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| CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 47, 1974

‘Hew ¢ Canada Savings Bonds

tl
4. Purchase, of the new issue
of Canada’ Savings’ Bonds
through payroll deduction by.
workers in’ British Columbia is
running well’ ahead of last
year’s. record. level, reports
regional director of the Payroll
Savings Plan campaign, George
Sherwood.

Mr.’ Sherwood, ‘a senior
investment dealer -with Odlum
Brown and T. B. Read Ltd. of
Vancouver and vice-chairmfn
of ‘the Vancouver. Stock Ex-
change, said the average appli-
cation to purchase a Canada

» Smokers’ Need: '
Good Reason
To Stop Habit

‘The smoker must have a
good reason to step smoking or
he will never. make it,

Consideration of the cost of
smoking might help—in’ terms
‘of health, rather than money,
although the latter is not to be’
discounted, For example, smok-
ing one pack of cigarettes: per

day ‘will have cost close to

$10,000 by the age of 60.

The danger to health in
cigarette smoking is not im-
mediately evident. Some smok-
rs can smoke for years without
noticeable ill effects. Suddenly,
without warning, a heart attack
occurs or a lung cancer devel- <
ops—the il! effects are cumula-
tive.: G3

Certain ailments, such as
shortness ‘of,breath, smoker's
cough or peptic ulcer may
appear earlier. Somewhat later ,
appear ‘crippling diseases like
chronic bronchitis, emphysema ’
(in which the lungs progressive-
ly ‘lose their’ elasticity ‘and ‘it :
becomes harder and harder to
‘obtain enough oxygen): and
Buerger' 's disease (in which the
blood ‘cireulation in the hands
and feet is impaired, sometimes
leading to gangrene and ampu-
tation):

~ Pamphlets and infc
about: cancer can be eri
free’ by writing ‘to: B.C: and
Yukon Division’ Canadian Can:
cer Sedtety, 6 West 8th Ave

Payroll: ‘Deductions Going Well.

Savings ‘Bond ‘through payroll, *

deduction in B.C. last'year was

$643.03,: a’ provincial ° record, . -

compared. ‘with a’ Canadian.
average of $546.08.

“It was $688.88 at the end
of the B,C, campaign two years
ago,” he said, “This year so far
we are averaging $688.")

“There's a land office busi-
ness being done in the new
series," said’ Mr. Sherwood,
who has been regional director
of the annual campaign for the
‘past 21: years,

He said the large increases
reflect the rising wages of B.C.
workers and “the  acknow-
ledged propensity of Canadians
to'save during ‘times of infla-
tion”.

Personal. savings deposits
in Canada’s chartered banks

totalled $30 billion; up $7. billion

from this time last year, -he
noted.

“And ; while’ those’ wage
increases last ‘year: were sub-
stantial, they were ‘nothing
compared’ to. this) year's _in-
creases, Sonie agreements now.
call for ‘increases ranging from
20 to 30 per cent.”

District organizers‘ of the
.Canada Savings Bond’ Payroll

Savings Plan campaign are all. <

senior ‘investment : dealers “on
loan to the Bank of Canada.
The new 1974/75 series,
which pay a record yield of 9.75
per cent ‘per annum,. went ‘on
sale Sept. 80° and maybe

purchased ‘at par until Nov.'15, ©

espns of this series. are
dated Nov.’ 1,1974" and: pay
interest on Nov.'1st each year
until maturity. in. 1988,)No

compound interest is available.
ton the new series.’ .
Canada Savings. Bonds:
‘may. be cashed at any. time at.
full: face <value © plus earned is

interest:’The” payroll: savings

plan~ was‘(designed ;\to * allow
employees + to; purchase ‘the
bonds by” regular deduction ‘at
their Place of em apleyment,

countrymen, 2;
: with a few notable oP.
if

you\S\were ‘not: openly.

scorned, ‘you. were quietly

- ignored, which was worse.
‘The ‘bi 1H :

Cede wes Uke teow ote Sept. 7°
‘18'' meeting ‘‘of:Alpha “Phi
, Chapter, Bota’ Sigma: Phi. f

2 phe: program. “On Any.
Day” was: presented by‘ Mrs.:
‘ Janis: Biceain ‘and: Mrs. Patti:

Ss On Oct. By a model meeting :
{i was'held at, the:home of Mrs,
:fz;(Lynne Lalonde.’ Pledges were
in attendance and were able'to.. |;
see how the’Chapter meetings ies

are conducted.

i : For their program, Mr ne aa

‘[)o Phyllis’ Dolgolpol ‘and Mrs; ERRMENT OF OTE COLUM
y. Lynne Lalonde introduced
member ta the pledges and fold
them something’ about: each
lady's family Mfe:and_ ‘hobbies:

Members,; dressed “in ‘ap-

‘propriate costumes or hats,
¥ -responded by outlining their
particular. office or duties: for,

the year.

The’ evening: concluded’
‘ with refreahments) being: serv-

most

Sof them British or American,

+ \with‘an affiliate in:Canada,
shied ‘away: from Canadian
writers as though they had
the plague, at the same time

fostering. insignificant £

American and British writ-
ers.

One of the exceptions was
Stephen Leacock, who made~

Conscience and Coiminent:

‘We faa your ‘hair
to suit your face, your
taste and: your. life-
style. Try ust -

PROFILE
HAM STYLING for MEN,
Castleaird: Plaze
Phone 965-3714
“George Lewis i

HOURS
Tues. thru Sat.

Friday = 7 pl
‘=< Monday) Closed

on,.and with it'a
commercial : spok-,
esman: extolling
‘the virtues. of*
‘some. product’ or.

- ‘other.’-Someone (who! really
) wanted ‘to :know) asked _me,

“What did that announcer ‘just
say?” HE
I really: didn't know. 1.
occupied: ‘the best: seat’ in’ the:
house, directly in front ofthe.
television screen, but I ‘had
missed, the commercial's ‘imes-.
sage. I had,’ if'-you ” will,
“screened out".whatever it was

that the commercial had to say. -
+ “Big deal!" you say. “Ido -

that all the time. If listened to
everything everybody’ had ‘to
say I'd lose my mind I listen to

“what I want to listen.” >: «
And that ist ae my 4

Sewing
Machines,
Typewriters,
TV's

; B&W and Color V's for’
rent: by week or month

Union Peters
1334 Cedar Ave., Trail:
lephone 368-6331

TOMORROW. IS 10 PCT. DAY AT.HELEN’S.
FLOWER. AND GIFT pHDEL LTD..

tive perception" and they: telt

* us that involved in this process

is our rather-complex’ psycho-

logical/physiological :. make- :

) up (our. needs, drives, motives,
values, and attitudes). i

This sounds academic, but

it is reassuring. It reminds. us

‘~ that our minds are not sponges
that: soak up all the ideas, idle’.

talk, and idiocies 6 which they,
are’ exposed. Rather, : all of
these stimuli are processed by.
“what we are” as a
“needs, past experi » etey
This protects: is from: brain:
‘other. forms_ of °

‘mind manipulation...
“The. hasten vind is cas

ult of our. ~

‘ country, after hist first book:
had in’ accepted
» British publisher, .
‘Typically,’ ‘Leacock w:
ised,

the people of Orillia, Gate ‘

paid {proper
homage. rm bet the old guy’
is ‘doubled’ up:in his ‘grave, ©
* laughing.

It was‘all 80. Y Canadi Z
its approach fe writ ae, that
its’ would
weren't, a little aad Can- +
<.adians are builders; They'll ~
spend billions on “railroads © 2
high:

we set ote a it. Like

when we get lazy and “turn of
a-potentially helpful. message ,

.. just beeause ‘we're: not in’ the

message by imposing on ito
: cherished but sometimes faulty
notions..Or, perhaps worst‘ of

all, :whenj,we: run ‘away. from“

; facts” because’ our minds “are

already made up.

“moment would I advocate’ our
> accepting. it blindly. My: only,
plea is that we een ita fair
hearing.

‘But’ when

ae and canals ‘and' dams.
it’ comes ‘to

formed the Leacdek Society.

They had. no! money. | But
year, theyrd:Peralade g

dges,’ and® ‘these dicts .
‘ would. ‘Sick ‘out. the f funniest +>
book ® published “in ‘Canada

that year,

yc ye ric
Nicol of Vancouver (a very
funny writer, by the way):
This. would
‘years ago,’
by. wire that you have won
thé Leacock’ Award © for.

]

poet, pi
writer, or playwright: to visit
“your. ‘ school.

adidn writers ‘were’ ni
vexactly household ‘words.

A few writers toiled on in
the Canadian desert. Morley

courageous indepel
‘dent publishers gave them a

voice:* They sell. Now the -
: younger ones are coming on, 5 z

pell-mell)) 9. 2

‘This entire ‘diatribe: was {
triggered’ by’ an: announce-
‘ment ‘sent -out ‘to English :
department heads from ‘an
uti ‘called Platform for the

Choose one,’ !
two or all three te,

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: In accordance with: the: te jerms of fst A Policy recently ‘announced by

L.-Hartley,: Regional Centres

; PICK-UP DATES: .
Oct. see
Oct..2

Artists fromthe Kootenay and Cariboo ‘Regions ond beyond re invited to.
‘submi work tothe centre most. convenient to:them.’ <

The: Centres. will’ ‘be open for. receiving work and for th pickups

GERMAN RYE BREAD 2. for 9c.

to:9:00 p.m. Work: may ‘be. m: led or hipped in’

dress, ° an

will’ be’ returned

if. unpur-

term. viworks: of act rate to. Es ae ie prints,:
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JASPER: ‘THE BEAR

‘He never retires for the winter without
buying new Canada Savings Bond;

‘Service this Afternoon
For Daisy Koehle of Castlegar

Id this afternddi! at’ two from

Funeral'services are to be’

to ‘Castlegar’ in 1945,
her

ta husband

le at of the Castl

sn the eatlouat

it Hoshi
2 Mrs one. rn was
e ity’ owlinig and golf: was,
‘ancouver,May} +8,
e was ediicated and

* ofaployed in: Vancouver: ‘until

marriage int She then
ided ‘in’ Dixidien\\Sask. and
hilliwack, moving. to Trail in

i644 where. shé was employed’

by Cominco. The couple: moved

; The second season of. the
udubon lecture series,’ spon:

‘the: West: Koc
¥ ts Association, starts Wed-

tenay Natu: °

_ George, she is survived by one:
;son, Cst. Les Koehle,. RCMP,

al ‘iba Rongeé, Sask.; two grandchil: |.

dren;: one sister, Mrs. Fred”

(Mary) Grant and two brothers, ”;

Tomiand Jim Ramsay, all of
Vancouver.

Rev. Ted. Bristow. will
“officiate at the service with.”
cremation to follow.

‘Flowers gratefully re-’,

ceived ‘or donations. may; »be
made to the Cancer Fund, care
of the Bank ‘ sof Montreal.

Audubon Lecture Series.
~ Begins this Wednesday

nesday at’ Selkirk College at 8°
p.m.

Guest is Richard Kern with’
his film on the Florida Cypress:
‘ See eae, Creek.

~ Dogs Still Bad News me
~ To B.C. Letter Carriers’

There's an old saying that
no news js good news, and B,C,
and ‘Yukon Safety, Health and
. Welfare: officer, Ron Griffiths,
sincerely \wishes he had no
news about dog bites, instead of
the bad news that B.C. letter.
carriers and couriers are being

\ munched, nibbled and snapped
” at more than anyone else in the
western region,

Even the) ladies. ‘aren't
immune. Gals who tote those
mail’ bags’ in’ B.C. are the
recipients, of fully half of, all

|. reported bites,

In the ‘four western pre.
vinces, d total of 208 bites were
reported ina four-month period
beginning April. . Over * half
occurred in British’ Columbia. ':

Mr. Griffiths’ says ‘he has

- nojexplanation for the sudden
increase in‘bites, . ‘

-»“But' most dogs bite’ with-'
outl warning,” “Mr. Griffiths
commented. “You' don't’ get ‘a

rene to look them in the eye.

And if you are afraid of a dog it
is difficult to hide this from
him."

What. about the zepellont .

issued , to ‘letter carriers. to

protect them from dog attacks? i

“and while} it: does
help sometimes, it isn’t 100-per
cent’ elfettive. Then there are
times when jt can't be used.

“For! ‘example, ‘recently: a
carrier “was having. difficulty
with a dog. A’women with’ a
‘small child was standing near-
by,‘and the ‘carrier didn’t want

child with the: spray. So he
didn't use.it?”
¢ Letter.. carriers agree that:
~ the: majority of dogs on their
walks’ are. ;friendly,: but: are
amazed that some people refuse
: loncktowledge that family pets
in -be vicious: towards other.
R people ay

a “They. might think” their

‘pet: won't hurt’ “anyone,” said

one ‘carrier, “but it's pretty”

= hard to believe when you see'a
great big dog ‘coming right at
you.’ looking spretty «serious
© about’ getting you ‘off ‘the

,~DOOR PRIZE:
Hand Embroidered Cushion:

"Children of ‘all: pas ‘welcomed
Need 'a ride? Phone 365-52

property.
j “If the owner is there, he

jz Mr-S.S. Burbidge, president of,
‘CP: Rail, ;Mr.. Brisco said:
:wish to iexpress my: dee
concern over the abandonment:
of: CP\ rail service’ and the:
reduction of CP transport sel
‘vice in my riding ‘of! ‘Kootenay-""
West, British Columbia.:

i “Having witnessed the'er
sion of other services in Koo!
nay-West,’I am frankly, not:
surprised at the decision te

‘, Denver Canyon and ‘Nakusp
svand:to’reduce the. quality ' of?
freight service. in the City. of.
2 Nelson,
¢ “However, “atrongly pro-:,

© test ‘these ‘decis: and’ se:

Ms

‘HOW 10 CONDUCT EFFECTIVE iene

course will be ‘of interest to ‘hose many people at all levels of mane.

SELK IRK COLLEGE -

EVENING COURSE |

-abandon the rail ‘link’ between !

to take a'chance on getting the -

“What is really needed is ;to/s
send the owners to obedience
schoo), Dogs'can be trained,’ bul
too many people won't, bother.
When something happens, al-
though the dog does the actual »-
biting, it is' really the owner
who is at fault for not caring or)
not ‘learning how to handle his”
dog.”

What happens if your red
menaces a letter. carrier? Ac-
cording to Post Office officials,
on the first incident’ you \are
contacted and asked ‘to keep:
your dog under contro! during’
the hours when mail delivery is
normally made.

‘The second incident can |
mean_a suspension of delivery,
and ‘you will have to, mak
arrangements to pick up you!
own mail at the nearest postal
station, If you dog does bite
letter carrier. or ‘mail courie:
you can be held responsible, for
the costs incurred. The average ky
cost of lost time resulting from,
attacks or bites. was abou!
$1,400 in'B,C. last season.’ ’

have.a dog with strong guard

.. ing, instincts.”

While most dogs who.

following their natural instinets
a efending themaelves ©

ter. readers and others woul
like to seé resolved, without

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going as far as one
carrier who turned and bit the
dog attacking him. |, i its
“All, dogs’ aren'ta “pro
blem,”. said Mt! Griffiths,:"and
we don't want to start trouble
with dog owners, but we've had
116 bites in.B.C.:since April of;
this year, and we had a total of ;
219. last year. Of ‘these,- 41:
resulted in’ disabling injuries
and all required medical atten-
tion. Time ‘off ‘for treatment,
reactions to tetanus’ shots and
recuperative days on compen-
sation are on, ‘a deff finite v yy rise
ers. the alin
2, dow is notin

Kray

iy.) fe
tion. I’appreciate'the fact that’
“some short sections of track
have been, or will be abandone

long it would be before. the two
freight 'trucks:to be'used from :
‘Trail to service: Nelson vould
be: reduced:

»Mr.. Brisco: said ‘the: pro-
posed CP ‘Rail'‘action “would
Immediately contribute. to'a
further’ deterioration ‘of ‘our

ill, materially, affect
‘other, ‘businesses and services ©
within the:community of, abe
son.”
"Phe letter to Mr: ‘Bu bidge
* “Fequested an early. and positive
response be made.to the City of ~
Nelson,; ‘to “Local..1291. of; the

- Brothérhood of.Railway: and
Ke Airline Clerks and to the MP's

. MJ Briseo said: che had
placed questions on; the order

‘<. paper inthe House of Commons
' regarding the proposed CP Rail

move hereand had also notified

i Don Jamieson, 'the minister

‘responsible for‘the Departrient

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It will'send “poet " Sibeine in person by the artist; Z of Regional ‘and Economfe Ex-

pansion, and’ Transpor' Minis.
F ter ‘Jean !Marchan
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*. One ‘Yukon lake ‘is -called
“Snafu, -The name apparently
“comes frqm. the old army. term
ti

Humour ‘and are asked to
attend the ‘Leacock ‘Dinner,
receive the Leacock: Medal

ether in’ industry,” business, civic’ affairs, .govern-

eis recommended that artists: living at ‘some, distance from * ny. pela nt ¢ Se oantealons The Spares cavers: four: main types .of meet.
Regional Centres sna? to bring} in and pick Me ihe work collective a : Ht: Ings, namely: nstructional, informational’ sharing,. attitude airing, and problem:
Pi on Art is‘ : ro i solving: Emphasis is placed on the problem solving. type. All "decoe will,

fi Consultants ( “five Arti Es - havetan’ opportunity to present problems,. participate ‘in group: discussions

and two’ R : r a x it. lead. groups in solving problems in a systematic manner. a
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Dies Men Guaiee 21, 1974, The course includes 8 sessions.

Campus.
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as well as flowers

Getting Married?

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10 per cent on your wedding order

All ‘artists will be notified aes of the decison of. ‘ig Provincial Co
mittee on Arti.)

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