Student
Job

Column

By Kristal

for summer
The week will kick off with “Balloon-it-Up.” Helium }
filled balloons will be displayed in the downtown area and
at the Cast! Plaza. Si int in helping
put up balloons should get in touch with the Castlegar rh

367-9126,

summer jobs, but can offer guidance and assistance. for Fs
students. All students — high school and post secondary f
— are encouraged to attend. The forum will be held in .
Stanley Humphries from 12:16 to 1:30 p.m. é
Thursday is set aside for students to participate in

the Sport-A-Thon for jobs. This will involve students

finding pledges in the form of any sort of employment for

participating in the sports activity of their choice. Please

how some support for the students by placing a job
order when students come around with their pledge &
sheets. F
On Friday there will be a raffle draw for a prize &
donated by a local business. All employers who have

hired a student through our office have their name put in
a barrel for the draw. s
The centre hopes the community will show its Hy
support in helping students through the summer, and we #7

q look forward to seeing everyone participate in Hire-A-
q Student Week. :

He's a modern-day
fairy tale teller

VANCOUVER (CP) — Once upon a time there was
aman named Folke Tegetthoff. He was from a faraway land
and loved to make everyone happy by telling them tales of
magical love and mystical princesses.

One would think that a man like Tegetthoff would be too
good to be true, that storytellers like him existed only in the
days of the brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen.

But Tegetthoff came here to show that fairy tales are
alive and well in the 20th century. A native of Austria,
Tegetthoff, 29, is visiting 28 countries to narrate his tales.

, ,A former medical student, Tegetthoff became aware
that there were writers making up fairy tales, but “not
living them.” And, he feels, “you can't write about magical
places unless you live your life in one.”

“What's really important is to have a fairy tale around
you every moment... My life changed when I started living
like a fairy tale. I started to see, to really see.”

His tales go beyond stories for him — they are his way
of life. Even the way he chose his wife, Astrid, was like
something out of a storybook. He spotted her in a restaurant
and said to himself: “ “This is the woman I will marry.’ I
knew she was meant to be with me.”

WANTS TO TRAVEL

His books are best-sellers in Austria and Germany, but
he felt he wanted to travel around the world and perform to
@ non-European audience.

When he decided on a world tour, he wrote to embassies
of the countries he wanted to visit. Tegetthoff took on the
name “Ada the Pig” in his letters. He explained why: “Ada is
a character in my book, Thirteen and One. She is a character
who once used to live on earth, but became aware that the
spirit can go anywhere it wants.”

Tegetthoff said his most successful audience was a
group of Filipino children because they were still “unaf-
fected by the computer age and still had the ability to
believe in fantasy — for them it wasn't a fantasy. It was
real.”

He said his tales appeal as much to adults as to children
and feels that many grown-ups, especially in the western
world, want to get back to the fantasy world they loved so
much as children.

LOSE FEELINGS

“When real life sets in, people start to lose feelings and
reflections ‘they once had,”

Although Tegetthoff speaks English well, he feels he
can communicate ‘to his audience, no matter what the
language barrier might be.

When Tegetthoff performs, he doesn't use a script. He
doesn’t even use one of his own tales as a basis for his
Program. He ad libs everything.

To date, Tegetthoff has compiled seven books on fairy
tales. His last book, The Schlabber Schlops, has a moral that
says the whole world should be able to communicate as one.

, Tegetthoff's books can be found only in Germany, but he
hopes to see them translated into English within the year,

office Tuesday afternoon at 865-7781 or the Trail office at f

HOMEGOODS

FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE

Tues. - Sat., 9:30 - 5:30
China Creek

“Drive a Little to Save a Lot”

City thrives on grant money

PETROLIA, ONT. (CP) — This former oll capital. of
Canada has apparently taken to heart the adage of not
looking a gift horee in the mouth, resulting in the shedding of
its shabby image and the emergence of renewed civic pride.

Tho gift horse comprises numerous grants from the
federal and provincial governments, lottery corporations
and service clubs which the town has actively chased.

Chasing grants has seemingly replaced the long-dead oil
fields as the major industry of Petrolia, which now serves as
ab to nearby Sarnia.
Mayor David Hewett estimates more than $16 million

has been spent renewing the town of 4,186, adding that’,

“we're probably spent less than 25 per cent.of that” from
town taxes.

The town, whose oil ficlds made it one of the most
Prosperous communities in Canada in the late 1800s,
slumped badly after the wells ran dry. By the 1960s, the
town had “the worst-looking main street I had ever seen,”
says Marilyn Jolliffe, who manages the town's antique oil
field for tourists, .

NOTHING TORN DOWN
The only blessing, said Jolliffe, was that the main street

was “absolutely so bad that no one bothered to tear anything
down,” ae)

The Victoria brick buildings lining the main street have
been restored, with new brick sidewalks and Victorian-style
street lamps adding to the atmosphere. The clock tower on
the renovated 1,000-seat Victoria Theatre is being. restored
at a cost of $250,000, courtesy of the federal government;

The town's renewal also includes a new $10-million |
sewer system hooked to a new treatment plant, with the
Ontario government picking up 90 per cent of the tab.

Federal and provincial grants covered 75 per cent of the
of

Works commissioner Gabriel Krammer said,the town
frequontly receives telephone calls from other
asking for advice and tips on how to obtain grants. He said
the secret is to have long-range plans ready to go as soon as
grants: are announced. .

Nor does the town's use of grants result in complaints
from those holding the purse strings, says Krammer. In‘fact,
Petrolia is often held up as an example to other municipal-
ities, i
“That's because we have a good track record and have
shown that we can bring the projects in on time and budget,”

. Krammer said.

Hewett said he makes no apologies for Petrolia
bbing all the grants it can find.

cost ig & par! d. The town r
the Ontario Ministry of Culture and Recreation to pick up 25
per cent of:the remaining amount with the result that the
town’s taxpayers paid only $19,000 of the $100,000 park
project. .

The same approach has been used to finance con-
struction and upgrading of other parks, glass in a hockey
arena and lights ina ball park. .

“We do get this criticism that we are just driving up
taxes.”

But, he said, the projects not only provide jobs but also
leave behind “a solid service in the town that will be used for
years to come.”

“It’s not like spending $20,000 on a study nobody ever
reads. We've got sewers, parks, buildings restored and a
theatre that 10. years ago wasn't being used.”

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__and more. Great gifts for dads...

but don’t stop there! You'll discover
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PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY, PLEASE!

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CHAINSAWS - BRUSH CUTTERS - WEED WHACKERS.

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365-2800 week only, tin/37
TWO BDRM APARTMENT fridge
and stove Include rppowntown
area. $350/month. Phone Ray,
365-2111. ii ttn

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7'4 HP MERCURY motor, 12°.
alum. boat, ‘easy-load trailer,
365-3251. 3/44
TOMATO PLANTS! Reasonably

Creston
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” Aperfect lawn
inone day!

Telephone
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STRAWBERRIES starting about
June 25, Pick-Your-Own, :
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Waterbeds golore, unbeatable
prices. 467-7608 tin/44

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GLASS
4mm. - 27 7/8" x 66"
IDEAL FOR
— Green houses
— Skyroofs etc,

WANT TO TRY SOLAR
HEAT FOR YOUR POOL?
ASK ASOUT OUR STARTER KIT.

FURNISHED 1 bdrm ste., down-
town area. 365-7353. 3/44
2 BORM HOUSE on Broadwater

Rd. in Robson, mile m
ferry. Avail. immed. 365-8924

NICE 2 bdrm home near hospital,
$375/mo. 365-2605. 3/44

EXECUTIVE Home in Birchland
Heights 3-4 bdrms, 2 fireplace
built-in vacuum and dishwas!
Easily maintained yard. 365-7951

BDRM duplex on genie acre-
tin/aa

der or Monthly

1 bdrm, self-contained suites

mo. oom wi
bath. $176/m0. ges
‘ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED.

Ph, 365-5613

SEMI-FURNISHED 2 bdrm apt. ina
4-plex. Appliances incl. washer
Qt. i/mo. No pets. Ph,

147 or inguire at,1137 7th
Ave., 11, Costl fe 9/43
BRIGHT & SPACIOUS 2 bdrm cpt.,
$275 per mo. Evenings, 365-3520,
tin/43

TRAILER on private yard in Gen-
alle, 693-2282 after d p.m. 3/43

 $278/
‘private

SMALL 2 bdrm house in
Blu Creek, Semi-furnished
No dogs. 365-6023. 143
nec ORs. SES-C079, "* 0/43
3 BDRM TRAILER, quiet tenant
only. $325/mo. in Robson, close
to terry. 365-8073 or 365-5182

in/43

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SMALL LOG CABIN, with shower

& stove, in beautiful Kootenay

Lake Valley, weekly or dally in

Kaslo, B.C, Box 531, or 353- os
~ 7/4.

2 DELUXE unfurn. 1 bdrm stes.
slose tp downtown. Ph. 365-
2248,

1 BDRM Unfurn, basement ste.,
avail. June 15, 365-2554, 3/43

CRON Y $549.00!
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‘Call Gary ot Volkye Aquatics
365-7389...

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<1) 968-9566). “ATMOSPHERE .
INMIAKER Organ & stool, 208: ai :
365-7321 after 5 bey
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WOOD WINDOWS, Doors, Sky-
lights. Largest

lection, lowest

walnut burl intay, dining room
suite, Made

COMPLETE 10 PIECE walnut, with

-by_- Rockford
Superior Furniture Company of
Rockford, Illinois circa 1890.
Serious Inquiries only. 265-6165,”

3 BDRM House on acreage in
Thrums, avail. July 1. 92,
364-2193. 3/44

POOL TABLE, shuffleboard, foos-

ball, 365-3959 afterS p.m. 1/99

Lillooet WEDDING STATIONERY from Kel
112) Print, 623 Columbia Ave., Castle-

NEED SOMETHING |

For the Pool?

':"” CONTACT:
WALDIE ENTERPRISES

MOTHER NATURE'S
PANTRY :

“1973 DATSUN B-

276 Columbia Ave.

RADIANT HEATING

Ten years full warranty,

367-7018 evening

GARDEN LOAMTOPSOIL
Screened and flutted, no sod,
roots or rocks,

GRAVEL, truckload fots only,

$120. Discount on targer lots.
365-2 tin/3t

HERBALIFE -

Ly gor, or call Janice, 365-6385 ony;
AZTEC

SYSTEMS

ONE BORM apt. Cen-
trally located, util, incl. cs 5003
44

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its of member

Management and stable rents

at Woodland Park Housing Co-

Sp for information call: 365-
- 365-3508 or 365-2677,

3. BDRM Traller in Robson, Phone

7774. 7/al
SMALL 1 bdrm cabin in Robson,
365-3155. tin/4l

Aluminum
Sheets
~ 24'2"*36"
1 t012—75¢ Each

+ 13 to 24 — 60¢ Each
25 or more — 50€ Each

2 BORM furn. apt. in Castlegar.
365-6790. P 777

CLEAN 2 bdrm house avail.

med. Ret. req'd. Execulive ste,
with double patlo. Cedar Manor
365-6213 or 365-7661. tin/aa
ONE 3 bdrm House, one 2 bdrm
House (Robson). 365-2519 3/44
SPACIOUS Z bdrm borement
ste.,-S, stl ir, private yard.
No pets please $255/mo. ave il.

CASTLEGAR NEWS:

2 BDAM House (Crescent Valley).
No dogs. 359-; Tai

MARANATHA COURT: Beautiful
new 283 bdrm apartments now
available, Box ‘Costlegar, or
ph. 365-7161. tin/4

CENTRALLY Located 3 tm. fur,
Spt. Fireplace, utilities included.
Sekar 7A
3.BDRM apt. avail. now, No pets.
$325/mo. 365-6673 or 365. 24.
4/4

now. 365-8087
197 Columbia Avenue é
silogar

- Safe & Easy

Weight Loss

365-2853

20" PHILCO Colour TV, $200. Ph.
965-3235. Ask for Geor 3/42 +

FORMORE INFORMATION
.. 364-1466 or

10 for paris } — 5-77:
ter, 10-3 Costlegsr 467780

E WROUGHT IRON
far BM wooden tawn chair. Fh:

2793:

‘o/44

“ DOUBLE Action piston pump,
1,000 gals.-plus per hr, 365-7064

pote, gel, FIREPLACE Insert. glass doors

and electric fan.

2/2 THOMPSON Centre Arms Fiat
or ritle s: er, 30-30 reti-
cule with wings ond thount, $00.
2 209 gal, oll tank, $45. 365-629,

ASPARAGUS, $1
containers. Open

MOTOROLA radio phone auto-

BOY'S 10-spd, CCM bike, turbo
400 transmission, 400 Ford motor
(1978), 1972 2402 trans. and
motor, 365-8197, 3/43
FOOZ BALL table, old fashioned
wood cookstove, 365-3079, _ 3/43

Great Starter Home
Coll Susan, 365-6149

scan pulsar, $500 down; take
over lease, 365-2188 or 365-6841.

FRESH COMFORT

Woodland Park, In the $703
Call Brad, 365-8054

You may advertise In this column
rae.

PIONEER Stereo SX36, speakers
50 watts per side, PLIZD turn- Farm:
table, 365-2763. 7143

p.m. Covert

SIDES of pork, cut & wrpd. sides
beet, fronte & hleds. Pose

RENT FIREWOOD

Birch, Fir and ta
THIS

$960 or $4Bfoed
SPACE

365-5210

~ or Hemlock
$86/cord or $35/load
365-6922

- BOSWELL, |
KOOTENAY LAKE,
June 4, 1983, 2:00 p.m;

' on site as
27. RESIDENTIAL LOTS
-@ MOST WITH ViEWS
e FULLY SERVICED
e SOME WOODED
e FINANCING AVAILABLE

Located 35 miles north of Creston on Highway 3A.
Access to Mountain Shores Resort (full facility) and
marina across the street.

For deteils and full color bi contact:
site coordinator (604) 223-8258 or.our Vancouver

office...

Wayman G. Crosby & Associates Ltd.
$200 Bridgeport Road, Richmond, B.C. V6X 181
. Tel: (604) 273-4411, 273-7564 .

Rights Branch).

STEREO with AM/FM radio, like

5 HP DeVILBISS Single Phase
Compressor, complete with all
switches and connector, 365-
7033. 3/42

PIANO, Gerhard Heintzman, as
Ww, $2,500. 365-6046 3/42

Viking, electric stp OUTBOARD motor, 20 HP.
good cond. Af. outboard motor. Best ofter. Top
3/42 shape. 352-2093 (days), 352.6393
after 5 p.m. tind.
YES, we have family clothing,
footwear, crafts, book and
nm exch Vintage &

oupo!
Costumes. Consignment Shop,

reo . We will run vour

ad tor two lasues. Articles must

tofal §20.or less, Call 365-2212.
tin/35

FOR HORSESHOEING call Roger
McMillen at 352-9737. 7/44

REGISTERED Jersey heifer, &
mos. old, $925. 367-9908 ‘after
8:30 p.m. 3/44
ONE YR. OLD female purebred
Persian, two Society finches. Ph.
(365-6054, (44

MILKING COWS and Black Angus
cross bull. 399-4167, 7/40
GOLDEN Retriever puppies for
sale. Purebred, Ph. 365-6549

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1974 Chev Impala
4 door. Alr conditioned «4.22.66

1978 Toyota Coroll
S85 Ultboed 8 speed ness rescccessseses

1977 Cadillac

Coupe de Ville. Loaded ........cc0006 ees
1974 Datsun Pickup

And canopy ...sssessesesceseeeenees

1975 Ford Pickup
And comper. Two-tone. C

1975 Dodge Conversion
Van w/stove, tridge, etc. ..

1979 Ford Super Cab
400 V8. 4 speed. 41,000 km...

IygVvewosW $3995

LOW PRICES — 17 FT. SCAMPER
and 22 FT. TERRY'S TRAILER

L278FintoMatchback 52995
a277 Mazda GtC Hatchback $33Q5

1977 Dodge Charger
Air. P/W. P/S. P/B. Cruise. Loaded.

i Lateconined camper Only 32.000m.. “PQS

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