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Castles Newt October.19, 1983 -
Meee had her —

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‘priorities wrong’

OTTAWA (CP) — A tres:
passing charge against an
Austrian-born engineer has
been dismissed because Mar-
garet Trudeau was taping
her television show instead of
testifying at his trial.

Justice of the Peace Gerry.
Binda, saying the estranged
wife of Prime Minister Tru-

reverse order,” rejected a
provincial prosecutor's re-
quest for an adjournment
Monday and dismissed the
charge against Heinrich
Kendlbacher, 37.
Kendlbacher was charged
last March when a neighbor
spotted a man near the back

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door of the Trudeau home.

He had been convicted a
few days earlier of being un-
lawfully in Trudeau's home
when he tried to force his
way in, saying “you are ir-
resistible to me, I must have
you.”

Kendlbacher has appealed

-the conviction. .
deau had her priorities “in -

Although she was sub-
poenaed to testify last week,
Trudeau was taping the first
episode of her new CJOH

television show Margaret,”

which aired Monday after-
noon.

“Her priorities were other”

than they should have been,”
Binda said.

‘SYSTEM FOULED UP’

Provincial prosecutor Fred
Albota said Trudeau and an-
other witness were only sub-
poenaed last Thursday be-
cause of a “foul-up,” even
though a date for Kendl-
bacher's trial was set last
June.

“These people want to ap-
pear and will appear,” he
said. “Why should they suffer
because someone in the pro-
vincial court office didn't
type up the subpoena when
they were supposed to?”

Kendlbacher's lawyer,

B Richard Addelman, said the

request for an adjournment
was a “fairly feeble excuse.”

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MEMORIAL RAFFLE .

. A raffle was held’S:
memory of Philip Malekow, who died a.year ago in.a..

Raffle held in

One hundred and fifty peo-
ple attended a memorial ser-
vice at the Krestova’.Cem-
etery Sept. 25 to commem-
orate the one-year anniver-
sary of the accidental shoot.
ing death of Philip Malekow.

Mrs. Polly Malekow, Phil-
ip’s mother, received much

-] support from friends, rela-

tives and members of. the
Union of Spiritual Commun-
ities of Christ. Many ‘of
Philip's friends, mainly of the’
Krestova Youth Choir, pro-
vided a‘ special: p of

death of her son. Sept. 26,
1982. -

Philip Malekow was a
21-year-old member. of the
USCC, He was a
brought up in a family and
tradition which rejects: fire-
arms and violence, ‘dating
back to 1895 when the Douk-

hobors in Russia burned their ©

guns and refused to serve in
the military to. demonstrate
their desire for peace.

‘Mrs. Malekow. and’ the.
peace committee of: » the

1.25 In ©

‘Ine) has” jurnped into’ the
“major: Jeagues of Canada’s

:': fo0d-proceasing industry.

of snack) cakes and ‘pastries

with its. Vachon and Stuart
brands. i

ch president Roger

Said. that when. the

purchase is complet-

hea during the next few weeks

it .will:icreate a company

ranking among. the, top 10
' food’ companies ‘in’ the ‘coun-

try, with anticipated sales of
in 1984... sauce, canned tomatoes and

)Ppeople. thought we
were, a big. company before,

but I never thought we were

“psi ae within the

mrhe ‘collection ‘of food com:
panies Culinar !s buying from
Imasco, Canada’s biggest
maker of cigarettes, appears
to represent a sharp, turn
away from the adventurous
strategy that led Culinar to
plunge into two . unfamilir
businesses and a foreign
market in its previous take-
overs.

Imasco Foods is made up of
several companies,” which
produce such -long-standing
staples of the North Ameri-
can diet as hot dogs and
cheddar cheese. Its | units
make Anco and Orchard Hill
cheeses, . Unico spaghetti

cooking oil, Grissol_ bread
sticks and rye bread: prod-
ucts, Taillifer | prepared
meats and Viau cookies,
- EXPANDS BASE
‘At a purchase. price Neron
says is between $76 and $100
million,. Imasco Foods looks
like a good buy for Culinar,
gaid David Schulman, direc-

‘tor of research at: Geoffrion '

Leclerc Inc. Because the

* merged company will have.a

far broader basé of products,

. “it: makes Culinar a far more

attractive company to go

public,” Schulman saids.

‘ Neison’
the monottal services at the won the second prize, a set, of taking a 8 S800. ‘The com-

cemetery, returned ‘to

id expres-
sions of sympathy aia, admir-
ation.

;Orchard Hill's

rose, witiners were

a ee

Forks, ‘winner of a, cushion;

ely
BUYS RESTAURANTS

. Some $3,000 was ‘raised Dorothy  Kohorst of Trail _ 10.1981, Culinar bought a

from ‘the raffle tickets sold.

:with; donations. from family.’

and: friends,

songs for the oceasion.

The Sunday gathering in-
‘cluded a memorial fund raffle
started by Mrs. Malekow
through the USCC after the

USCC, an active

in the anti- nuclear campaign,
it ye
's death:

ry.
- Ms. ‘T.M. Milner of Trail

who won $175; Olga Hoodi-
coff of. Crescent Valley, win-
ner of $50 donated by Ostri-
koff Contracting; Cris Rovers
of Thrums,: who won $50
‘donated by. Pete Planden;

Quebec City company with a
stable of fast-food and mod-
erately priced . restaurants,
Le ‘Groupe Resto.

This operation boosted its
sales by 20 per cent in 1982 to

.won, first prize, the .queen-. and John Semenoff Jr., of $20.8 million, but has become

sized ‘quilt-filled' with virgin
wool and’ stitched -in’ blue

digarma~ satin. The quilt had been on

ROBIN HOOD REMEMBERS.
THE WHOLESOME GOODNESS

rand. Forks, winner. of an
Esmond blanket.

Tigsiany il bo doa te
further’ the sue eof Peace

Billed ‘as “the car every mil-
‘Honaire:will want to own,” a
“new Aston: Martin went on
show. today complete with a
price tag of $127,000; -
The Tickford- "Lagonda,
trimmed in leather and: wal-

- nut-with deep pile carpets,

boasts two color television
* and video. systems, ‘one- for
‘front ‘seat “passengers and
- one ‘for those behind.
‘Unveiling the new car ata

#ondon ‘motor’ show; the

fae ba

That's an important consid-
eration, because Culinar has
grown a little too big for its
52-per-cent owner, the Des-
jardins credit union move-
ment, to:go on coughing up
its share of the ante each
time Neron makes a major
acquisition.

Culinar will clearly have to

access to new equity by
listing its shares on a stock
exchange, Neron believes,
‘adding: “I believe the recent
acquisition will accelerate
this.” ,

Carriers may lose

“NEW WESTMINSTER
(CP) — The 700, boys and
girls who worked as carriers

for the bankrupt ‘New West- -

minster Columbian may lose
a total of about $23,000.in
sa :

The Columbian Co. Ltd.,
which publishes the 122-year-
old suburban n daily as well as
five weeklies, was declared
bankrupt last . Friday with
debts of $7.3 million. Bank-
ruptcy trustee Don Selman
has arranged a $100,000 loan
to keep the newspaper oper-

ting for three weeks.

Publisher Vie Barber said
Tuesday that after a carrier
was on the job for some time,
$2 a month was deducted

their savings...

Prette e Otte
vings-type plan asan incen-
‘tive for long service.”

“It was a credit-type plan,
like .a full-time employee's
vacation credit,” Barber said.
“It was a bookkeeping ac-
crual, there was no special
bank account.

“Ifa carrer left with money
owing on his. route, that
would be deducted from his
savings account.”

Barber said that even ifthe
money had been put into a
trust fund, it would not have
been exempt from the bank-

ruptey.

“I believe trust funds be-
Teas palpate he
said. “The carriers are al-
ready preferred creditors.
We ‘made them preferred

KINGSTON, ONT. (CR) —

Ui
arene! Intversity in the 19608, Michael
‘hanging

‘Although’ he never:did get ry degree;

»-aftair with the camera has led him to career.
and adventures most people only dream abouty:
working as. personal Photographer. ‘for:
) President Ronald Reagan.

It's been a long time since:the 89-year-old Louta;
Mo., native prowled the streets of Kingston looking
pictures, but it was in this eastern’ Ontario city here
Reagan's top photographer got his start, Z

Rising from. a. junior ‘newspaper,
Evans quickly climbed the ranks of U,

became apparent that university;
father, a Canadian trade deerme oe baled ines
ie get a job c on the Cleveland iP iatt Dealer:

"Altera year in veld 4967, Evan talents:
‘editors and'he later”
moved to the staff of the New York Times. From there, it
was on to Time magazine, Where he was given his choice
‘of rare :

He began covering Reagan in 1976, and, in 1980,
when his editors asked, which of the presidential |
Evans wanted to follow, ie quickly said Reagan. He was.
to Reagan for the next 18 months and he came to’.

EDMONTON (CP)

“I felt he was gifted politically, even though ‘ime! ‘

hath eat impressed by his chstres Be

scratch and I didn’t feel I
Her wanted to pioneer any more,”

the board of directors;

She continued teaching, ,

but decided this year she was
‘wasting too much time tend-
ing to the niggling detail of

neth running the school.

Ee eceleledia
really*didn't’ want to ‘settle

cs’ dows, Kati really wanted to
dance.”

Tn ‘going aquirrely” she |
of hand

says with a flourish’ of

sgestures, “T've knit 14 sweat-
exs, read 125 books and wat- ©

ched every program there is
on television.”

Carse's 16th-floor  apart-
ment, which overlooks Ed-

“It. faust have: been fate,”
she recalls. “The next day 1°
got a message from Muriel
Taylor, saying she needed a

teacher at her school in Ed-

monton. It was my chance to

“Poli and pil Idea re 70 pr cnt
psychological and 80: per cent substance,” he

“Jimmy Carter was’a fairly substantial daa |

His problem was he was an intellectual;*he' didn’t have

‘any idea of how to lead.-Reagan is not-the most brilliant

man in the world; but heshas an enormdus amount of
common sense and leadership abilities.”;>’ gk

y =A lot of public figures dite ittes pr

not Ronald Reagan. He's exactly the

But she's anxious to escape

‘its confines to get, back to

work at what abe calls “my
third career.

Her first began in Edmon-
ton when her. mother sent
Carse to ballet classes to

savercome shyness. ~ What

started as therapy at the age
of six blossomed ‘into an:im-
pressive talent, and as a
teenager Carse headed off to
‘Toronto and then New York

She returned to Canada at

“So I took on a new hat,”

she says. “I became execu- .

tive director of the school.
Now I'm an idea man, and I'll
have the time to travel to
schools around North Ameri-
ca and pla ways for use to
expand and improve.”

{She ‘seems unable to com-
prehend the inactivity of so
many people her age because

her own close friends are just’

as active as she is, including
one former ballerina who
launched an acting career at
50.
“While I've been recover-
the

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ie’ says, with a laugh. -

I: Payroll Deduction
a Credit Union

3. ‘Cash Donation
4 Mail in Contribution

the bidding of Celid:Franca, acting
who was founding the Na--

assigned
iy oth the candidate at hia) a) a Hirst ane is in public. I was suspicious of that
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‘TO GAMBLING

Positive
CALGARY (CP) — Bobby

Singer is willing to tell people
bow tawin st Dae e for
rice.

Now he travels, sharing his
skills and knowledge: $10 a
head for an evening lecture;

. $296 for a weekend seminar,
Initial exposure to his system
is free for browsers who de-
cide not. to buy.

A total of $221.2 million

_ was wagered during licensed

gaming events in Alberta last
year, including $79.7 million
in casinos. Alberta Gaming
‘Association statistics show

arirute the key

eyou hear about: a couple
who go to Las Vegas with
$800. because that’s what
they can afford to lose. That's

positive ‘situation for, the
players. Cards between
sevens and’ nines ‘are as-

‘tigned a value of 0, 10’and -

aces minus-1.

"* ‘The card counter. keeps
track of whether the ame is

: ina plusior minus stage.and

advantages, invoke aed
betting schemes and_ lack.
‘discipline.

The objective in

is to accumulate cards whose,

values total 21 or come closer
to that number, without ex-
ceeding it, than the dealer.

The best hand is a black-
jack — an ace and a card,
such as a face card, that’s
worth 10. :

Singer said blackjack play-

good chance a 10 card will be
dealt and calls for,a higher
bet..A minus-3 points toa
possible low card and a low
bet. Some other strategy
Singer ‘recommends: j

— Wear sunglasses at the”

blackjack table to prevent

.the dealer from noticing your

eyes as you track the cards.
= Don't drink alcohol.
—Play only during the last

tional Ballet of Canada.
“I stayed only a short time
because Celia was starting at

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