is Castlegar News October 9, 1988

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A representative of the Bank will be in’ Castlegar on October
12, 1988 to discuss your Business’ Financial and Management
needs. Why not call us today at 426-7241 to arrange an
appointment?

La Banque offre ses services
dans les deux langues officielles

BACKING INDEPENDENT BUSINESS

Federal Business Banque federale
Devel: Bank de developp Canadit

Ladies Auxiliary to the
Robson Volunteer Fire Dept.

5-MINUTE SHOPPING SPREE
Wed., Oct. 12—9:00 a.m.

The lucky winner is Teresa O'Connor of 2404-9th
Ave., Castlegar. Come and Cheer for Teresa

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SAFEWAY

We bing tt all together

Trade
concerns
featured

Free Trade: Canada Under Attack
will be presented Tuesday at the
Capitol Theatre in Nelson.

The video features David Orchard,
a Saskatchewan farmer and founder
of Citizens Concerned About Free
Trade, who has been holding a series
of cross-Canada meetings on .the
free-trade issue,

“This is a crucial issue in our his-
tory,” says Sally Mackenzie, a rep-
resentative of the Kootenay-based
People Against the Free Trade Deal.

“If the free-trade bill passes in
Canada, it will be hard to undo the
process that sits in place. This will
essentially change the course of
Canada as a nation — in my opinion
for the worse,

“A discussion must take place.
This is a decision that the Canadian
people must make as a whole.”

Tuesday's program will be pre-
sented by Liam Grayer from the His-
tory Department of Simon Fraser
University.

The Castlegar Kiwanis Club
is in favour of the proposed
swimming pool for Castlegar
and urges you to vote yes
on October 15.

Lottery numbers

The winning numbers drawn
Thursday in The Pick lottery were 3,
5, 13, 13, 23, 25, 29, 32 and 41.

The winning numbers in Wednes-
day's Lotto-649 draw were 3, 12, 14,
29, 31 and 33. The bonus number was
23.

The four Extra winning numbers
for British Columbia on Wednesday
were 21, 37, 46, 86.

A match on all four numbers wins
$500,000. Three numbers wins
$1,000. Two numbers wins $10. One
number wins $1.

The four Extra winning numbers
for British Columbia on Saturday
were 2, 24, 92 and 98

The winning number in Saturday's
100,000 The Plus draw is 152104.

KAMLOOPS (CP) — The winning
numbers in the Punto sports lottery
from the Canadian Football League
game Friday between Hamilton and
B.C.:

First quarter — Hamiltcn win.

2nd — B.C. win.

3rd — B.C. win.

4th — B.C. win. .

Final Score — B.C. 25 Hamilton 21.

Time of final score — 8:43.

PRESENTATION . . .

The Telephone Employees
Community Fund group was at the Kootenay
Society for the Handicapped Tuesday to make a

$512 and a
employees.

Presentation to the society. The society received

certificate from the
(From left) Marjorie Gould,

Rosemarie Moberg, Carolyn Hall and Joe Rosse.

Costtews photo

Root elected president

Mary Root of Invermere was
elected president of the Kootenay
District of the Canadian Cancer
Society's B.C. and Yukon Division at
the district board meeting Sept. 16
and 17 at Cranbrook. The vice
president is Mona Wright of Creston.
The Kootenay District includes 11
units in the East and West Kootenay.
Nine were represented at the meet-
ing.

There were no nominations for
education chairman, the position
vacated by Winn Weir. Weir has
taken the office of public relations
chairman. Rusty Wright of Creston
was elected district campaign chair-
man, replacing Doris Currie of
Nelson who achieved record success
in most Kootenay units.

The emergency aid district chair.
man is Vera Cecco of Kimberley and
her vice-chairman is Lena Younk of
Windegmere. The reach to recovery
chairman is Donna Anderson of Nel
son; and Dorothy Hinton of Cran
brook is vice-president of the Can
surmount program. These programs
offer emotional support to cancer
patients.

Phyllis Hood, executive director of
the B.C. and Yukon Division des-
cribed new programs of the society.
One is “Living With Cancer,” a
support group project. Hood gave
detailed statistics of the incidence of
cancer in the Kootenays.

Frances Rivers of Cranbrook, re-
tiring district president, reported a
successful Jubilee Year in 1988
celebrating 50 years since the Soci-
ety was formed at the request of
Canadian doctors. She said 12 volun-
teers in the Kootenays received 25
year service pins and oné Invermere
volunteer, Winn Weir received na-
tional recognition.

Doris Currie of Nelson, Kootenay
district campaign chairman, reported
that nine of 11 Kootenay units went
over their campaign quota. They
were: Castlegar, Cranbrook, Creston
Elkford, Fernie, Golden, Kimberley,
Windermere/Invermere and Nelson.

Bill Sweeney, district co-ordinator
from Kelowna, said the Kootenays
should have justifiable pride in their
accomplishments in all areas of the
Society's work.

Judy Collins of Inveremre, district
nurse trainer for the breast self-

examination program, reported that
@ nurse training. program is under-
way throughout the Kootenays. BSE
training clinics for women will be
held in all units as sufficient nurses
are trained.

Retiring district education chair-
man Winn Weir said education for
the prevention of cancer is a prime
target of the Cancer Society but
education volunteers are the hardest
to recruit. She said excellent teach-
ing materials are available and train-
ing will be given. She gave a work-
shop on public speaking.

Erin, a young cancer patient from
Cranbrook told of her experiences as
a counsellor at Camp Goodtimes, a
summer camp held at the coast for
children with cancer. She said 66
children had attended this year, en-
joying activities of healthy children
with a resident camp doctor and
nurses in attendance.

The society said it was evident
from the unit reports given that the
need for more volunteers is basic in
all units especially in the field of
eduéation, “especially retired teach-
ers.

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MEN AT WORK .. . 3rd Street was closed to
traffic for 11 hours Tuesday and five hours

WATER LINE REPA

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20-YEAR LICENCE

Aspen used for chopsticks

VICTORIA (CP) — An aspen
forest in northeastern British Colum-
bia will be turned into chopsticks for
the Japanese market, Forests Min-
ister Dave Parker said.

Parker said Canadian Chopsticks
Manufacturing has been offered a

20-year forest licence to harvest
77,000 metres of aspen a year in the
Fort Nelson timber supply area.

Jack Weisgerber, minister of state
for the region, said 140 full-time jobs
will be created.

Canadian Chopsticks is owned by
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