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Coctloger Community Services
Annual General Meeting
Tuesday, May 28

7:30 p.m.
at the United Church

2224-6th Ave.
EVERYONE WELCOME

Insulation Services
500 CONTINUES

“OPEN HOUSE’

Recreation news

The Participation Chal-
lenge is just one week away!
Last year Castlegar finished
eighth in B.C. and 25th in
Canada. This year we want to
move up the ladder to
number one. So be sure to do
your 15 minutes of exercise
and help Castlegar to the top.
The following events are all
free so plan to attend one,
two or all of them.

8:30 a.m. Morning walk at
the complex.

10 a.m. Mass morning aero-
bics at the complex.

10:30 a.m. Elderobics
moonwalk at the Senior Citi-
zens Centre.

3-5 p.m. Free swim at the
Bob Brandson pool.

7:30 p.m. Mass community
aerobics at the complex.

Gold Fever

If you are interested in
prospecting why not try your
luck on Saturday at the gold

Register early so you don't
miss this full-day adventure.

Cance

The flatwater canoe course
is starting on Friday. This is
an ideal opportunity to be-
come a cance tor.
John Hatchard from the B.C.
Canoeing Association is in-
structing the workshop.

Roller Skating
Roller skating started last
Friday with a bang! Join the
crowd this Friday and get
some skating exercise. Ad-
mission is $1 and skate rental
is $1.50. Rollerskating hap-
pens every Friday from 7:30 -
9:30 p.m. in the arena com-

plex. See you there.

Robson boy
discovers
transmitter

By CasNews Staff
Nine-year-old Phillip Soukachoff thought it was part
of an old car motor when he first discovered a small
electronic unit on a rock while fishing near Keenleyside

Dam three weeks ago.

But when the Robson Elementary School student
looked closer, he could see an address through the clear
plastic covering. He mailed it off.

Earlier this month, Soukachoff received a letter from
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Cook, Wash.,
explaining the unit was a radio transmitter originally
placed in the body cavity of a walleye on May 12, 1983.

The fish was then released at Spokane River bay of
Lake Franklin D. Roosevelt northwest of Spokane —
about 200 kilometres south of Castlegar.

“The walleye travelled 75 kilometres before the
radio signal was lost on July 18, 1983,” says the letter
from Lance Beckman, fishery biologist.

“Tracking was done by airplane once each week.
Several other walleye have also been known to migrate
upstream to Keenleyside Dam. This particular fish was
22 inches long, and weighed four lbs., 10 oz. when

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Peron. jen sal SOUTH AFRICA TH AFRICA o The letter asks if Soukachoff caught the fish
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Soukachoff, who was fishing with his cousin and
Tuesday, May 28 CAPE TOWN (REUTER) dians sit in separate cham- step-father when he discovered the transmitter, also
7 p.m. to 9 p.m. — The white South African bers of Parliament.

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There will be displays, slides, films for children, government, which has said ‘ i ©Robson Cub pack.
and parent/teacher jon. it will abolish laws banning

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has decided to scrap an
apartheid law prohibiting
multiracial political parties,
government sources said
Tuesday.

The sources said they are
not sure when an official an-
nouncement would be made
on repeal of the Prohibition
@f Political Interference Act
of 1968.

Asked whether the cabinet
has decided to serap the stat-
ute, Allan Hendrickse, a
member of President P.W.
Botha’s cabinet, told Reuters
news agency: “That's right.”

Indian chamber, while the
white opposition Progressive
Federal party recently de-
cided to allow non-whites to
join.

“It could have major im-
plications for the power situ-
ation in Parliament,” said Nic
Olivier, the Progressive Fed-
eral's head of research, com-
menting on the plan to scrap
the law against multiracial
parties.

Abolition would mean that
any party in Parliament
could have ‘s in all

Under a new i
which began operating this
year, some Indians and peo-
ple of mixed race are for the
first time playing a junior
role in the government of the

three houses, but the mem-
bers in each house would still
have to be of the correct race
for that house under another
apartheid law.

New Yorkers losing
faith in police force

By LARRY BLACK
NEW YORK (CP) — New York
City has a crime problem, as anyone
who has ever visited the place or
watched an evening of television
knows.

Bernie Goetz apparently thought so,
and the strap-hanging jury on the
uptown IRT Express is still out on the
justice of his subway vigilantism last
December. In the meantime, New York
bar talk has turned to the city’s next
most controversial crime figures — the
city’s 17,000 police officers.

they put to his temple accidentally
discharged. Last month, a restaurant
manager who tried to stop an off-duty
cop from kidnapping an ex-girlfriend
was handcuffed and kicked in the face.

This week, a 17-year veteran of the
force was convicted of trying to hire a
hitman to kneecap a business partner.
Last weekend, Alex Mengel — the ac-
cused murderer captured last month
in Toronto — was shot dead in the back
of an unmarked police car while being
transported from a court appearance.

Police say Mengel seized a gun from

Church to
fight Sunday
shopping

LONDON (REUTER) —
The Church of England says
it will fight government
proposals to allow shops to
trade freely on Sundays.
Sunday shopping would in-
terfere with people's need for
a day of rest, the church's
board of social responsibility
said in a statement. Under
the current law designed to
allow the sale of some es.
sential goods while protect
ing the traditional English
Sunday, shops can sell frozen

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For the last week, the city’s tabloids one of the two plainclothes policemen
have screamed the revelations of the in the car and tried to escape.
: so-called Torture Precinct, the Queens Last year 81 New York policemen
lo exeladed. neighborhood where police allegedly —_ were arrested on criminal charges, and
Crities say the new con- SPCA used electrie-stun guns to extract another 22 have been charged since the
stitution entrenches white drug-sale confessions from high school _ beginning of the year. And with the Forestry

rule and apartheid. Whites, students. i i
A J latest revelations, even crime-obsessed
People of mixed race and In- to hold Evening news shows have been New Yorkers are losing {faith in the

dominated by pictures of the Ozone foree. centre
dogathon Fare suaties bease where sn bree. Forty per cent of those questioned
old black, who has 40 burn marksonhis —_this week for a Daily News poll — and d
The SPCA will hold its body, says he was taken for ques 59 per cent of blacks diene they promote
second Annual Dogathon tioning about a $10 marijuana pur. disapprove of the way average New ;
Sunday from 10-11 a.m. at chase. And since the expose by Daily York City police officers handle their The Canadian Forestry
the Community Complex. News columnist Jimmy Breslin, four jobs. Association is Promoting the
On completion of the walk, other youths have stepped forward One-third — and a majority of blacks Forestry Education Centre
refreshments will be served with similar claims of torture at the _ believe it is common practice for at Blue Lake. Association
at the Kinsman Park and wands of New York police. police to rough up suspects illegally. representatives have been
there will be judging of the “Suddenly, we're living with With each scandal, the force has in contacting elementary
smallest, the biggest, the SAVAK,” an aide to Mayor Ed Koch _ sisted the incidents are isolated and schools through the East and
ugliest and the cutest dog told the press last week, referring to has taken high-profile measures to try West Kootenays, giving a
with ribbons for the winners. the brutal secret police of the late shah to recover its image, calling public short slide presentation and
Participants can pick up of Iran. inquiries and suspending accused offi talk in order to inform both
But over the last six months, cers immediately. students and teachers of the

a mage a their pledge sheets from ly.
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but not toothpaste, flowers
but not flowering plants.

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Junior School or Stanley running a red light, blasted their way Police Commissioner Benjamin Ward Students are also given in
Humphries Senior Secondary into the apartment of a retired welfare ordered a major shake-up in the force, formational pamphlets
School. “This will be a fun recipient and killed an elderly man on —_ charging and suspending officers of the concerning the summer
day for the whole family with Park Avenue in a hit-and-run accident, controversial 106th precinct in Ozone camping program.
the money raised going to A teenager, thrown up against a wall Park, transferring others and forcing “It is hoped in this way to
help animals in need in our by police after a light-bulb throwing four senior officers into early retire. achieve better and more con
area,” says an SPCA news incident, was killed when the revolver ment. sistent use of the camp
prea facility and to keep those who
have used the camp in the
past up to date with the
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housewife or a businessman. It
doesn't matter. What matters is
that when caught, the shoplifter
will be arrested and prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
Shoplifting is treated as a
serious crime. Don't you make

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We are pleased to have Teresa Bojey
join our staff as of May 28.

The Castlegar and District
Senior Citizens’ Association
social meeting was done a
little differently this month.

LaDell Lypset asked the
members to meet at the
Castlegar primary school
gymnasium to enjoy a pro-
gram of singing and dancing.

Thirty-four members at-
tended. All the primary
classes participated in the
opening number and two

two sets of square dances.
Next came the maypole
dance, with the intricate
braiding of the ribbons.

All the children performed
well. The seniors commended
the teachers and musician
Kay Andreashuk for their
knowledge and patience.

LaDell Lipsett, on behalf of
the seniors, thanked every.
one for the enjoyable after
noon. Following the perfor.

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PEKING (REUTER)
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China’s most Populous city,
and radical measures are
needed to wipe them out
Says the China Daily. It said
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