Funding will go to:

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courses within existing training facilities in the RDCK to're-

train unemployed workers;

© short-term job creation under the Canada Wapks

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CASTLEGAR TOO
Clark comes to Trail

By CasNews Staff

Those who want to shake
hands with former prime
minister Joe Clark can meet
the Progressive Conserva-
tive MP for High River,
Alta., at the Waneta Plaza in
Trail, between 7:30 and 8:30
p.m. Friday.

Clark's itinerary for his
two-day tour through Castle-
gar, Nelson, and Trail, is as
follows:

, Friday

e 10:40 a.m. Clark arrives
at the Castlegar Airport;

10:50 - 11:30 a.m, meets
with John Verigin and direc-
tors of the Union of Spiritual
Communities of Christ at the
Doukhobor Cultural Centre
for a discussion on peace;

Union organizing rules
get their first test

VANCOUVER (CP) —
British Columbia's new union
organizing rules got their
first test Tuesday at the B.C.
Labor Relations Board as six
unions applied for certifi-
cation votes.

A board panel ordered
votes in each case. All votes

@ 12:15 - 1:30 p.m. speaks
at a Rotary Luncheon at the
Heritage Hotel in Nelson;

e@ 1:45 - 2:30 p.m. meets
with senior citizens at the
Broader Horizons Adult. Day
Centre in Nelson;

@ 3:35 - 4 p.m. meets with
the public-en route to the
Progressive Conservative
headquarters in Nelson;

eo 4 - 4:45 p.m. officially
opens the P.C. headquarters
and meets with supporters
and guests;

e@ 5:20 - 5:45 p.m. meets
supporters and others in Sal-
mo

© 6:15 - 7:20 p.m. dines at
the Collander restaurant in
Trail with supporters.

Clark will hold a press

Unions were previously
granted automatic certifica-
tions if they signed up at
least 55 per cent of the work
force, but recent amend-
ments to the B.C. Labor Code
now require compulsory

willbe held Friday, no-longer
than 10 days after the unions

first made their applications. ‘ tics'in an effort to’ stall cer-

. B.C Federation of Labor.

Lauer said he doesn’t yet know.exkctly when MILAP
will start, but sinee it’s ee ee programs

CHERYL CALDERRANE
Writer

A according
residents and the animal
control officer.

In the Robson area poultry
have’ ‘heen destroyed. The
suspect is a 23'to 27 kilogram

JOE CLARK
_ coming here Friday

conference Saturday at the
Fireside Inn in Castlegar re-
garding Liberal leader jp
Turner's choices for a
inet.

Armstrong says over 61
chickens and turkeys havé
fallen prey to the dog in the
past week. She estimates it
has cost poultry owners
nearly $400 in losses.

Area animal control officer
Jackie Yocum noted that dog
owners are taking a chance
when letting their pets run
loose.

‘armers are losing chic-
keng, turkeys and even a
lamb was killed,” she said.

tification votes, board and
Labor Ministry oiieiels
worked out a

consider all i with
in seven days, followed by
votes — if appropriate —
with the next three days.

imated that
more than $7 chickens and

The procedures were given turkeys have been killed by
tacit approval at a recent dogs.
meeting between the officials.» RCMP Staff: Sgt. John™

and union organizers at the Stevens said the local de-

‘tachthent hat feceived sev-

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““We investigated 20 of
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ane.

Tax freedom
day in B.C.

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Tax Freedom Day came
first in Prince Edward Is-
land this year and will
yeome last in Quebec.

The day, which is spon-
sored annually bythe con-
servative Fraser institute
to mark the length of time
it takes the average Can-
adian wage earner to make
enough to pay for all the
hidden and direct taxes for
local, provincial and fed-
eral taxes, comes on July 8
nationally — five days later
than last year and more
‘than two months later than

' the first national Tax Free-
dom Day on May 2, 1961.

Prince Edward Island is
the winner this year with a
Tax Freedom Day oa May.
8, said Sally Pipes, assis-
tant director of the in-
stitute, a conservative ec-
onomic think-tank.

In Quebee, it won't come
until July 10.

In British Columbia the
celebration comes today,

If a dog is caught chasing
deer, the. Conservation office
may ordet the dog destroyed,

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lier than British Colum- | safe and quiet” and “congrat-

bians.

Newfoundland, said
Pipes, had their day on
May 23, while Manitoba's
was June 6, Saskatche-
wan's was June 16° and
Alberta's, June 12.

Nova Scotians will have
to wait until July 4 for
their party, while those in
New Brunswick celebrate
Thursday.

Nationally, the institute
found that various levels of
government will take a
48.9-per-cent chunk from
the average family income
ef $34,400.

Local
students
graduate

Three students
graduated from the Univer.

—

DONATION . . . Castlegor pioneer Joe Killough
presented a $50 cheque this week to John Charters,
chairman of the Castlegar Heritage Advisory Com-

Se
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Castlégar News

CASTLEGAR IS soon to have its first 24-hour-a-day,
seven-days-a-week restaurant.

Terry Brownell will be opening Rainbow's Pancake
House in the former St. Tropez Restaurant located in the
City Centre Motel.

Terry was holidaying in this area when he decided to
investigate business possibilities and thought the City
Centre location offered an opportunity he couldn't pass
up.

erry is a former partner in the Right On Submarine

Shop in North Vancouver which recently garnered wide-
spread publicity when it made the Guiness Book of World
Records for having the longest continuously played video
game on its premises.

HOLD ONTO YOUR hats Castlegar. Mitzi is back.

“Mitzi” is Mitzi Dupuis (aka Michelle Pradia), 4
stripper from Los Angeles who first appeared at the
Marlene Hotel last year.

| She returns this Thursday for a three night engage-
ment — again at the Marlane, but this time in the cabaret.
For those who haven't seen Mitzi, she is... uh... unique,
to say the least.

Her creative use of props at a Kamloops bar led to a
charge of committing an indecent act. The charge never
stuck and Mitzi was free to do her thing — which includes
shooting ping pong balls across the room, playing tunes
on a flute and blowing out a candle.

But Mitzi was back in court Tuesday — this time in
Calgary where she was convicted of performing an
immoral, indecent and obscene theatrical act and fined
$2,000.

She testified in Queen’s Bench she has been per
forming the act for six years and she called it “humourous
. I even laugh sometimes.”

She charges about $3,500 a week and played to
packed houses in both Calgary and Lethbridge.

The RCMP will likely be out to view Miss Dupuis’ act
here in Castlegar — they were last year, though no
charges were laid.

But we leave the final word up to Robert Sutherland,

a professor at the University of Lethbridge, who testified
lL at the trial this week in Calgary that he considered

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Russian orthodox chapel house on Zuckerberg
Island Park.

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Pradia’s act to be “clearly within simple erotica,” with
“some .athletic skill,”

As we understand it, there's nothing simple about it.

HERE'S A LITTLE known fact. B.C. Tel recorded
35,000 calls in one day in Castlegar alone, according to a
recent survey.

HERE'S SOMETHING different for Visitor's Week.
Merchants. and employees’ in Nakusp are dressed in
Roaring 20s costumes to greet visitors.

As well, residents have been asked to help celebrate
Visitor's Week by carrying on the Roaring 20s theme and
dressing in flapper outfits and boater hats.

-Visitor’s Week is this week across B.C.

WE'VE GOT some pretty teenagers around
Castlegar. Could one of them be the next Miss Teen
Canada? Perhaps, if they apply to the Canada Miss Teen
Pageant immediately.

This is a new Conadé Miss Teen Pageant with the
focus on di and involve-
ment.

To participate, girls must be between 14 and 19
years of age and must maintain a B average or better in
school, as well as donate at least 12 hours of volunteer
service to their communities.

The girls compete in the areas of scholastic achieve-
ment, volunteer service, talent or speech, interview, and
formal p! There is no

Also, the pageant has joined hands with the Toast-
masters of Canada, an organization which will provide
each contestant with a free eight-week seminar in speak
ing skills and public presentation.

The Miss Teen Pageant, whose theme is “The
Quality Pageant for Quality Girls,” is a well-established
program in the United States and is now branching out
internationally, offering Canadian girls the opportunity
to compete with their Canadian peers for scholarships
and other awards.

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