HOT-METAL LINOTYPE, a model 5 manufactured in June 1913,
‘was donated last week to the Museum by the

News. The Linotype served the Castlegar News for 25 years and
‘was recently retired from service. Bankert and Toft Masorry
Contractors used their front-end loader to move the 2,000 Ib.
machine while Castlegar Equipment Rentals constructed a special

of equipment with selativee ease. The Linotype set the news
columns of the Castlegar News until the installation of
four years ago. Noting that
- the machine had served a succession of newspapers for 64 years,
Castlegar News shop foreman Rene Brodman expressed, doubt
that modern computers will last that long “although there's no

wheel base which will allow the museum to move the heavy piece '

doubt they're faster!”

—CasNewsFoto

Very Many New and Interesting Books
Have Now Arrived at Castlegar Library —

: By JUDY WEARMOUTH

Among the new books cat-
alogued at ‘the library last
month was “The Plug-in Drug”
by Marie Winn, the book
mentioned in last week's Cas-
tlegar News.

A challenge to parents to
re-think their attitude towards
television, it's based on inter-
views with hundreds of fami-
lies, teachers and child special-
ists and presents a frightening
picture of a society dominated
by television. The author exam-
ines how the very act of
watching television affects the
developing child’s relation to
the real world.

“Mozart, the Mian, the

Musician’ by Arthur Hutchings, °
is a fascinating, richly illus-_

trated account of the life and
music of the ‘most popular of
classical composers. The first
part. relates the story of Mo-
zart’s life and career; his ro-

mances, concert hall intrigues,
his marriage and financial trou-

bles, and his: final triumph and -

tragedy.
In the second half, the

- author explores Mozart's inner

life and the creative process
behind his most famous com-
positions.

A’ book which should in-

Neck injury .
‘Report Untrue
Say the RCMP

* Reports that a participant
in an allegedly unruly stag
party at a local hotel Aug. 1

- received a neck injury in a

seuffle with ‘police are un- -
founded, RCMP said this week.

A police spokesman said =
the. detachment has had no
recent trouble at any of the’
downtown hotels.

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terest the many fans of Middle
‘Earth is ‘Tolkien, the Author-
ized Biography’ by Humphrey
Carpenter. The biographer
traces Tolkien's life from early
childhood in South Africa

through his quiet years as a.

Oxford

book” by Arnold Dobrin ‘is
primarily intended for aspiring
young cooks who will be drawn
to the familiar illustrations. It
should also delight any nostal-
gic adult with its simple fresh
recipes attributed to favorite
such as Mr. Mc-

to his last years as a famous
literary figure and the author of

‘The Hobbit’, ‘Lord of the-

Rings’, ete.
Andrew Sharp's ‘Vineland
1000, a Canadian View of Wine’
is a compilation of the 100 most
‘asked questions about wine and
. their answers, prefaced by a
discussion about the qualities
and faults of Canadian ‘grapes
and wine. If you've ever
wondered which wines would
be the best value for money, or
wished to confound a! ‘wine snob
exiewith? sonig authoritative com-

no. ‘ment of your dwn, ‘this is the

hook for you. f

Chris Costner Sizemore,
the woman whose classic case
of multiple personality became
world famous in the book, and
movie “The Three Faces of
Eve’, has revealed the whole
truth of her life in’ an auto-
biography entitled ‘I'm Eve’.
Contrary to the previous ver-
sions of her~ intriguing case

her: _ illness; her personality
to

history, she was not cured of '

Gregor's' scrumptious pureed
beets, or Samuel Whiskers’
roly-poly pancakes.

“The History of the Tale of
Peter Rabbit’ features the en-
tire text and illustrations of
Beatrix Potter's first, privately
printed edition of the tale and
gives the background story of
her original inspiration. Letters
between Miss Potter and her

publisher, Frederick Warne, ~

discussing the color printing
and proposed price of the book,
make fascinating reading.

‘An interesting little book
produced ‘by the Museum of
American Folk Art is ‘A Child's

-Comfort, Baby and Doll Quilts

in American Folk Art’ by Bruce
Johnson. Bright color plates
show the amazingly intricate
and beautiful designs produced
by 19th. Century American
mothers for their children and
their dolls. Also included are
informative chapters on ‘child-
life in 19th. Century America,
guidelines for the care and dis-
play of an historic quilt: and

TELEPHONE 365-6761

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* Sollgo, Babcock & Co.,
Chartered Accountants,
announce the opening of thelr new office at

601 Columbia Ave. In the Oglow Block
Dlal 365-7745 :
Henry ‘A. John; BS¢., CA

has been admitted to partnership. and will
manage the-new office.

until

. three - years ago, producing
_ Many more ‘strangers’ living
in her body.

The book tells of the
trauma of these split-second
changes in personality, the de-
grading scenes which occurred
when a wilder self was in
control, and conveys the’
supreme courage of a woman
breaking sown barriers to. find
her true sel

“The Silent Bomb’ a guide
to the ‘nuclear energy con-
troversy edited by Peter Faulk-
ner is a terrifying indictment of
nuclear power. According -to
this book, widespread mis-

dustry in one of the greatest
dangers facing the world today.
We have two treats for

, Beatrix Potter devotees. ‘Peter

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Castlegar Residents

New Emergency After Hours

or Alternative Phone Number

Cell Operator (No Chge.) Zenith 2598

Our Regular Phone Number Is sul 985-7272, Butlf No Answer (In Emergency) Call
Zenith 2598.

Consult Your New Telephone Directory

for making some of
the designs shown.

"Feeling Fine, a Program of.

Pleasures’ will be’ familiar to
anyone following Dr. Art
Ulene’s self-help physical and
mental fitness. program on
NBC's Today show."He shares.

his ideas’ “and techniqués* for ©

a more vital life style,
overcoming stress: and renew-
ing oneself physically.

Douglas Day's ‘Journey of
the Wolf is a gripping ad-
venture novel set in modern
Spain, presenting a vivid por-

trait of the country itself with °

all its harsh realities. It tells the
dramatic story of the return of
acivil war veteran to his native
village:after 84 years,
‘Dynasty, a Novel of China’
by Robert Elegant will appeal
to readers. who like .strong
family sagas. Set in China, and
spanning three generations
from the 1900's to the days of
Mau's Cultural Revolution, it
tells the. story of a powerful
Eurasian family divided by am-
bition’ and adultery, in a coun-
try. torn apart’ by revolution
and Bloodshe d,
ggerfiord’ by Jon Has-
sler is ne moving, very funny
novel covering one week in the
life of-a high school English
teacher in a small town in Min-
nesota. His week starts with

_ small disturbances and ends

with unforeseen violence. Has-
sler's ironic insight into char-
acter turns some ordinary folk
into really extraordinary. peo-
ple.

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Or you may dial 365-3231

Views from Recreation .
{Director Pat Metge,.

Summer Programs uceessful
Regional Recreation Com-’

mission No. 1's summer pro-
grams have now come to a
close. There was a varied pro-

~ gram of activities offered this

year for children between the
ages. of 3 and 14 years.

- Participation was generally

very good in all programs and
enrollment in the canoe camps
was tothe maximum. We at the
commission. hope that all the
children that took part in the

activities had a good time and.

perhaps did something they
hadn't done before.

The summer program de-
pends wholly.on.the participa-
tion of the local-kids, and their

‘comments are our way of
evaluating the success or, fail-
ure of the activities. Any com-
ments, pro or con, ‘on the
program would be welconied by
this office. Please feel free to
call us at 885-3886 or drop us a
line in the mail.

Sessions
With ail the hot weather.

this summer we hope you have .

been taking advantage of public
swim sessions .at the Bob
Brandson and Robson pools.
Sessions run daily from 2-5 p.m.
and 6:80-8 p.m. at the Bob
Brandson Pool and from. 2-4
p.m. and 5-7 p.m. at the Robson
Pool. For a very nominal fee
you can beat the heat and get in
shape at the same time.
Swimming. is one of the
very best ways to exercise. as
well as being great fun. Re-
member, both pools are open
daily for your enjoyment, and
puta note on your calender that
Sept. 4 is the last day of
swimming’ for . this’ season.
Come to the pools and join in—
there's not much time left.

Hockey School
Castlegar & District Minor
Hockey Association's’ Hockey

School has completed one scs- *. We

sion of its summer hockey
school and this week sees the
second - session in progress.
From all reports, the school,
under the able instruction of
Mal Stelck, Ernie.Gare, John
Wishloff, Bruno Tassone, Brian
Verigin and Ian Malcom, has
been very successful. Thursday
of last week all the boys had a
special treat and a big thrill
when Danny Gare of the
National Hockey League's Buf-

falo: Sabere spent the afternoon: -

Here is ‘What
To Do if Person.
Falls into Water

~ Someone ‘falls’ into: ‘the’

water and screams for help.
There is no standard lifesaving
device handy..What do you do?

Here-are some tips from
the Canada Safety Council. The
first thing you don’t do is jump

in after the person-unless you

have been trained in lifesaving!
There is often something

@t hand which can be

flotation ~ device—a’

jug, a. capped”

* on the Ice and: gave them all
special instruction.
‘At present there is ice time

avallable for individuals or

groups who would like to book
the ice for one hour or. longer
time slote, Beat the heat, don
your skates and have some fun
on the ice, For bookings call the

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Figure
Starting Sept. 5 and run:
‘ning through until Sept. 80 the
Castlegar & District Figure
Skating Club, will be holding its
fall Figure Skating School. This
school. runs from’ 4-8:15 p.m.
Monday. through | Friday. For
more. information for your
future Ice Capdes star, contact
cany,. member of. the Figure
Skatiig Club’s-executive.
‘Fall Program.

*/ The recreation catanatston

‘s presently trying to put to-

* gether a fall program of activi-
ties to start in late September
and run till late November or
early December. There’ are al-
ways the old standby courses,
but this year we are looking to
a more varied and original
program...”

There must be something
you have always wanted to try
but just didn’t know how to go
about it, Give usa call at the
Recreation Office and help us to
put on the program that you
want. Also, any person who has
g particular skill or interest and
would be willing to give a fow
hours a week instructing a class -
is asked to give us a call. Who
knows, you may be just the
person we—and the commun-
ity—are ooking ing forse

ny ‘is get into shape and
enjoy yourself at the same
time? Take a trip up to the
Kinnaird: Park and use the
Fitness Circuit. This track was

built during the summer by °

local boys on a Young Canada

orks grant. You “can jog

around the circuit or stop and

. go through the various stations
that are set up.

For a diagram of the clreuit

and instructions on the various

_ exercises, stop in at the Recre-

ation Office in the Community

Complex and pick up the forms.

Tennis Tourney

The Castlegar Tennis Club,,

will be holding avdlosed ‘tour:
nament Aug. 27 and 28 at the
Castlegar tennis courts. Men's
‘and ladies’ singles and doubles,
as well as mixed doubles, will
be played. If sufficient Junior
interest is shown, there will be
boys and. girls 18 and under,
and boys and girls 14 and under
singles.

All Juniors are: asked to
contact Paul Wearmouth and
adults to contact Gordon Grey.
All entries should be in by
today. Action gots. -underway at

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A recreation word to the
wise. Act. Don't sit and vege-
tate. Act—by participating in
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