B4. . casticcarnews, october 26, 1980

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-DO YOU like autumn? I do.
For me, ‘it’s the epitome of
all that’s best in Canada. '

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-_Investigatin:

+ BCE Becki
sociation-appe

investigate pontine i

. ; pute, between so:
and senior. 2 ae

a? north Okanagan,
district,» sa
) The. investige

tion-appointed pf
which claimed widesp
Personnel problems: ined

and inti

of ‘teachers, :threats of
missal or transfer,' and]
one commissioner, “in
able‘ control over staff a¢
vities: during and out f
schoo) hours.” F

* Officials of theitrd

ue
association say it ‘will’ take

about six weeks to establish

an impartial team of! edu:

eation officials who will then
and c n

ways to improve labor re-|

lations at the Shuswap
School District, No. 89.

ties have changed |

You can’ have your spring,’ *

glorious spring, with its driz-
zies and its mud and its chil-
ling winds. You can have

* your.summer, with its parti-
cular pests — tourists, bugs,
visitors. And you can most
definitely have winter in its
every possible aspect.\ Just
give me about six months of
that September-October wea-
ther, and you couldn't drag
me out of this country‘to the
island of Bali.

I know that, according to
the rhythm of nature, fall is
supposed to be a time of dy-
ing, of melancholy, of shri-
velling on the vine, or pre-
paring for the deep, dead
sleep of winter.

Maybe Canadians are just
contrary, but they don’t react
in the way they’re supposed
to at all, in the fall. Instead
of carefully preparing for
winter, drawing in their

~ with long faces, they bust oot: *
all over as soon as that first
nip is felt in the morning air.

Perhaps they’re just fool-
‘ing themselves, but Cana-
dians act as though they love
the fall. They come to life.
They, bustle. They form com-

:  mittees, make -plans, have

parties. They even’start going
to church. Perhaps it’s just a
last hysterical fling, a frantic
escape from reality, with the
grim prospect of six months’ -
winter ahead, but they cer-
tainly burn with a clear, gem-
like flame while it lasts.

Where is the sober house-
holder who should be chink-
ing up.the nooks and cran-

Insurance Agencies
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CASTLEGAR

windows, geting in hig
supply, ‘ne sbatenine
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joerg
Tani ub s eck, o in

ice ate ND 2 his nipples, -

‘a rainbow--

wae Sie, “on the/ golf
Sone: ybundled {with*
sweaters he can hardly swing.
Or he's sitting with a noggin,
watching the football game
on. television. That’s where
heis.
And’ where’s the guide-
wife, who should be knitting

Gould be-the

KEY WEST, FLA. (AP)
— It’s been 488 years since
Columbus sailed with ships
that became part of every
North American youngster's
school litany: The Nins,: the
Pinta and the Santa Maria.

Now, just in time for
Columbus Day 1980, treasure
hunters think they may have
found the wreck of the Pinta.

Olin Frick and John
Gasque, two Key West trea-
sure hunters, aren't totally
convinced the ship they
fourtl in 10 metres of water
off the remote’ Turks and
Caicos Islands in the Bah-
amas is the Pinta.

But scientists say an iron

cannon and a crudely formed . neys in the Spanish archives

lead cannon ball removed
from the wreck appear to be
from the 15th century.
i And _ historical _ records
indicate the Pinta was one of
the few ships in the vicinity
of the islands when it went
down in 1499 or 1500. .
TO RESUME SEARCH
Next month, backed by a
wealthy Dallas investor,
Frick, Gasque and a team of
23 divers and - archeologists
plan to return to the site to
recover the remains . of the
ship.
“We plan to go over the
wreck very, very carefully,”
Gasque said. “We will re-

cover everything that we can -
find — right down to the last .

ballast stone.”

“Like .all archeological
work, we may not be able to-
come up with absolute proof
that it is the Pinta,” Gasque
said of the wreck, which he
and his partner first spotted
three years ago. “But if we

find nothing to contradict it, }
we think the weight of the,

evidence will be awfully con-
vincing.” :
Christopher colceanis
took the Nina, the Pinta and
the Santa Maria — all wood-

Bonnett’s

P\ 233 Columbla

Aftention Men & Boys!
For All Seasons

It’s
Boys &
Mons Wear
365-6761
* Remember 10%
OFF for Cash

_ woollen socks, putting down
‘preserves and canned -meat,
* airing the flannelette sheets,

patching the family’s long
unaeewear: and ‘quilting a

quilt’
Ul tell you where she is.

She’s on the phone, talking
about what she’s going to
wear to the tea. Or she’s off
in the car to attend a wed-

. Or she's out playing
bingo. Or she's taking in an
auction sale, Or she’s.sitting
around with feet up,

Pe

or up, from. their Present
abode, and sée us preparing
for wintex. About this time
of Sear, réndfather was kil-
ling a ; shooting a deer,
salting down a‘hog, making
apple - cider,“ stacking vast
piles of firewood and hus-
tling his wheat to the mill.

It must rot his celestial ©

“socks to look down and see
his grandsén. hunting deer
. fora holiday, buying his pig
pre-cooked at the meat coun-
ter, and laying in his fuel
supply by picking. up the
phone and calling the oil
dealer. 5

And what about Granny?
In her day, fall was'the time

when you worked like a bea- *

ver, making sausage, spin-
: ing wool, putting eggs away
in filling the root

movie, Thar’s where sheis.
It must shake our pioneer
ancestors rigid to look down,

en sailing ships — on his
‘maiden voyage to the New
World in 1492. The Santa

: Maria is known t« have been

destroyed after running
aground in December, 1492,
but the fates of the Nina and
the Pinta were not known.

-The Nina accompanied

Columbus on his four. later

voyages to the Americas and
then disappeared from his-
torical record.

- GET SOME HELP

The Pinta, too, slipped
into obscurity, ‘until Frick
and Gasque got some help in

-researching a wreck,

From: records of jour-

and a 500-year-old tax report,
Eugene Lyon, historian) and
National Geographic consul-
tant, has reconstructed the
last journey of the Pinta, He
says evidence indicates one
of the Pinta's owners, Vin-
cente Pinzon, was making a
return trip to the New World
about 1499 or 1500.

Lyon said Pinzon island-
hopped for about six months

9:15 a.m.

P.

cellar, making candles and
soap.

She must do a Ntdle quiet

in search of slaves and riches
before a hurricane sank two
vessels in his fleet of four. *

Lyon says survivors var-
iously reported the ships
went -down near “Barbua,”
“Barbulca,” “Bavueca” and
“Babeque.” While none of
‘those names appears on maps
of the period, he said he is
convineed the wreck is “with-
in the ballpark” of possible
sites.

An agreement between
Frick and Gasque's company,
Caribbean Ventures Inc., and
the government of the Brit:
ish Turks and Caicos gives
the treasure hunters’ sole
rights to salvage a number of
16th-and 17th-century ship-
wrecks in the area. The gov-
ernment will keep 30 per cent
of the find.

KIWANIS

SKATE-A-THON
Sat., Nov. 8
PLEDGE WHEN ASKED

‘halo,

cussing, i in the shadow of her
when she sees .her
granddaughter facing up to
the rigors of winter: racked
by the dreadful indecision of
whether to buy a home free-
zer or a fur coat; torn by the
dilemma of whether to have
the cleaning’ woman come
once or twice a week.

But, of course, that’s looks *
ing.at only one side of the sit-
uation. Granddaddy. didn’t
have to worry about anti-
freeze, atom bombs, income
tax or payments on the car.
He didn’t need suppositories,
diets and a new tail-pipe
every time he turned around.

And Granny didn’t have to,
cope with a kitchen full of
machinery, kids who were
smarter than she. was, and
the late movie. She didn't
need sleeping pills, cigarettes
or psychology.” .

Say, come to think of ir
those WERE the good old
days. They didn’t have
much, but what.they had was,

company’s. No auto acci-

“dents, no alcoholics anony-

mous, no aspirin. Let's stop,
worrying about the hardships
Of our pioneer ancestors and
get back to sweating over our

“own neurotic chaos.

> their ‘own, * not*the - finance’

¢
president of the Shuswap

Teachers’ Association, said:
many of the district's 300.

* teachers say the duality “of.

education is suffering, ‘teach:
ers’ morale is low and there is.
‘disillusionment over ai
tration's tight control

+) board based their findings on

wre

mong teachers and it's hav. i

tpn the chael, chairman of the school

* board of trustees, which rep-
resents Salmon Arm, Ender-
by and Sicamous, say prob-

.lems have been grossly. ex-

ily wie aie! aggerated, and a small group

mn can’t do

of disgrunted teachérs are.

“making a mountain out. ofa
‘molé hill.” -

ln

=

oe Iibetan, and

roe-momber | GROCETERIA &
hearings last summer during © LAUND' MAT
which about 65 teachers pre-
sented briefs containing stor-
tes of favoritism, sexism,

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PARENT — TEACHER
WORKSHOP

The Association for Children with Learning
Disabilities is sponsoring a workshop for parents
and teachers of children who are having lear-
ning difficulties in school. Ann Rushworth, foun-
der of the Kenneth Gordon School for children
with learning disabilities, will cover the areas of ,

Math and reading.

Plate: Selkirk Adult Learning Centre i in Trail

(Legion Hall)

Time: Oct. 29°— 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Oct. 30 — 3:

- 5:30 p.m.

There is a $10 registration fee which will be ac-

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Engine timing and distributor
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