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TO BUY: 30 Inch electric stove.
Ph. 358-7537, 36
TO BUY: stacking chairs In good
condition, Ph. 365-7863 or 385-
2649. 368
RESPONSIBLE ‘couple with

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large house in Castlegar North or
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CAS for furniture. Russell Auc-
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AVON.
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at school. Be your own boss and
set your own hours. Call 365-3882.
DAYTIME babysitter In Blueber:
area. Ph. 365-2227. 1
PRINTER: malt

shop with A.B.

essary. Salary del
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2P0. Phone 949-6225.

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by Frank Clark

“A lot of folks are trying to
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good, at without much exer-

MOUNTAIN Hotel is now hiring
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SALMO
The Mid-Week Mirror requires
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mo for Wednesday afternoon de- ks

livery. Boys and girls 12 years and
Phone collect

COST In Robson on Friday, April
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Ph. 365-7625. 217
TURNED into RCMP, 1 set of
ey. 117

FOUND: brand new: ladies right
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‘Announcing as of April 21
Future Hi a i

Mrs. Lena Baron Is pleased to
announce the forthcomin:

ino, son of Mr. and Mra. F.
Grifone, Wedding to take place
May 24 in Castlegar. 7

All

ected to Rich Drew of the Nelson

Region Protection oftice. .

‘endare must be made

Ject to the Conditions of Tender

and submitted on the forms and In

the envelope su
No tend:

japted,

Dated: March 24th, 1970,
G. ise

lonal Manager

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son, B.C,

“The tenders to be for labour
‘only of the followin:

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Notice to Contraco! Notice of Elanting Contract
SEALEO TENDEI
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lephone 354-4181, * a.m. NOTE: Viewing of alte prior
to submitting tenders for this con-
enquiries should be dir- tract ls mandatory,

DEADLINE for receipt of tenders

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19 tendere for
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Js 3:30 p.ra. June 13, .
Tendure must be submitted

ay bi ‘om
Ranger(s) Indicated or from
4114. Reglonat Silviculture Office,
The lowest or any tender will
fot necessarily be accepted. 2/17

Province of British Columbia
"Change of Name Act” (Section
jotice of Application
for Souge of Name
.. NOTICE Is hereby given than
an application will be made to the

“KENNELS (Rog.)
[NeLson 352.2164

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DIVORCE! $100 pilus filing fees.
We prepare your divorce papers

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of Jack:D. James, M.B.A., LLB,
toll free 112-800-663-3035 (in Van-
couver area call 687-2442). Char-
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ar loved and remembered by
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SELKIRK COLLEGE
Invites Applications for
INDUSTRIAL
TRAINING
CONSULTANT
East and West Kootenay
(Subject to Budget Funding)
DUTIES: Provide employers

BABYSITTING, Gaytime, bables 6
weeks to 3 years. Call Vi Popoft.
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EXPERIENCED upholsterer wi
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FOR trees to be topped, limbed or
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ir amall

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association, labour and com-
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and train toward higher stan-
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QUALIFICATIONS: 1) Broad
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3) Knowledge of occupations,
Manpower trends and plan:
ning 4} Able to communicate

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Al to become a Millionaire?
For full Information send $2 and a

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Special rates for
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365-6141
CADMAC APPLIANCE

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tind14
LICENSED piumbar - repair speci-
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693-5542. 9114

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range.

CLOSING DATE: Moy 7, 1980,
SEND CURRICULUM VITAE
AND REFERENCES TO:

Mr. Harold Kamikawaji
Personnel Manager
Selkirk College

Box 1200

Castlegar, B.C.

VIN 3J1

SMALL motor repairs, tight lawn-
mowers sharpened. Welding and
cutting. 69 Columbia Ave., Castle-
gar, Ph. 365-5302. Halts,
NEED a Carpenter? Will work by
hour or contract. Frea estimates.
Ph, 365-6120, tina,
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LICENSED plumber to do any [ob.
Specializing In washrooms, rea-
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encourages those with what he considers worthwhile attributes,” writes Lucy
Eaton, “He is a good neighbor to be proud of."

ind a
the Pavillon Entrance
Bandstand. All mater! fo bi
supplied by the Castlegar-Selkirk
Lions Club. +

Olrector of Vital Statistics for a
chenge of name, pursuant to the
rovisions of the

lame Act,"’ by mi

Popolt) Grieves of . 1 Site
jomps in “Castlegar, in the
Province of British Columbla, as
follows:—

To change my, name from
Hecate Popatt) Grieves to
Martha (Popoff) Grieves.

Dated thie 17 day of April,
A.D. 1980,
“Margareite Grieves’

Signature of

for the fol
ot eG)

et

Mintatry of Forests
Notice to Coniractore

Janitorial services for the Castle-
jar Tanker Base Administration
tfico, caellennr: B.C, {airport}

and specifications may
be obtained fram:

1. Regional Protection office, 618

BC, Tele

phone: 38¢-. jocal 246,

on or after Ay

nquir

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of the Reylonal
Cs,

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1: March 26th, 1980,
M.G, (senor

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Regional Manager
518 Lake Street

Project: 6431.

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Solprene rubber increased
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that breakage complaints virtu-
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The weird and wonderful world of the genuine con
artist attracts those ladies and gentlemen who have
been blessed with nerves of steel. How else could a
former stockbroker con the good citizens of Arizona
out of-half of thelr own state? How else could a
scalliwag, posing as a count, sell the Eiffel Tower,
not once, but twice?

Some artists train themselves for half a lfetime
in preparation for the one blg confidence game. The
sting {s firmly lanted, the loot gathered up and the
mark is left holding the bag, Other practitioners of *
the devious art enter the world of con by a more

. Bradual route.

Madam Therese Humbert-had no‘ intention of
becoming one of the most refined and successful
confidence ladies who ever lived. It just happened.
You see, Therese’s papa was sort of the: village
bum. The Aurignac family lived in the.village of
Bauzelles, near Toulouse, France, in what we would
call abject poverty. Besides Therese and Papa,
there was a school-age sister, Marie,: and two
brothers, Romain and Emile. :

insisting to everyone
ity he was a count. The

ak

chateau, which would be passed: along to his chil-
dren upon his death. The story brought Papa a
few drinks, but little else. In January, 1874 the old
man died. The impressive locked trunk was opened
and found to contain nothing but. one solid, lone-
some, ordinary brick.

Laundry maid

In order to keep the family together Therese
secured e! iployment as a laun ry maid for Gustave
Humbert, the mayor of Toulouse. Wouldn't you‘
know it — the mayor had a son Fredrick, who was
studying law at the University of Toulouse. On
warm summer evenings Fred would tear himself
away from his law. books and devote himself
to the study of Therese. To kee d’s innermost

+ someday inherit a fortune. Fre

St CASTLEGAR NEWS, April 23,1980

_ THEY FELL LIKE A TON OF BRICKS

The fortunes of fraud

crude father, ‘it was°true that she and her famlly
would eventually: inherit the Chateau de Marcotte,
It was just a matter of time. Therese’s two brothers
perpetuated the rumor as well. Before long most
People believed that the Aurignac family would

was so enraptured
with Therese’s physical charms, as well as her
potential wealth, that he.asked her to marry him,
Mayor Humbert, who had moved to Paris to
further his political career, almost blew a gasket;
His son and the laundry maid! He wouldn't hear of

smelling salts. The elderly Fent came around, was
most appreciative and, before parting, took
Therese's address. :

Two years passed. Therese was informed by ~

American lawyers that the elderly gentleman was

remem-
awford.

When questioned by friends Therese declared

- that her lawyers had been in fouch with the

lawyers e
nephews, The we Crawfords were millionaires in
their own right. Everything was
amicable. A long distance friendship had developed
between the two brothers and Therese and Marie.

legitimate and -

Texas oilman set to gamble
on finding-remains of Titanic.

Millionaire Jack Grimm
of Abilene, Tex. plays a little
poker himself, but he still
can’t understand why the
captain of the doomed Titanic
gambled so recklessly 68
years ago in modern mari-
time history's worst disaster,

-“Why was this great
vessel going through ice-

berg-infested waters at 21
knots, knowing and having
been warned that there was a
field of icebergs up ahead?”
asks Grimm.

* ‘From his base, more,
than 560 kilometres miles
from the nearest ocean, the
54-year-old: oilman is plan-
ning a multi-million-dollar
adventure, spread over two
summers, that ultimately
may provide an answer.

It also may result in the
first photographs of the
sunken oceanliner, provide
fodder for a documentary
movie and afford Grimm and
his partners the chance to
search for Titanic artifacts
that may include a fortune in
jewels. :

Grimm, who has fi-
nanced searches for the Loch
Ness monster and Bigfoot,
was solicited about four
months ago to join the
Titanic project. The adven-
ture will be coordinated by
Michael Harris and Marvin
Steffins, both of a Florida
film company called Inter-
national Expeditions, . Re-
searchers. from Columbia
University in New York City

* also are expected to join the

team.

The group hopes to pro-
duce a movie of the search
and distribute it within two
years, with baritone-voiced
Orson Welles as narrator.

The Titanic, four city,

blocks long and 60 metres

high from keel to the. top of °
* her four funnels, left Sout-

hampton, England, for New
York City on April 11, 1912.

The Titanic was on the
fourth day of her maiden
voyage April 14, 1912, steam-
ing at a reported 22.5 knots
in the North Atlantic, when
calamity struck.

About 11:40 p.m, 550
kilometres off the Newfound-
land coast, the 290-metre
long ship veered sharply to
avoid a giant iceberg, floating
with others farther south in
the Atlantic than usual, ~

The Titanic was struck
on her starboard side and the

iceberg tore a 100-metre gash
in the hull. The opening pro-
vided icy seas instant routes
to five of the ship's 16 water-
tight compartments.

Two hours and 40 min-
utes after the collision — at
2:20 a.m, on April 15, 1912. —
the 46,328-ton liner disap-

peared beneath the seas. She
took more than 1,500 (esti-
mates range between 1,503
and 1,517) of her 2,224 pass-
engers on a death ride as the
ship sank toward the bottom
more than two miles below.

The story of the Titanic
has captivated readers and

-Port E lad

movie-goers for almost seven
decades, But Grimm hopes to
remove it from a sort.of
fictionalized lore by locating
the ship, photographing it
and exploring part of its
interior with one-way robots.
As foremost of “five or
six” financiers, Grimm plans
to join a research vessel crew
on July 1 when they depart
Fia., on the -‘

(Record Tracks/

first trip to the 160-square-
kilométre search area near
latitude 41:16 north and
longitude 50:14 west.

A N.Y. booking agent’s idea
becomes reality in MIZZ -

Five very talented ladies
who sing and dance with an
enormous. amount of
energy comprise MIZZ,

whose debut LP bythe’ ~

same name was produced
by Walter Kahn, arranged
by Rick Kunis of The Sun-
shine Group, and released
by Casablanca Records &
Filmworks. 3
MIZ2’ music is a fusion of
rock, pop, and rhythm &
blues—a fusion that began
with a New York booking
agent’s (Sam Michaels)
idea and .became. reality
when, after open auditions
with hundreds’ of women,
the: five members of MIZZ
were selected.
The soulful styles of Patti
" Austin and Ella Fitzgerald
can be heard in Michele
Mills’ (front right) stunning
lead vocals. Michele gets
you rockin’ with 'Gotta Get
Next To You,’ and feelin’
with ‘Love Me By Name.”
With ‘a formal background
in voice development and
coaching, Michele's singing
career, began at’ Showcase
52 in New York City, where
she served ‘as a_ singing
waitress. As one of Ebony's

Jet Magazine Fashion Fair .

Models of 1978, Michele
toured 167 cities, and ap-
peared on national tetevi-
sion shows.

You've seen the familiar
face of Lucianne Buchanan
(left. rear) in Vogue,
Cosmopolitan, L'‘Officiel
time and again, modeling

the latest designer fa-
shions. She's a_ striking
blonde, former ‘Miss
California,’ who was first
runner-up to ‘Miss America’
in 1975.

Jennifer Jakobson (cen-
ter) will electrify you with
her shocking red hair and
vibrant vocals on ‘We Are
The Champions,’ originally
recorded by Queen. This is
truly an appropriate rock
and roll song for women of

* the 80's. Jennifer has had
extensive musical “exper-
ience singing in New York
City clubs.

For the last-six years
Mary Tomaselli (right rear)
.has been the lead’ singer in
her own bands, playing
clubs and hotels in the U.S.
and Canada. Her enhancing
back-up vocals on the LP
reflect this sweet and sexy

- lady's real power as a
vocalist. Mary has studied
dance for 16 years, and has
a formal education in voice
and piano.

M22‘ Oriental beauty, Isa
Ricard (left front), has rich,
deep vocals that round out
the ‘bottom’ of their vocal
sound. She’s had profes-
sional training in acting and
dancing. Her smging back-
ground includes community
theatre work in ‘Annie Get
Your Gun’ and ‘Carousel.
She has produced, directed
and choreographed her

. Because of ‘hostile wea-
ther, Grimm anticipates the
crew will have only about a
month to locate and photo-
graph the Titanic.

Using sonar devices, the
expeditioners hope to locate
the ship within about 10
days, but the search could
last longer.

When located, three col-
or and one black-and-white
cameras, as well as strobe:
lights capable of illuminating
60 metres of the black ocean,
will be lowered overboard on
a sled; At that point, the
crew hopes to photograph

_ the liner, a section at a time.

The following summer,
Grimm expects to return for
the descent and exploration
phase. With a supply ship
above, the expeditioners plan
to make the four-hour de-
scent in the 16-metre Alumi-
naut, a Reynolds Aluminum-
owned submarine used a few
years ago to retrieve a hy-
drogen bomb near the Span-
ish coast.

It is impossible to pre-
dict accurately the ship's
position. It has been calcu-
lated the Titanic may have
struck bottom at 50 mph, and
the ship's bow may be em-
bedded in the ocean floor.
The Titanic also may be hull-
up or in pieces.

If accessible, Grimm
hopes the crew will be able to

Al

awn troupe of F
dancers, which has revued
nationally.

alongside the ship to allow
blow-torch-equipped robots
to cut through her starboard
side and provide entry to the
‘purser's office, where valu-
ables were kept.

The ‘crew hopes to re-
trieve. the ship's logs, the
bell, a jewel-encrusted -edi-

tion of the Rubaiyat and, .

perhaps, some of a rumored
$200 million worth of Ant-
werp jewels aboard.

During the course of corresponding with the Craw-' ‘
fords, a photo of. Marie was sent to them. Later :
the Crawfords’ lawyers strongly recommended that
one of the brothers marry Marie when ‘she finished
school and came of age, While this may seem
somewhat far ifetched| today we fiust rerpemter
le very rich do have a penchant for kee]

their wealth in the family, ie e

The deal was cooked. Leal documents were
sigmed. The bonds and securities representing the
eritan

ice were turned over to Therese, together

” with a court order stipulating that they be kept ina

sealed safe. 2 :
High on hog! :
Looking back, it’s kind of hard to swallow, but at

the time the story was accepted without question.
The two sisters commenced to live like milll

resumably everyone would
ever after. Romain and Emile
(remember them,
pet into the act. They

were 801
jocial e

esses went bankrupt, claiming it was Therese’s
aying their loans. Even these men
ere was a fraud in progress. They

over 20 years.

The law caught up with Therese and her family in
Madrid, Spain. Marie:was let off the hook, but
Therese and her two brothers stood trial at the
Assize Court of the Seine. Therese received four
years solitary confinement. Romain was put away
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