ONE CLUSTER, and all attached, is this handful of white

rose potatoes ‘displayed here by Mi
F. Ozoroft of Pass Creek. The clusters

ifs. William
id of

one hill from the family garden. Whil

potatoes Mandar Mr. Ozeroff revi
thday, that day but did not give hj

has'lived In this area ra for, over 50 years.

Eight treats 1

Performance .‘80," the
popular concert series pre-
sented to Trail and district
audiences by The Trail Soci-
ety for the Performing Arts,
will again be bringing a
season of music and drama
for the enjoyment of concert
goers,

For the 1980-81 season
‘there will be eight perfor-
mances rather than six as in
previous years. The presen-
tations for 1980 are:

Private Lives by Noel
Coward, Oct. 14. In our time
the problem of love and mar-

. Yiage with it’s social con- —

straints faced by Elyot and
Amanda ‘-in Private Lives
seems out of date, but in any
time, the problem ‘of a
love-hate relationship is very
real. This production is ele-
gant, chic, clever, very Cow-
‘ard, and very popular with
audiences. *

Moe Koffman, Nov. 4. If
any group of Canadian musi-
cians properly deserves the
title of all-stars, then the five
men who make up the Moe
Koffman Quintet win the
designation hands down. Moe
Koffman, - Canada’s best
known jazz musician, brings
a group of professionals who
can improvise on any tune, no
matter the style or mode, and

S

‘afi of the see TEES

= your ee
speaks for itself,
don't interrupt.

who fuse, into, an unbeatable
com
“Anton Kuerti, Nov. 18.
? Born ' ‘int: Vieniia : - Austria,
Anton Kuerti emigrated to
«the United States at an early
age, began piano lessons be-
fore the age o of. five, and when

tet, Mareh 8. Just returned
. from a triumphant ensemble
tour of Great Britain, Scot-
land, and the Sovict Union,
the “New” Purcell Quartet
approaches the decade of the ~
80's‘as Canada's latest entry
in the tight littie world of

for concert buffs

itig the pei of youth,
Rock and Roll blends fiction
with realevents portraying
the lives of band members,
realities, myths and values of
small town Canadian life.

In order to keep bring-
ing a consistently high cali-

only'11}-p d thé Greig
Piano’ Goncertoiwith Arthur
Fiedler. With his latest ro-
lease of the 82 Beethoven
Sonatas, Pianist'Anton Kuer-

extraordinarily ‘creative per- ; Teco)

formers in music. today”
(Toronto! Stat)’ has been re-
affirme

ed.
Sarabande, April 15. Al-

though defined as a graceful’

stately dance in triple meter
originating in the 18th -cen-
tury, Sarabande is also the
name of an innovative trio
which has become nationally

known. for; it’s unique. and “h

to vo-

chamber groups. New first
violinist Sydney Humphries
joins Bryan King- violin,
Phillipe Etter viola and Ian
Hampton cello, in the widely
pernianent. én-
jsemble in residence at Simon
Fraser University.

Rock and Roll, May 12.
John Gray, Creator of Billy
Bishop’ Goes to War, now
brings Rock and Roll, a story
of “The Lincolns" the Nova
Scotia dance band that Gray
performed with in the 1960's.
Set to live dynamic music

tal;

bre of. to the
Trail area, the Performance
"80 Committee has set the fee
structure for the 1980 season’

which, this year, discontinues -

the family’ membership.
‘Ticket sales will be avail-
able at Michael's Faniily
Clothing, Rossland from
Sept. 26 to 27; Waneta Plaza,
Sept. 26 and 27 and Sears,

Trail Sept. 80 to Oct. 8rd.-

Castlegar contact. is Mrs.
Beth Marken.

All performances will be
held in the Trail Junior High
School " Auditorium unless

uincéd, “7!

Stal business information —
“ Free public sess

Roy

‘A free public small busi- . Bank (FBDB), the informa-

ness information session will tion session is being. pre-

be held on Oct. 6 at the Royal sented as part of Small

Canadian Legion Hall in Nel- Business Information Week

son from 7:80 | ‘pm. to 10:30 throughout British Columbia;

p.m, Oct. 6 to.10.. How
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oral Dev be anda Pier

Mark G: teh rovingial -
minis Fetter ond

‘ Social notes
Joie tthe Sheri
MRS. H. JOHNSON 365-8294
Mr, and Mrs. TO. ‘Wright

businesses, munnesc
seminars and busines

Provincial prograinatwili

Mrs?“Wright. Mr. and Mrs.
Wright , are leaving their
\Longbeach -next
pattie in Kelowna.

‘iia of Minto Chap-

‘Mrs, ;H. Johnson and

i -“Thousards
sterprises are foreed Vout a of
business every year’ because

managers and Jernere'don't.

know where to get“the={n:
formation and resources

fe essary to survive in® today's i
mM  ineet snarketplace,” says” Roy

last ecto evening were in
N us leet Mrs. W. Craw-

¢ Leite, FBDB branch'rhanager
Cranbrook. “The ' ‘thfor-
mation seasion will’ provid
small

MeN. Zuk. Those

a special meeting of Creston’
Chapter wete Mr. and Mrs.
N; Gilchrist, Mrs. L. Buffett
and Mrs. Zuk. The Worthy
Grand Matron, Mrs. Irene,
will finish ‘her visits in this
area in Rossland on Sept. 29.

and
owners with a wealth of
useful and valuable practical
information.”.

For more’ information

about the free small business’

information: session,’ contact
Roy Leite at A26-72A1

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NOTICE TO.
PARENTS

SCHOOL DISTRICT #9 (Castlegar)

the Board of School Trustees has approved
the following “Professional Days” we te
December 31, 1980:

‘ Teachers in attendance only
1. Tuesday, Sept. 2.
—Secondary Schools ONLY
2. Friday; Sept. 26
Silver Birch School ONLY.
3. Monday, Nov. 17
—ALL soonest
4. Monday, Nov. 24
—Elementary Schools ONLY

J. HOLDEN -
- District Superintendent

Ws 2 joy to crochet in pretty
pincapnles and, spider webs..

fork with 2 strands of bedspread
cotton for 52x75" cloth. Pattern
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scarf included.

it's Nts pour lucky choice when you
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Printed Katina 9138:
Sizes 10%,

18%, 20%;
36, 38, 40, 42, 44, ted

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Printed Falters ai Misses

Sizes 8. 12, 18,
Sue 12 (bust % takes 2.7/8

- bette

cal musie. Sarabande is Kath-
leenPayne, soprano, Patricia
Schreiber mezzo-soprano,
and pianist Jerri Catron.

Their charming mixture of.

music, artistry, movement
and theatre has. created an
entertainment that has de-
lighted audiences across the
country.

Beyond the Fringe, Feb.
17. An exhilarating tour de

fource of high comedy and

intellectual fun, brialliantly
lampooning with gleeful ir-
‘reverence a vast array of
social, political; and cultural
sacred cows. A British satir-
ical revue created by Alan
Bennet, Peter Cook, Jon-
athon Miller, and Dudley
Moore.

The Wonderful World of
Sarah Binks, March 81. Thé
Wonderful World of Sarah
- Binks has been adapted from
Sarah Binks, a brilliant Can-
adian comedic work of fiction
by -Paul Hiebert. In ‘this
national production, Eric
Donkin stars as “Miss Ros-
alind Droo}” world’s greatest
fan of. Sarah Binks, and
presents some of mythical
Sarah's finest work including
Song to the Cow, Cursed
Duck, and the unforgettable
Hordes of Sheep.

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_ Questior a

I bought a lamp for my.
mother's birthday and kept
the receipt so she could take it
back if it wasn't what she

* wanted,

+ dt wasn’t suitable, but the

store won't take it back, I

thought if: you kept the receipt
they had to give youa reliad,
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Question:

When my new lawnmower
broke down I went back to the
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cause he said the manufactur-
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i Dear Ann: A while back you printed ‘‘Rules ‘Guaranteed

to Break Up a Marrlage.'’ When | read them | laughed
out loud. | didn’t realize that one day my own marriage
would be destroyed by In-laws.. Please print them agaln.

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Dear.B.G.C.: Many readers have asked for a man. Here.
Nlsar, = with pleasure,

hen a son or daughter lets you know they plan

eiMrrled, show hostility to the person of his or her

sholce. After all, marriage means less love and attention
wf rents and. ‘they have.a right to resent It.

ye: Expect your marrled children to spend every

Bnd holiday at your home. Aét hurt if they have

ity your. -married children have problems with thelr

Mafes, ‘encourage them to come home to you. Let them

khowW your home Is stil! thelrs, no matter what, Listen

attentively to all complaints and point out accion

faults:which may: have' gone unobserved. Remember, a
iwater can wear.away a rock, -

your married children are having” “finan jal

a)
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borrow, If1 yy, but lat
them. know they'll never. have to do, without any hi
long.as you are around.”
Ifa married child has a drinking problem
telling .him his mate drova him to It. It will m
Everyone needs someone to blame.
1f your married child gets an opport

unity
i advancement which takes him to another. city, téll ini
family ig more important than money and if he leaves, *
+ Ged will punish him for not obeying the commandment;

“Honor thy father and thy mother.”,

7. If there are grandchildren, smother them with
"gifts. If the parents object, tell them to keep .out of It.
After: all, grandchildren are to spoil. Sneak money to the
kids.secretly if you have to. They'll love you ‘for. it.

8. Jf your married child has a difference.of opinion
with his mate, get Into the act and fan the flame, Family
loyalty Is a beautiful thing. Maybe you can turn a minor

amen into a major hassle and break up the marriage.
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Serv! nie district mai
the Okanagan and the Koot-
enays., Ms... Brown, whose
appointment became ™ effec-
tive Aug. 1, is located in the
department's Kelowna Dis-
trict .Office located at 478
Bernard Ave.

Ms, Brown is responsible
for planning and implement-
ing .consumer information

programs, based on the de- '

partment’s legislation and
programs, for community or-

y ganizations, . educators, the

smedia and the public t in gen-
eral. She also organizes and’

monitors individual _ assis-
tance provided through con-
sumer complaints and en-
quiries.

The Kelowna Consumer, *

and Corporate Affairs Can-
ada office serves as a liaison
between the public and all
other services of the de-
partment located at the Van-

couver Regional or Ottawa/-

Hull headquarters locations.

The office may be reached by |

phoning 763-5902.

“Qear Ann Landers: Is there any proper. other
than !‘Dear Sir!’ that can be used-with a business letter?
‘a. 1 feel silly addressing a letter to ‘Sir’? when the
‘ecipient may, bea woman. Also, It reeks of chauvinism,
loens
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Ball l.cag think of — and they both sound wrong. Can
pu come up with something else? Please try... -
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perior to ‘‘Dear Sir or Madame’ — which | think
unds worse than ‘To Whom It May Concern.” As for
“Dear Person’? — forgot It. It’s the pits.
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