CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 14, 1983

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EFFECTIVE MONDAY, SEPT. 12, 1983 Mon., Tues., Wed., 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Thurs., Fri., 9:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat., 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Prices Effective Sept. 15,16 & 17

IN THE CASTLEGAR STORE

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obson Fall Fair,

the tops at the felt, state Leora Nutter's hand-q

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" Robaoh resident Marion’ Jenner. claimed ‘four “first ‘prize’ ribbons,’ four seconds, | ‘and eight: third“ prizes to) jemerge' ‘the overall winner. at °

ithe! RoBson| Women's; Insti: ,

That was up nearly, 80 ‘entries from the 142 :re-../;

es that halpéd make her penile (bottom right) was Vv,

took first place in that

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vest: first — Maria Penk. Tablecloth or bedspread: first — Irene Gallo, second — ey eee i

pueees, Nutter). 2 Stuffed Toy — Leora . Nutter, md /—.. Ruth Groepher, ‘third — Jeff Schuepfor (won hirds),

United Way.

Campaign

KICK-OFF DAY

Ss TURDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER V7 -Kinsmen Park Area

8: 00 a.m. - : 10: 30 a.m. — Free Pancake Breakfast, courtesy Castlegar Savings Credit

Union, in parking lot next to: ‘Library.

8:30 a.m. — United Way Agency pieplays open in

parking lot:area. 9:30 a.m. — First Puppet Show — Library Book Sale — near the Library White Elephant Sale — parking lot Bake Sale — parking lot... . ; Fish Pond and Cn s Dress-up — in front of Libr Boy Scout activities — park. x 10:00 a.m..— Opening Ceremonies for United Way i \ Campaign. Proclamation signed by Acting Mayor. ( 0 a.m. — Second Puppet Show — Library .. Coffee Concession — parking lot _ Children’s Paint-In — Park 11:00 a.m. — Bingo — parking lot Cake-Walk — Park 12:00 Noon — Pet Parade — Park 1:00 p. m. — Kick-Off Day events close

‘Schekk, hoa

— Maria Penk. Needlepoint: first —/Pearl Anderson, sec- ond /=/Pearl Anderson. Bar- gello: first — Jessie Britten. firat!);

“— first

Darlene MeDowell Cabbage: first — Don and Darlene Mc- Dowell, second — Don and Darlene, McDowell, third — Marion Jenner. Cauliflower — Don and Darlene McDowell. Summer pumpkin

+ or squash — first — Marion

Jenner, ‘second —: Marie

Schuepfer, third Marion Jen-:

ner. Zuccini — first — Jean Lloyd, second — Jean Lloyd,

third — Nora Jukes. Winter, earl Pumpkin or squash: first —

Art ‘: Painting oil/acrylic: first — Ruth Groephier; .second _— nea “Anderson Bonnie

pel first. Ho ‘also: tied for

pre’

oren and Ariel McDowell. Children’s Crafts: first — Jeff ‘Schuepfer, “second — Jeff Schuepfer (twice), third’ — Jen Rishia

Nora. Jukes, second — Dar. lene McDowell, third — Dar-

lene McDowell. Short ar-

rangement:. :first:.—. Nora Jukes, second — Nora Jukes, ‘third -— Marie. .Schuepfer. ‘Asters: first — Polly Harcoff, third — Leora Nutter. Dah- Has; first — Ivy Saliken, third

_— Marion Jenner.. Roses:

first — Marie Schuepfer, sec- ond, — Polly, Harcoff.

McGivern, second — Den aid. Darlene McDowell. To-

McGivern: ‘Tomatbes (small): first — Polly Hareoff, second — Polly Harcoff, third — Marion Jenner. Onions: first — Glenna Ehman. Turnips:

— Mary Batics. Beets: first — Marie Schuepfer, second — Don and Darlene

‘ McDowell, . third — .Kathy .McGivern. Beans: first —

‘and Darlene McDowell. Ctic-

umbers — first — Roberta

Zurek, second — Kathy Mc- Wi ‘Givern, third — Kathy Mc-

Givern. Corn — first — Mar- fon Jenner, second —Don and

Marie Schuepfer, second — third — Kathy

‘, McGivern, Largest, pumpkin {or squash: first — Lisa Fom-

“inoff, second — Don snd Dar- lene McDowell, third — Mike

lene " MeDowell, second _

» Marion Jenner, third Mar

ion Jenner.

.. Blackberries: first — ‘Rob- ‘Mario:

Jenner. Plums: first}—.Rob-

‘Nutter. ‘Peaches: first .—

Roberta Zurek, second —

Marie Schuepfer, third’ — |

Marion Jenner. Grapes: first — Roberta Zurek,. second — Nita Webster, third — Rob- erta Zurek.

Canning

Dill pickles: first — Marion Jenner, second — Tena Koo- zen, third — Elaine White- head. Sweet mixed pickles: first — Tena Koozen, second — Polly Harcoff, third — Marion Jenner.

Pickled beets: first — Kathy McGivern. Bread and butter: first — Kathy Me Givern, second — Elaine Jackman, third — Sharon Pike. Relish: first — Marion

5 Third Tomatoes: first — Kathy Me

Givern, second — Tena Koo-

‘Grant. Plums: first — Silvia

“Wilkes. Cherries: first — Sil-

via Wilkes. Peaches: first — Kathy McGivern, second — Elaine Whitehead. Pears:

first — Silvia Wilkes. Apri-

cots: firat — Jean Lloyd.

Baking

Handmade white bread: first — Marie Schuepfer, sec- ond — Jean Lioyd. Hand- made brown bread: first — Barb Wiatrzyk. Handmade dinner rolls: first’— Irene Godberson (twice), second — Jean Lloyd, third — Silvia

ilkes.-

Handmade cinnamon buns: first —Irene Godberson, sec- ond — Polly Harcoff, Machine made brown bread — first — Marie Schuepfer and Mary Tarasoff (tied). Fruit muffins = second — Kathy McGiv- ern. Bran muffins: first — Polly Hareoff,' second — Irene Godberson, third — Marie Schuepfer. Fruit pie: second — Marie Schuepfer. Jams, Jellies and

First — Silvia Wilkes, sec- ond — Bonnie Grant, third — Marion Jenner.

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hate hia of a: uae Greek warrior ‘scar in theright eye socket was s presented last week! international ‘conference ‘attended’

ve, at from Manchester U; ; ues: to. bul the weal ‘skull ' “This is selentific confirmation of my conviction that | ‘King Philip was the occupant of Tomb 2 at Vergina,” said Prof. Nanolis'Andronikos, the Salonica' University arche- “Biologist who excavated the tomb. |. ‘Neave ‘took plaster casts ofthe burned skull pieces which were used as the basis for the reconstruction. 2 “They revealed: bone damage to the right eye socket ‘and cheekbone caused some time before death,’ ” Neave. said in an interview. z “The artist rebuilt the soft tissue of the face in clay, using standard proportions established for depth of facial 2 tissue, and produced a wax cast, made up in South Euro- Hy pean skin and hair’ tones. “It's not: the serene idealized ancient portrait of a great king, but what Alexander the Great's father might have looked like after'a ‘day's hunting,” Prag said. SHOWS WOUND °. Ancient portraits of Philip, in marble or clay, show. a bearded hero with # thick;neck:and fleshy feattires, and Hight

said. 5

Philip is:written of as a charming, ‘hard-drinking’st

dier, an unwearying commander in the eee who fought

like a Hon’ and‘was quite disfigured wit th old wounds by, the' time of‘ his death.

of. cnanering Asia Minor.

feast in 886 B.C. on the eve of his,expedition and it was Hy left to his soni Alexander to lead thé Greeks against the § Persians ‘and found. an ‘empire that stretched from 2 E northern Greece to India. King Philip was killed in Aigai, capital. of the = Macedonians. 2 _Andronikos, discoverer of the | tomb, is convinced the 2 village of Vergina was the ancient Aigai. Experts date B pottery found in the tomb to between 840 and 800 B.C. g Some archaeologists 3 Arridaios, who was buried in 816 B.C., was its occupant. = 5 ~ “But Philip Arridaios, the historians tell us, was aickly 5

5 and mentally. deficient,” Prag pointed out. “Nobody 3

records that he was-ever in battle or received an eye = = wound.” Mite ed

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HYDRAULICS R PRI

EMPLO

CROW AGENCY, MONT. | (AP) "A ‘grass fire that

charred ‘all 240 hectares of

ithe ‘Custer ‘National: Monu-

‘ment hattlefield this summer’ may. aay Help: Park Service his-

torlans’ ‘solve a remaining mystery. of ® Custer’s > Last Stand:

“The fire brurtied away thick :

brush in Deep Coulee’ on the battlefield ‘and disclosed

, 1876, when it~ several ; “Bioux,. Cheyenne, i

encountered.

Blackfoot and other Indians

-along® the: Little - Bighorn

River.

- Stone markers above Deep Coulee indicate that Com- pany. E fell about 100 metres from the gulch. Some records

indicate the bodies were bur-

fed in the gulch, but others say all human remains were

‘removed from the battlefield...

to a mass grave on a knoll

rena the battlefield, © .

The fire, “however, dis-

“closed some human: bone - fragments, including part of a

skull and. jawbone, proving

hot all the remains were ~

moved. * ‘. NAGS HISTORIANS “There are questions that have nagged: historians ‘for years,” said Neil Mangum, a

Park Service historian based ©

at the site.

The U.S. Park Service is beginning a five-year archae- ological “investigation that. -will include a careful ex-

gavation‘of the-mounds. The -

hhistopians hope it will show. ‘Custer deployed his pte and. how they reacted

onee they encountered: the

Indians.

‘Company E, anticipating the impending massacre, may have tried to escape to

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