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Brigit botterily and owl hang:
ing planters—clever hostess giits,
bazaar best sellers. Quick crochet
of rug yarn; foundation is ‘all
shell stitch. Pattern 7213:
directions.

alluring as a sundress or for

bodice,

Printed bate: a S210: Mises
Sues 8. 10, 16, 18. 20.
Sue 12 {bust any aes 2778
yatds 45-inch fabric.

ike a dress—you get the
all with this EASY-EASY design,
Biot aft jersey, challis, crepe

de cl

ited fatten ate Jr, Miss
Sizes 7, 9, 11, 13, 15. Size 1)
(bust A} top.) Ve yas. 4s";
skit 2.1/8 yards.

1.50 for each pattern —
3 cheque or money order. re
for each pattem for first-class

CasNews/Mirror,

dancing the night through. Note 1
the beaut shaping ay the |

Blows and bachwiap shirt bint ‘

SPECK RY Cy RRO

- LEGALS.

PROVINGE OF x

COLUMBIA. +
OF NE ACE

‘NOTICE ieleceby ci given that an
Sara will be made to the
rector ef oe  perauant for a

ue
C-14, In Castl
Ince of British Columbia,

han ange m: y name from Tilda
in Perepelkin.
sted thie 4in day of April,
Tt agin AtTlida Perenatitn’,
‘ {signature ot applican it.)

BIRTHS

FELLMAN — To Ooug and Janet
Fellqen Nat Castlegar, B.C., March
2B, 1979, a daughte:

MABKIN — To Walter and Kathryn
Markin of Castleger, B.C., March
29, 487! La

BURCHA'

Edwarda

B.C, March 31, 1970, a son.

COWIN — To Aobert and Donna
Cowin of Castlegar, B.C., April 5, #
80n.;

Ids}

Cards of Thanks

‘Thank you to Or. Mander
the.nurses of Castlegar and inriat
Hospital for thelr Sacuue care
while | was a patl jent,.

= ions.

Shall 15

We All Have
To be Lazy
Once in a While

It’s okay to be lazy once in
a while, according to an asso-
ciate professor at Penn State
University.

“J don’t think people should
always feel that they must do
someting. They have the right,
on occasion, to be downright
lazy,” said Dr. Geoffrey God-
bey.

“We must slow down, The
primary defense against such
stress is to say ‘no’ to people
who-will cause you to have to
read a report while eating.”

INSPECTION. of the old bridge nies took
place April 4 when divers from Columbia
Diving and Salvage entered ihe Columbia
River at Trail. O; did not’

ane were found to be sound. Gate,
spokesman for the Trall-based diving firm,
complimented the city for its preventative

the flow of traffic as divers Frank Moreland
and Ted Gate, with Bob Jackson as standby
diver, carried out the inspection. The bridge

Bing’s Ranch.
Hideaway
Up for Sale

Bing Crosby's ‘retreat from
.the world’ is, up for sale.

The late crooner's 1,067-
acre Rising River Ranch was
his favorite place to relax and
his widow Kathryn said: “No
one else enjoyed the ranch as
much as Bing did. It was his
retreat from the world.

“It was a place where he
watched .our babies play —
, freely and safely with- total
* pleasure,” she said.

The ranch is 3,200-feet
above sea level and just 70
miles south of the Oregon
border.

Bing worked with the
California Fish and Game De-
partment to create an ecolo-
gical balance of game and fish
on the ranch.

Conservationists believe
the river than runs through the

and noted that a large number
of marine installations in the Kootenay area
do riot get the some periodical ing; jection.

‘oto by Fran!

Gs Vital Statistics .

BIRTHS

FEDERICO — To Sergio and
Marie Federico of Grand Forks
adaughter in Paired Hoaplt-
al on March'29

MOWBRAY - ‘Tor, and Mrs,
Robert Mowbray of Nelson a
on on March 2, 1070.

s

yuRIS — To ue. and Mrs,

" John’ Yuris of Box 691, Ros-
sland a daughter on March 27,
4879,

° ° °
BROWN — To Rick and Wendy
Brown of Trai! a son on March
28, 1979. ‘

OBITUARIES -

BARSOFF — Funeral services
for William John Bartsoff, 92, of
Salmo, who died April 3 in
Mount St. Francis Hospital,
were held April 5 and 6 from
the Salmo Russian Community
Hall with in Boulder

Lady of Perpetual Help Church
April 6 with interment at the
Mountain View Cemetery,

° . .

EVENS — Funeral service for
Willlam Evens, $8, formerly of
Rossland, who died April 4
alter a lengthy illness in
Saskatoon, Sask., will be held in
that city, ‘

. s .
MATTESON — Florence Ma-

linda Matteson, 85, of Christina
Lake, formerly of Trail, who

DURKIN — Peter John Dur- °

kin, 8r., 72,'of Trail who died
April 2 were held April 9 from
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Church with interment in the
Mountain View Cemetery.

Large City Lot
Connors Rd.
Only $17,900

368-7365 or 965-7754

died April 6 at the

Hospital, Grand Forks’ were
held April 9 at St. John's
United Church, Grand Forks.

* . s
TRISCHUK — Donald Daye
Trischuk, 81, of Fivervale, who
died April 4 in Trail Regional
Hospital after a lengthy illness,
were held April 7, from St.

Snthony's Catholic Church with -

interment at the Mountain
View Cemetery.

MAINTENANCE IS THE SECRET
+ of along life for your car.

“SPRING TUNEUP"

Orguinic Mechanics
CRESCENT VALLEY
359-7625

new and used parts, at the

“lowest prices in Ihe Koolenays.”

Repairs on all makes and models.
Restoration of Antique Cors

Complete stock of Volkswagen |.

Creek Cemetery.

s s LJ
DOERKSON — Funeral ser-
vices for John Doerkson, 71, of
White Rock, formerly of Nel-
son, who died March 80 in the
Peace Arch District Hospital,
were held April 6 from the
chapel of the Thompson Funer-
al‘ Home with interment in
Nelson Memorial Park.

* * s .
THIEL — Funeral service for
Frank Michael Thiel, 64, of
Trail, who died April 3 in Trail
Regional Hospital after a leng-
thy illness, were held from Our

GOOD FRIDAY
April 13th Only

16 oz. STEAK
with all the trimmings _

property is the best natural
fishing facility in California.

It is teeming with an abun-
dance of German: brown and
rainbow trout.

Two to Three
BEDROOM HOUSE
In Castlegar
Ctose to school & hospital
$45,500
385-7365 or 385-7754

$9.95

pence {3 the Music ofthe .
JADY CHARACTERS

fea 7 Untill Midnight
For Reservations

Phone 365-6000

Fireside place

CASTLEGAR

‘White, V-8, 4epead,

‘SPEEDWAY

1977 FORD F156 PICKUP
$599

p.t., p.b., radio,
Ratlary gab er acsssscesseceeseseetss

bake longer!
ae cuore:

1975 METEOR

4door, green, 400 V-8,
+ AUTO. PAS Pia, FW.
TAO UWE a aveieescoes

1916 cnn TORINO
serie $4495

automatic, p.s., p.b.,

1976 GMC % TON 4x4
°68

anata aeneve
910 GErnin
2de., (used), cream, 302 V-8 auto, p.s.,
p.b., radio, vinyl roof, alr cond., flight
bench ceat, 12,800 km. Unit is as knew ..

1977 FORD SUPERCAB.
569

1975, cote

- 4door, blue,
-V-B automatic,
ps.,p.b., radio ..

1972 COURIER PICKUP
White, 4cylindsr, ;
pi pent a ees "1260

1971 FORD
1295

2 door, ¥-8 automatic, -
B.8., p.b., radio, 3
fadial tires, nice shape.....-.++0

1975 cid

2300:

i8T7 DATSUA Bele

js murenbecs, Glue, Aci.

=: than. 15,000.'A’clu

ts. rlbbon-cutting
~ Bob Brisco, Ross!

2 ming pools. milesdanes at this year "s 8 show, tobe ope din,

offictats ‘and Mis:

‘worth of ft
event. Als

MP.
d Trall MLA Chris D’ ‘Arcy, area municipal
terior B.C., Is expected to reach more,

Sa News/MirrorFoto ‘

ANOTHER: UNPREDICTABLE amount of >
humor and drama from Vancouver's Axis
Mime Theatre, appearing in Nelson Friday
atl. ¥. Rogers High School. The four talen-
ted young performers, left to tight, >
Deborah Maizels,‘Gordon White, Charles
Schott and Elizabeth Murray-Byers, backed
by superb’ sound and lighting systems, °

‘show: versatility: in mime, athletics; and
donee) The Vancouver Sun's Max -Wyman

‘Says Vitamin D:

Hurts.

Arteries
Too much vitamin’ D can
damage your arteries, a leading
expert says.
Dr. ). David Gambal of

Creighton University in Omaha,
NE., force-fed rats with large -

doses of vitamin D for. five
weeks. All the rats, normally
resistant to clogging of the
arteries, developed the disease.

Dr.’ Gamba). warns that
people on‘a daily multivitamin
supplement who use enriched
breakfast cereals and fortified
milk — which are all D sources
— are courting dietary prob-
lems.

How ‘to Test
Your Puppy's
Brainpower.

For the pet owner who

thinks he has everything, now
comes the 1Q test... . for dogs.

Tt’s the idea of psychologist
and dog-owner Kathy Coon,
who tested more than 900 dogs

_tofind a way to measure canine’

“intelligence: She has just: put.
out a book, The Dog Intelli-
gence Test (Avon) which tells
how owners can ‘go. about
testing their own pooches.
* Some of her findings:
Mixed breeds are about as
smart as pure breeds.
“Male: dogs ‘are slightly

“ smaster than females.

Hounds are the smartest
dog types,.followed in: order by
non-sporting dogs, — sporting
dogs, working dogs, terriers,

* and toy breeds.

Ms. Coon says that how
your dog did with his toilet

training is no indication how .

he's going to do on the intelli-’
gence test. She also says that
your dog should be at least 12
wreaks old before you give him
e tes

She says that the dog-
intelligence test’ can .have a
beneficial side. effect. If your.
dog doesn't do too badly on the
test, then it is likely to go up in
your respect.

The dumbest dogs, by par:

“ teular breeds are the Chi-:

huahua, Pomeranian and- Sibe-)'
rian -husky,

The Smartest, according to”

the psychologist, are the stan-
dard poodle, bulldog, beagle

. and English springer. spaniel.

Here's one of the tests Ms,
Goon’ recommends;
Have three cups in bot-
‘toms-up fashion on the ‘floor.

Holda treat (like a piece of
meat) in your hand and call it to
the attention of your dog.

Swiftly place the treat
under one of the cups.

Hold the dog for a half.
minute and then release it.

If the dog goes straight, to.
the cup concealing the treat, it
has passed the test.

laugh.”

“Almost they

perform is edaed with sharp satire, and
" overlaid with a fine mist of madness. They
tell stories, play music, sing songs of all
kinds end: ¢ most of the time,. make us

(Consumer Facts 7

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for '79, Honda's CX500 Custom has arrived,

ONLY AFEWLEFT...
21977 - CT-125 NEW
“1978 - CB-550 NEW
1978 --CB-750F NEW

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A REMINDER
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1979 IS THE DEADLINE

TO REGISTER ON THE NELSON-CRESTON
ELECTORAL DISTRICT . :

PROVINCIAL: VOTERS LIST.
ELECTION — MAY 10, 1979

a

Vegetables are ‘in’. But

B.C, Television: Plans 1979 .,

Federal Election Coverage-

BCTV:-Relesse «:

British Columbia...‘ ‘Televi
sion last: week announced its
plans for coverage of the 1979
federal election.

Tony Parsons and Jack
Webster: will co-host the elec-
tion night broadcast; starting at
8 p.m. May 22. They will be
joined’ by the CTV election
team of Harvey Kirck, Lloyd
Robertson and Bruce Phillips in
the most ‘extensive coverage
ever offered to British Colum-
bians.

At the heart of the cover-
age plan is a $2 million com-
puter-microwave-broadcast sy-
stem, linking the 16 CTV.
Network affiliate stations a-
eross Canada with correspon-
dents in every returning office

committee rooms of key | candi- ©

dates.

Official returns will be .

compiled in conjunction with
The -Canadian Press, whose

nationwide team of: reporters *

and editors will be’ located at

CTV broadcast facilities across .

the country.
DECISION '79 will feature

the most sophisticated ‘com-.-

puter analysis program ever
devised for election coverage in
North America. .Split-second
returns will be supported with
editorial analysis; also featured
will be live microwave reports
from campaign headquarters
across Canada,

Key ridings will be high-
lighted, with special’ reports
from races involving cabinet
ministers and leading oppo-

‘DECISION 79 will be.a

live production of British Col-

umbia Television News, broad-
cast from the BCTV Vancouver
Studios in conjunction with the
CTV. Television Network. %

today’s pushers are
advocating raw vegetables in
order. to‘ avoid) vitamin and

Make a vegetable. buffet

t tor luncheon. Let your guests

choose from a variety of stuffed
vegetables.

Mix 1/4 cup cottage cheese
with 1 tbsp. devilled ham,
season to taste and stuff clean
mushroom ‘caps,

Fill cherry tomatoes with
seafood mixed with mayonnaise

sseasoned with chives and sea-

soning salt,

Stuff celery sticks with
Soz,. softened cream “cheese
blended with 1/4 cup cheddar,

® onlonand garlic salt.

For color, add radish fans
filed with tuna fish mixed with
mayonnaise and diced: onion.

Avocado . chunks, — cauli-
flowerets, sliced cucumber and
many other raw vegetables can
always be used as dippers.

Consumer Facts is a public
service feature of the News/-
Mirror in co-operation with
Super Valu Stores. © ry

Spring Sale Days
Continues With the.

OK TIRE

I notification cards were mailed April 4th to all persons who
d on the Provincial Voters List. If you do not receive

this card please the i centre listed

below. .- Asay

If you have received.a Provincial Card, kindl

--dress, an

“CORRECT.

Remember, if you receive a‘card and ¢ you are
properly registered for the May 10th Provincial General Election.

ts ; Registration Centers:

- Nelson and District

Nelson Court House, 310 Ward Street, neon: B B.C. — 8: 30 a.m, —
4:30 p.m.

Lord Nelson Hotel Lobby —2p.m.-9p.m. ° >
Willow Point — Duhamel Motel”

Balfour — Rainbow Resort

Shoreacres — Shoreacres Service - until 8 p.m.:
Crescent Valley — Maple Leaf Store

. Passmore — Carlson's General Store

Slocan

Nakusp — Court House

- Wayne's Food Mart — Nakusp

New Denver — Cash Service Store

Silverton — General Store

Slocan — Stu's Country Kitchen

Winlaw — General Store

Salmo

check for correct ad-
rd addr ;

FE ere Ow ofa RID

MEL BUERGE MOTORS

YOUR SMALL CAR HEADQUARTERS
USED CARS

1078 - rovorA COROLLA — 2dr.
sdn., 4 sp

1978 — LFORe LTD — 4 dr. wagon,

Payless Clothing
in the country, as well as in the sition' members. Ymir’ :

Post Office

Kaslo and District

Kaslo Government Agent's Office, Court House
Meadow Creek — Larry Greenlaw Store

’ Across Lake

Crawford Bay — Shopping Center

Gray Creek — Gray Creek Store

Boswell — Destiny Bay Market Place

Creston and District

Creston Government Agent's Office, Court House
Paul's Superette - until 9 p.m.

Erickson — Shopping Center - until 6 p.m.

-MINUTEMEN!

See the Minut

1972 MAZDA

BET YOU CAN'T FIND
A BETTER BUY.

en at OK Tire for the widest selection
Ppepeily of Tires in C and the
Aepoed kel essai: ‘Polley — “We'll have your car
: : fires in place within 15 minutes”

1972 DATSUN SS eommunll? wa soe
ee et OOD Super. Special on Sup-R-Belts

\ by: Firestone
1871 VOLKSWAGEN . ;
$500 Tuesday; April 10
H 2 ae in until April 13 of children’s art exhibit at

the National Exhibition Centre, across from Castlegar Airport.

‘Monday, April 16

Exhibit of oils and Batik by Alf.Crossley and pottery by Carol ;
Gaskin, for two weeks, NEC.

Wednesday, April 18

Selkirk Weavers’ Guild monthly meeting, NEC.

ick on the road with
NOW THAT'S SER-

1975 — PLYMOUTH CRICKET —
2dr. hardtop, 4 speed

1974 — MERCURY CAPRI —
2dr. coupe, 4 speed

1978 — ZEPHYR — 4 dr.
wagon

1977 - PeHCVRGLET MONZA —
hatchback, auto

1977 FORD GRANADA | — 2dr.
sdn., auto

1976 FORD GRANADA — 4 ar.
: sdn., auto

1976 — CHRYSLER NEWPORT —

USED TRUCKS
4dr. sdn., auto

iors FORD LTD — 4 dr. sdn. 1977 — DATSUN — canopy, 4 speed

' aulo es 1975 DODGE VAN — auto
{975 — MERCURY MONTEGO —
4 dr. Wagon, auto. 1974 — JEEP CHEROKEE
1075 — MERCURY XR7 COUGAR — station wagon, auto.
2 dr. Hardtop, auto

1975 — FORD LTD —
a hardtop, auto.

ales QUALIFICATIONS FOR PROVINCIAL VOTERS
(Sec. 3(1) Prov. Elections Act).

. Must be full age of 19 years

. Canadian Citizen or British subject
Has resided in Canada for one year and B.C. 6 months immed- :
iately preceeding.

. Is a resident of the Electoral District in which he seeks regis-
tration.

ALL ELIGIBLE VOTERS MUST BE REGISTERED BY
APRIL 11, 1979

178-15 4 Ply
tome matted

5475
Uniroyal Fabric

Belted Radial “49%

GR 78-15 B/W

178-15 6 Ply Belted
Town & Country Grips
B/W
Installed

1970 — PLYMOUTH FURY Ill — 4
dr, auto

1971 HORNET ed

Yellow,

C3

‘Trae. Oeeler Lic. No, 000e98

NOTE: The following offices will be open until mid- night, April 11,
1979 ONLY.

1 Registrar of Voters, 310 Ward Street, Court House, Nelson, B.C.
2. Government Agent, Court House, Creston, B.C.

3. Government Agent, Court House, Kaslo

NEW 1978 TOYOTA CANADIAN

‘4295

comune || TOYOTA VILLAGE
Seco. a Sete me | |

* Dowttown
‘asilogar
1972 — FORD PICKUP — auto.

4 dr. The Shop Around the Corner, Trail Film Club, 8 p.m., Eagles Hall. -

Thursday, April 19

Power Play by Theatte Energy, David Thompson University
Centre Theatre, Nelson, for four nights, <

970 — FORD PICKUP — auto.

Nelson O

Money Back Guaranteed Balancing H. S. Tatchell

Registrar of Voters:.
310 Ward Street

ovoraceprasentor : 2 s Nelson, B.C.
“TIRE STORES Duicd ct Nok Be Pacer Tel. 952.2211 local 0, 202

this 5th day of April, 1979

To list your cultural or community event,"365-3517 if
you live in the Castlegar area. Nelson areo.readers can gall
352-9900 and Trail areo readers can call 388-98! x

365-3433 1001'- 71h Avenue. South Castlegar