CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, April 16, 1976

COMPLETION DEADLINE of May 31 hes been ‘given the

contractor of

South Treatment Works. ‘This’ wes

announced at Tuesday night's council meeting when Ald. G. 8.
Rast stated it was for reconstruction of a section that does not

have sutficient

» He sald he could not explain the problem

in detail as it was quite technical, but the job was estimated at

$90,000 ‘which ‘would ‘bo | the’ contractor's responsibility, The
Previous as completion deadline had beea set for April 50, Sewer William Oleaki to participate in

ittee chairman Ald.’ Rust recommended

that) no farther,

Stemi to the completion deadline be Eranted,

10-Speed Bike Accident

- Hospifalizes

‘A young cyclist is recover-
ing from surgery for internal
injuries: sustained when’ she
was thrown from her bicycle
near Selkirk College.

Pollee say Leanne Sylvest,
-12, was thrown into a ditch on
Selkirk College Road, where

she was riding when the front:
wheel of her 10-speed bike fell:

‘off at 12.16 p.m. weenie

Local. Girl

Consumer Facts

The Question of Food Additives

The ' adoption of a lifestyle

»

emulsifiers to keep it Aneredtents
from -

‘She was taken
to Castlegar and District Hos:
pital’ where she was ‘given
emergency treatment before
being transferred to Trail Re-
gional Hospital.

A ‘spokesman: for Trail’

Regional Hospital sald the girl
isin. satisfactory. conditton
recovering from’ surgery for

internal injuries. She has re-

covered consciousness.

supply of diverse and conven-
fent food has made the use ‘of
food additives essential. Food
‘additives enable the preserva-

‘tion’ of seasonal commodities

and. allows for the feeding of:
consumers in concentrated cen-
tres which are removed from
areas of food production.

Any substance or group of
substances that is present in
food to change taste, ap-
pearance, texture, nutritive
qualities or: preservability’ is

“considered ‘an additive, Salt,
* spices, vitamins and Zand aloerala

‘added to replace essential ;
trients are all food ‘additives?

Other examples. include
antioxidants added to prevent -
rancidity in oils and fatty foods;

True ‘Herbert “Hicks, 66, *
lifetime resident of Slocan, died
at his home April 4.

Funeral service was held
Monday from the Presbyterian
Church in Slocan,

Mr. Hicks was born at

hibitors to prevent: mould ae

bacteria growths and thicken-
ers or stabilizers for more -
deajrable texture in some foods
such as ice cream,

For the protection of con-
aumers, the use of any: addi-
tives is controlled by the Food.
‘and Drug Act under.’ the
Depareent of Health: and

EB Mee “as some people
would’ like to see, additives
removed from foods, they: are
important if we are to have a

much more would” be .w:
both in the home and in’ the
stores,

bought“ more frequently’ and
janted

“schooling there and worked asa
logger ‘and! mill ‘hand, : until
the Canadian

4 Army
‘September of 1940.’He served

overseas with the i the Hoval Cana-
re Army Service Corps until
1945,

School District No. 9 Briefs

“Slocan on March 19, 1910, the

Following his discharge he
returned to Slocan, working as
8 logge? and then as a truck

son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
illiam Hicks. He received his

driver on gravel hauls for
highway construction.

He was a member of the
Royal Canadian’ Legion, Slocan
Branch and .was an ardent
fisherman.

He is survived by his wife,

Mrs.

‘Trustee Eileen Hughes will
not be seeking’ re-election.
‘This was made. known at

* Monday's meeting of the board

of trustees to’ School District
No, 9 when Mrs. Hughes
announced she would not be

attending. a June meeting in“

Saskatoon, that. the . money
“would not be very well spent”
as she did not intend to run for
school board at the end of the
year.
es 8 oe
D. Foreater's letter, con-
cerning students throwing pa-
per bags and pop bottles onto
his driveway and lawn, has
been referred to Stanley Hum-
phries principal Lach Farrell
for his attention and action,
Nee

Annual holiday shutdown
for maintenance personne! will
be from July 19 to August 9
inclusive.

ere.

Permuaiion has been grant-

ed to Norman Fishwick and

the annua! band trip May 5 to7.
‘The band has been given a $500
grant toward the expenses of

he trips
ee

The ‘board authorized a.

$300 loan to purchase a set of
rugby team sweaters. The loan’
is tobe Espaid within’ one year.’

‘The hoard’ aspeiea the
tender ‘from R. W. Motors in
Trail for a. ett ovals in'the
amount of, $4,016.

Perini has ie grant- *

tenance supervisor
Nia Bes Bonderoff to attend the

‘Annual Zone Conference April

30 and May 1 at t Fajrmont Hot *

Springs. bs
New. stairs ‘are to be

constructed from SHSS activity.

WIDE. a

‘Cab; ue

“SATURDAY ih e

ors

room stage to the
poe he

Mr. Dobie has been given
Permission to protced with his
adventure playground at Silver

Birth School. There is to be no
cost‘to the board other than
possibly two loads of sand.

eee

The board accepted the
city quotation of °$1,000 for
installing an’ additional fire
hydrant at Kinnaird | Junior
Secondary School’ which in-
cludes approximately 800: feet
of alx-inch water main’ at $10
per lineal foot. :

Sry

The ey pea of $4,987
from’ Van Cen Industries’ for
supplying and installing feneing
for Silver Birch and Brilliant

jools has been accepted.

eee

‘Two resignations, effective

June 80 \weré accepted. They:

are the resignations of Mra.'J.

Wilcox and Mra, J. Finater,
i ee le

‘The ‘board has,’ granted’

‘permission to Shoreacres Rec-

reation to blacktop the general
area where the skating rink had
been 'located, This area would
then! be: used ‘for’ tennis ‘and
badminton. There is'to be Ro
coat to the acho! Alatelet,

. Pera has isn given:
to allow the KJSS band to
travel to Spokane May 8 to take
part in the Lilac Parade.

Castlegar Woman Among
Practical Nurse Graduates

Seventeen. women gradu-

ated last week from the Selkirk
College practical nurses course
and were presented with their
hats and pins at a ceremony
held last=:Tuesday at the
vocational school-in Nelson.
‘The women -are all now
practical nurses ‘licenced - to
practice in the province of BC,
The Sraduating class in-
hudes: / Julie: Bigelow, Sisea
el

eh
lartin,

(@Haleim, Patricia: Mar
Cheryl’. McDonald; Shirley

Morris, Anita Palmer, Ruth
Parfenuik,' Elsie Roach, Patty
Seaman, Christine Sewell,
Patty Seaman, -- Christine
Sewell, Violet Speta, Shirley
Sundstrom, and Vickie Thom.

Ruth Parfenuik of Castle-
gar was presented the Selkirk
College” Nursing... Award | by
president of Selkirk College, M.
Anderson. |.

Mrs. McPhee, who is a
practical nursing instructor at
‘the Trail hospital, presented
letters of commendation to
Patricia Martin, Leora Gordon,
‘and Julie Bigelow.

The Licenced Practical
‘Nursing Association Bedside

Nursing Award, presented by
“Mrs. B, Lust of. the Kokanee

: “The ® women. were - pre-
sented their caps by ‘Mrs.

Wilson, an instructor at the:

Cranbrook hospital, pins were
presented by Mrs. J, Ruck,
ursing instructor at Selkirk
College, - and diplomas: were

handed out: by Miss M. J.

nser, of the

practi-
eal ‘nursing soe at

* Selkirk College.

Thoughtfulness
Rules You! Don't’:

Forget Your Guests

Bride, bridegroom and
their parents will arrive for the
reception a little in advance of
their quests.

The bride’s parents should
stand nearest the door to
welcome them, then pass ot
one to the

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Tm a 40. year-old male witha grave problem. I
though very few Peaple know it, I have none of
he visible characteristics one usually associates with gays.

A certain low-life in this town somehow got word of my
problem, and please, Ann, don't let anyone tell you it's just. another
lifestyle. It’s a lot more than that; Homosexuality is a severe
personality disorder. I would give anything in the world if I were

* ‘Atraight, but that's not what I'm writing about.

‘This man has threatened to expose ine to my parents and the

\fehoo! board unteas I give him 25 per cent of my monthly paycheck,

realize it's blackmail, but Pd rather dle than face the disgrace. I
‘snow I would lose my toaching fob if the word got out even though
havo never fooled around with young boys and have no interest
fn that sort of thing,
Please ‘tell me hat to do.
—Frightened And Alone
‘Dear Friend: Knuckling undér to blackmail is the coward's way
jut. Moreover, it's a treacherous.web from which you would never
pecome untangied. Better to face the consequences of his threat
jnd take your chances: If he does go through with it, tell your
if tery. and and i Promise you will come out Jeanine better than the
black:

2 2

Dear Ann ‘Ann Landers: Itsa rahi that people die every day because
they didn’t know better. That's what happened to our son's
Fi-year-old friend,

This fine > young man decided to work on his car. It was cold
sgutald id. You can guess the rest.
2! on monoxide: ‘They found hini dead that evening.

Our son is heartsick. He can't understand why the danger of
deadly gas has not been more widely publicized. Most people
yhink fumes have some sort of odor, or that a person would feel
frowsy or dizzy if he were being overcome. But carbon monoxide
sives no warning. It is’ extremely insidious.

Please, ‘Ann, tell you readers never to work op a car in a
losed garage pith the motor running. It could be Yatal.

: ; ET.
bear E. im You told thema—and I ‘thank you. :

pear Ann ‘Ann Landers: Tsent i your pookte, “The Bride's Guide," 2

ind it, was (well worth the dollar. You settled’ lots of small

Feuments before’ they turned into big ones.

tion for my.own wedding I have been noticing

Racctay at other weddings. Iam now puzzled about a point not

rought out in your Bride's Guide.

“The ast, two weddings I attended had no receiving line. The

Fide: and groom and members of the wedding party did fet
feel

hey y

vont

“What. cS you think about this tess formal approach?
—Cor

: Not much. Gi jhould be dat the door by.
he. alors ‘of the wedding party.

+ After a reasonable period of time; however, the line should
pebstd! and the members of the wedding party should: then
ite‘among the guests and promote an atmosphere of

loafidential to Define | It Please: itm so no economist but inflation is
hen the, buck doesn't atop anywhere. i

Hon far down the' path of i
Poholism do you have to go in’ row.

der to qualify for member- Yet they consider them-
ip in Alcoholics Anonymous?” selves alcoholics. They have felt’
‘The answer is, not very remorse and. shame for the
In fact, the A.A, preamble — things they have said and done
ites definitely that member- to their families an “end

, inum pysanka (Ukrainian for

i aluminum pieces, each of which’

-design, it sits on a 27,000-Ib.:

_ Early Bo Botfom and Lafe Bottom Alcoholics
is Described. by. Alcoholics: [Anonymous .....:

of slept, in a hallway on ‘skid :

Vegreville, Alta., has World’s
Biggest Ukrainian Easter Egg

The. world's biggest the chamber of commerce com-
Eastér ogg is located | mittee in charge of the pro-

at Vegreville, Alta,’ ject. Professor Resch was the
Built: last’ year to com- designer and builder of the egg.
memorate the 100th anniver- :

A wedding of local interest
took place on January 3 at
Grace Lutheran Church in Port
Alberni, uniting in marriage
Kathleen ‘Ann Beiderwieden,
daughter of Rey. and Mrs, Carl
Otto Belderwieden of Port
Alberni, and ‘Kenneth: Albert

Culley, son of Mr. and Mrs, >

Abert Henry Culley: of Castle-

ince Beiderwieden. gave
his daughter in marriage and
was the officiating clergyman.
at an altar decorataed. with
white and yellow chrysanthe-
mums, The bride ’ wore an
ivory-colored full-length gown,
atyled in'an A-line, with the
bodice featuring a mandarin
collar and bell sleeves edged in
lace and pearls, A. sheer
shoulder-length veil edged with
matching‘ Lace: ‘covered her
head, and she carried a bouquel . *
of cream-colored orchids inter-

+ Spersed with purple strata,

Maid of honor, Miss Lynn’

Belderwieden of Port ‘Alberni, °

and flower girl Miss‘ Jackie
Beiderwieden of Penticton,
wore similar floorlength gowns
of deep purple velvet. The maid

of ‘honor’s bouquet. was a.

smaller version of ‘the bride's

: flowers, while the flower. girl

carried white and purple mums,

Completing’ the “wedding
Party were best man, Mr.

~ Lorren Culley of Victoria and

usher Mr, Jim Belderwieden
of Penticton,

For a reception at the
Hospitality Inn in Port Alberni,
the bride's mother helped to
receive guests wearing a floor.
length gown in soft green, with
accessories of pearl’ earrings
and: choker.. The groom's
mother” chose a) floor-length

-sgown In vibrant red. Both

ladies wore orchid corsages.

+) Centring the head table
‘was the round, double-layered
chocolate wedding cake, iced in
ivory and purple. Completing
the table’ decor'\were candles
and the bouquets of the bride
and her attendant,

Master of ceremonies Jim
Beiderwieden of Penticton read
‘congratulatory telegram from
Aberdeen, Scotland, and pro-
posed a: toast to the bride.
~~ For a honeymoon trip te
Harrison Hot Springs, the bride
changed into a blue and brown
herringbone ‘suit, with acces-

sories of brown shoes afd purse +

and a blue felt hat.

| Family members attended
from Vancouver, Victoria, Bur-
naby, Penticton, Port Alberni
and Castlegar.

The young couple are new,
making. their’ home _at
Laurel St, Vancouver.’

Accident'prevention is all in'a
day's work.
(Heaith & Welfare Canada)

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sary of the Mounties’ arrival in
Alberta, the 5,000-pound alum-

Easter egg), is decorated in a
bronze, gold and silver’ design.
Measuring 25.7 feet long
by 18.8 feet wide, the egg tcok
two years, 12,000’ man-hours
and $250,000 to construct. ':,
Made . from. over -,3,500

was coded and placed in posi-
tion in accordance with the.

People have expressed a
wish to see the “chicken that‘
went originally with the egg.”

“That's Professor Ron
Resch’s next challenge," laugh-
ed Ralph Gorrie, chairman of

arekd

The . difference between ~
the two categories is that a
taste of the horror of alcoholism
has been.more than enough to
convince the early bottom ‘al-
coholic that he has a problem
with alcohol.

GOODSYEAR
CUSTOM POLYSTEEL

* ents, their friends last of i

Keep greetings brief—this
applies to
alike!

Receptions large or sal
can be surprisingly lonely for
guests who know only a few of
the people present. It is worth
asking ushers and one or two
close friends to make introduc-

hosts and ‘guests .

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EASTER TREATS

*SOUD CHOCOLATE

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EASTER BUNNY . $1.69

ROWNTREE 5.4 oz. filled
MABLE BUD, JELLY TOTS

‘EASTER EGGS ... $1.89
HOLLOW. WHITE CHOCOLATE 3'oz.
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REXALL SPRING
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. EASTER STORE HOURS
Thurs., April 15-9 a.m, to 9 p.m. Closed Good Friday
Saturday, April 17 = 9 am. to 5:30 p.m. Closed Easter Sunday
Closed Easter. Monday.

ae

Willetta Ray of Vernon.
Rev. Calvin’ Brown. offici-

, ated with burial taking place in

Slocan Cemetery.
Metalized
Toy Kites
Can Become
Fatal. Toy

Metalized toy kits have |

knocked out power. lines in
three states and pose an
extreme to the public,
reports the National Safety
Council. >

‘The kites are sold all over
the nation” under various
names, including Dragon Kite,
Little People Kite and Quick-
silver. They're made of metallic
foil and plastic in sich up to 45
feet long.

: NSC warns that a kite -

caught on a high voltage power

Une could transmit a fatal shock
to anyone who tries to retrieve §
it,

The high voltage could aiso

set thé kite aflame, posing a fire

hazard to nearby buildings or

‘wooded areas,

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Fri, 4pm. - Sat. 1 pm.
Dancing 9:30 = 1:30 a.m.
Proper Dress - No Jeans
after 7 p.m.

SAT., APRIL 17

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Chenter, was given to Anita tions until hosts are free to

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even Alone

ip in the fellowship is open to
ee who “has a desire to
drinking.” It-is up to the
dividual to. decide when, be!
had enough.

Time was when virtually
A.A. members. spoke. of
ing jobs and families, to say
thing of time spent in hospi-
and skid rows across
nation.

j Today, however, the pro-
of A.A. membership. has
inged. Newer members come
speaking of days lost from
k, rather than’ lost ‘jobs.
ry still have" families, They
fe never seen‘the inside ofa a;
lived in a fourth-rate hotel, *

SER Se Beggs

IBS 34 5 eB

ey may not

blackouts or taken the morning
drink. ‘They: may not have had
the shakes and the sweats in
the long, lonely-hours of the
night. Yet they have, in sonie
lesser degree perhaps, exper-
fenced many symptoms of alco-
holism experienced by the skid
row alcoholic,
© There is no difference as
far as ‘A.A, membership is
concerned. Both are alcoholics.

However, the one who has

‘stopped while he still has. job, ;
family ““and’ position : in’ the’.
~ community is often referred to

‘as an early bottom alcoholic.
‘The. Beohelle who has been

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‘These. referrals to early
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hen. fas, the disease of alcohol

has progressed with ‘an
individ Furthermore, this

indication is‘ usually,made by.

that individual himself.

a

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‘The tate bottom alcoholic
needs a little more perauasion—
Bosphialiation, jail, dismissals,

divorce court, ete. Unfortunate-
ly, some’ alcoholics are never

convinced. They are committed
*to a mental. hospital. with
‘permanent brain damage. Or
they die. y

In) large measure today’s

conde bottom “A.A. member

owes his recovery | to. the fact
that the ‘di

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