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__The Gestlegen Sun

: Wednesday, May 8, 1991

HOUSES FOR SALE
1600 SQ.FT. 4 bedroom split level
on 6.74 acros $120,000 09-4454 —
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9 YEAR old houso 1260 sq.ft. 3-4
bdrm wood-olec, fum $79, 000 367-
2309 — Salmo

COZY 2 bedroom home, nice yard,
garage, satellite dish 364-2365
—Trall

CUSTOM BUILT 4 bedroom split
level home for sale by owner.
Spaclous livingroom, gas fireplace,
formal dining room, famlly room,
and other features. New carpot and
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gazebo and .16' x 32' In-ground
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Community Living was borne : i

ae emer

their responses. i
Although’ it’s. a matter of

through the need to have a family

The Kootenay Society for
Community Living is changing old
misconceptions into - new

the resp it needs
to be done. By people.
Everywhere.
That's the whole reason for
community options. * “It puts back
into the some of what

Cc

Options Program, along with the
Ministry of Social Services and
Housing ‘have been working
together over the past year to “to
assist in enhancing the lives of
individuals living with a

Monday, December 3, 1990 was

a new beginning for many of the
adults the society serves.

“Basically, this has been

ig, all across the’ province,”

Hutchinson explains. “We're

moving from closed in, sheltered

we have taken out,” he says. And
everyone has something to
contribute.

There's also the question of
quality as opposed to quantity,
which used to be the method of

pport system, it only makes
sense to involve them in as much a
way as possible. And the society.
has a long history in, this
community. This year is their 15th
anniv

Silver Birch School, (later called
the Special Ed. Contre,) near Twin
Rivers School until the school
district took over that aspect. Then,
in 1984, the Tranquille Institution

being i with hi
adults,

Everyone was thrown into large
groups, segregated from the rest of
the world; everyone doing exactly
the same thing—with institutions
being the worst case scenario.

The society also works with the
families of their clients.

Support has to be full circle.
Since the Kootenay Society for

began de i to the
now

in this pant es

But that's not enough.
Handicapped or not, these are
people. And people must live to
survive. And that's the bottom line
for community options. So far, the
program has been a success.

“There pave been . some
>” says Green.

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DENNIS HUTCHINSON

Chamber announces
major new award

workshops to situations where ~
these people can experience real
life by moving the workshops out
into the community. The focus is
different, instead of grouping all
these people together, hiding them
away in some closed workshop,

we're fc ing on each i
and what their needs and wants
are.”,

Not so long ago, people were
shocked to learn that adults who
are mentally or physically
challenged even knew what their
wants and needs were, never mind
having the ability to express them.

“People were blown away by
the concept,” say Hutchinson.

Sun Staff

“When the "school district
decided to close the special
education centre, students were
100 percent integrated into the
Present school system,” explains
Hutchinson. “When we assist. the
students who were part of the
school system in mpeine

in the
they’ Te, s already used to being out
there, For others, the transition has
been difficult. They're just not
used to the community response.”

That’s where the Community
Integration Jourass come in. It's

: job-tc

into a positive ene

in the field they’ve chose
Whether it be helping someone feel

more comfortable, or assisting to,

arrange transportation.

See Options , 2A.

creation.
# i too often these companies

The Castlegar & District

_Chamber of Commerce has created

d for their
to the community,” said Ron

a new award to be
annually to a Pp ion or

Armb: of the

business based in the area served

by the Castlegar Chamber.
The Corporate Citizen of the
Year Award will be presented
to a busi which has

“Their image of. h
people has been shattered over the

+ past few years. The stereotype is

“Although it’s always much
easier to
an individual
communicate verbally, those who
can’t shouldn’t be left out. They

shown true community spirit
through their assistance to various
service clubs, non profit or
charitable organizations, as well'as
contributing positively to the
economic well-being of ‘the
y ir
leadership in customer service,

p ship capital

respond through actions, beh

inv or ploy

By Leigh Rubin

: it was “aitncuit to conceal

h 1b ip and
fundraising committee. “These
types of businesses and individuals
deserve to be recognized.”

Armbruster added that this
award is long overdue, and
thanked the Festival Committee for
coming up with the idea. ~

He notes that there are a lot of
companies and individuals in the
Castlegar area who spend a lot of
time and money making this a
better place to live and they
deserve some credit for their
actions.

The award winner will receive a
Plaque and will have their name
and contributions inscribed on a
Plaque which will remain at the

Chamber of Commerce.

Any Person, organization or
business is invited to submit a
nomination. The ‘closing date for
nominations will be August 31,
1991° with ‘the winner being
announced at the Chamber Annual
General Meeting in September.

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They ‘originally operated the

don’t Bet:

ip ani icant porti
astlegar, Ri e

Talent carries Castlegar
youth to B.C. Festival of Arts

Al talented 16-year old From
be

will b
‘Vancouver with people up to twice
her age.,

Sonoko'Kambara is a pianist
who.last month won the West
Kootenay Music Festival and the
right to: represent the area in the
B.C. Festival of the Ans.

She was selected out of 300
entrants in the regional contest.

ra began playing the
Age eight and this will be
jurth time she has appeared at
the provincials,

‘The B.C. competition is divided .

into three groups: under 12-years
old, 13 to 16 years, and over 17.
But Sunoco will be competing in
the higher age catergory even
though she doesn’t turn 17 until

July 23.

A student of Stanley Humphries
high school, Kambara serves as
president on the student council.

She plans on a career in
medicine yet hopes to continue

Ss more than just a

Sunoko's 14-year old sister _
Utako, was also selected to the

in the, A3 = LG age group.

his lack of, Bellzeantidence.

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