it has become’ more: technical :
and its importance is. becoming.

d by the’

is Patient
futdamental part of Of te
‘attempt to determine the’ pro-
gram suitable’ to the patients

“Ce liason is the

vities and group ‘work.

ess final link’ in: the: rehabilitative

egardiess of. the prob-) + chain.

We ake home visits with
the patient,” Miss Macbeth

: said, and provide'a liaison”

between’ ithe ‘hospital and ‘the

‘and familie

| well:as, paralysison one side of: *

the body,” Miss: Macbeth said,
depending of on: th

of their body.

: pation

“These people often pias i

“Doétors sont t ely, know

of the :

medical profession.”
+) As the community grows,
“we “ean ’see this primary
, assessment becoming of value
toindustry,” Mr. Appleby said.
“We'anticipate within ‘one year
‘we Will be as well equipped as

any! OT: department ne the’

province and wa may. provide
“basic evaluations in‘cases, of
industrial accidents.» 7:
“We feel that we are off to.
an excellent future-in rehabili- ~
Cae etene he added.

Se 9, ono Award -

THE = GOVERNMENT. OF
THE PROVINCE OF BRITS COLUMBIA ad

ing Peol-Bider: grow from ay) :

Robson are their. son-in-law
and‘daughter,: Mr.

Bernice Pason and family
in’ Kelowna: Mrs, Heslop was

companied ‘home by one of |
er young grandsons, Scott’

ason, who’ will: spend, a few
ys here. ‘Mrs. -Pason arrived
bson ‘on “Tuesday of this

eek and will visit, her mother
until, today: ‘when “she will
return home with her three

young ‘sons. and ‘leave her. .°

ste grandmother, for awhile.‘

-A very, pleasant evening:

> s-wwas spent Sunday when Minto

Man. oy
28 Mrs. J-\Heslop ot Robson, 2
;Feturned home. Wednesday: of.
ilast.week after spending 10.
days visiting: her daughter, |‘
Mrs,

Chapter: Order of the Eastern

Star held a delightful pot luck aie

supper on the spacious lawns at
the home of Mr.'and Mrs. -J.;
Raine of Robson. There were $6.
members and some of their
families present, -Mrs. A. Me-

“Neil said grace and a wonderful
variety of food was enjoyed by),

all, Grateful ‘thunks ‘were ex:

tended ‘to; Mr.’ and Mrs. Raine.”

for a ‘most pleasant evening,
After supper lawn darts and

cToquet were enjoyed by some. “*
So Pia ‘

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“Your Decorating Headquarters"

OGLOW BROTHERS

— Telephone 365-7202

“eldest 'son’ Marco to visit his!

1as al
. Municipal Matters to review’ REAL. PROPERTY TAXATION: procedures

British Cr

with;

‘on making

eal pi
distribution of real per) ty taxation, i)

ry to ensure the

To. assist the Comrtittes in this review they. wish ,hear.from

individual private citizens, 0

local-g ,atc.,. who
“might have Suggestions ‘or. ‘recommendations ‘with respect to property.

“-+ Committee of thel

urban and rural’ Properties.

Anyone interested in presenting their Nlouas are euested' to, inform the ty
intent:to do‘so'as soon as. possible. They should if at’ all

itten, brief by, Friday, August 23rd, 1974.

on their.

to Hear verbal p

The Committee will: study. and review all briefs after. which a series of
Public Hearings will’be hald in September 1974 and those persons who
have submitted briefs. will:be given the opportunity’ to speak to and answer.:
‘The Committee wl also. be. prepared

at.thesot

In, September, y

; The dates, times and | places ofthe: Public Hearnes wi be notified in.
“the: press earl

Select Lito MLA Committee on ‘Municipal: Matters ;
‘The; ‘Government of the Province of: British Columbia
i Parliament Buildings, Victoria B.C.

* which is :to ‘open in September’
‘at Peddler. Boy near. Victoria,”

Jothers'were supported ‘by,
: grants from’ Crown Zellerbach:

7. Canada: Ltd.,: the “Koerner.

ver; Elaine Gloghes:
98th’ Avenue, Surrey; Mr. an
Mrs. Della:Savia, 621 Kern

couver; 0:'S:' Olsen, 4425
Hudson, Vancouver; and Marge
Osborne, 6925 Wales,.:V.
couver. HM

. Stolen Articles
From ea

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theft, - following a break-in’ al

: the Castlegar and District Cat

CROSSRIBROAST OF BEEF ==

Shop in Cool Comfort
for these ?
HOT SUMMER DEALS.

iChuck Steaks=....

Gov't. Inspected.
Meaty ..... tb.

Pork Riblets -

GOVERNMENT | ae
: _ INSPECTED

ae STEAK

RELISHES

‘HEINZ.: ASSORTED...

Club which was di:

reported Thursday morning.
The. names. of the, four;*

people: were: not ‘released by

police. . .
An ROMP spokesman said;
entry. was gained. to‘the golf:
club grounds by cutting a chain’ ©
“ barrier. witha hacksaw. Entry...
was gained to the clubhouse by.

Prey
en ntry, inte trucks at ‘Skyway

Distributors was reported to,

~ police. ‘This too was reported to.

o and
-the Capital Regional District
which takes ‘in Victoria." \° -
Education Minister’ Eileen
Dailly, also said her depart-,

“ment has awarded a fifth -

two-year. scholarship: worth
$6,000:to Julie Margareth:

». -Mout of ‘Aldergrove for. stud;

e of the Atlantic in

"United World College isn't
a: degree-granting institution, ”.
ut, most. students go on:to
university: It'is intended to :*
bring -: together students: on,
jolarships: from’ all’ over ‘the
world in an education program
that stresses international rela: °”

chave“h last - “Thursday :

morning.:”
“Nethiog wi

$1 200 Damage .

‘An estimated $1,200 dam

‘of
was Ientited as Wilhelmina): _
fC. who:

ns and the
In addition to the college:
shere‘and-in-Wales, others are’;

us Bane in West German ‘and

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«Phone, 365-3355

wld police na foot slipped ‘and <
hit the ‘gas pedal instead of the
break. The vehicle went off the:
Toad ‘and hit a
“No. injuri nae and:
lai

4) NO. .charEes were

Night Driving

1 you're age 40 or. over,

é “the: B.C. Automobile Associa-
<* tion reminds you to have/a:
* thorough eye examination. The

“motoring organization says this,

check 'is especially important 'i if’,

“you doa lot ,of night, driving, *
since‘ your night ‘vision’ de--
es creases ‘as you ‘Brow, older.

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