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The Castlegar Sun Wednesday, June 15, 1994

The Castlegar Sun
Calvin ana Hobbes

y, June 15, 1994

‘The namult and the shouting dies,
The Captains and the Kings depart.’
—R. Kipling: The Recessional

And likewise,. Their Honors,
Dr. David

Doug Hervey

Sunscreen, don't forget your lips. One of the most
for skin cancer is the lower lip. There are many sun-

economy to offer to us. .
As Her Majesty The Queen's
personal representatives they
d the same

their already formidable collec-

Thank you Castlegar, for rolling outthe red carpet

common
blocker lipsticks and tip-baims...coloured or clear, that will do a good
job,

P He didn’t, though,
so that long and fi

here were carried out

and a lesson they would do well to
take to heart.

In any case I would like to
offer to Their Honors my sincere
thanks as well as the thanks of all
of those who had the pleasure of
meeting them during their busy
but all-too-brief visit. They had
many more lessons besides public

, they do not stimulate the bowel to move. Their primary
is to prevent constipation so should be taken on a routine
6 Docusate is the prime example of this group.
out of reach of children is always sound advice. One
a lot of attention from little kids is the birth
control pill. Attracted by the fancy packaging and because they see
Mom taking them all the time, kids often think they are candy.
in these fast-paced, mechanized and computerized times, It's nice to
know you can drop Into your neighborhood pharmacy and speak to a
pharmacist in person. It's a 900d feeling for us, too. It makes for
great communication.

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nor and his wife Theresa, who
were the city's official hosts for
the Vice Regal visit. Always cour-

«fwalting for the plane that would'soon fly overhead,

SUN STAFF PHOTO /Karen Kerkhoft

Le. anticipation — Looking skyward during Sun-
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and drop 500 ping pong balls, one of which was
worth $1,000. The plane did fly overhead but the
drop of ping pong balis was somewhat off course,
resulting in most of the balls landing just outside of
the park, and on the roof of the Castlegar library.
Despite all this, the $1,000 winning ball was picked

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tions as a friendly city. Thank

you, too, Your
Thanks and bouquets also to
Selkirk College President Leo
Perra and his staff for the invita-
tions. Both reception and dinner
were well organized and most
enjoyable, Thanks also for join-
ing the Heritage Society celebra-
tions on Saturday. Your presence

torical Society; as well as to the
staff and exhibitors of the National
Exhibition Centre; to Jenny Myer
and the Kootenay Broadcasting
system and to John Perry of the
Castlegar Airport and Rhonda of
Air B.C. — all contributed to Their
Honers’ wel

The morning program was, of
course, in theory, at least,
focussed on the opening of the
newly restored Castlegar and Dis-
trict Heritage Society’s Provincial
Police Station as well as a return
visit to Zuckerberg Island Her-
itage Park and an for
the Lieutenant Governor to check
on the progress of the oak tree that
he planted four years ago. The
fact that we were able to include
an inspection of the Rail Station
Museum, a cake cutting ceremo-
ny, the craft fair, the upstairs art
show a visit to the new bridge, the
Chapel House and a tour around
the south end of the island
involved the cooperation and
help of a considerable number of
people. The saving and restoration
of the Police Station are perma-
nently preserved on the plaque
and in the station itself. Bouquets
however must go to vice-presi-
dent and landscape gardener Bob
Switzer, whose work around the
station won the approval of Dr.
Lam, and to Heritage Society
Coordinator Debbie Mcintosh for

all her work, help and ideas in

Preparing the operation.

As C.D.H.S. President Chris
D'Arcy pointed out at the open-

g ceremonies, the station and

¢ island, both of which won
Righ pratée #Ut Ot Visitors
which have become public cen-
tres and tourist attractions, are
mainly the work of volunteers
and donors. It is not a part of the
city’s revitalization program but

an

to it and this obviously pleased
His Honor for the spirit of giving
was a constant part of his mes-
sage and example. We could do
with many more like him.

Tm sure he would have loved
to have visited the public library,
an outstanding example of public
service, but it was impossible to
include it. Sorry, Judy and staff.

The reading in the afternoon
was fun though. More literary tal-
ent around than I realized.

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Continued from 3B

composer and musician, was in
charge of the music. Several of
the ladies who went to the retreat
in Kimberley will be giving testi-
monies of encouragement and
healing. The main speaker will
be June Read and she will be
talking about the preparation of
the Bride of Christ. There will
be special music presentations
with songs by Shanna Kavaloff
and June Read.

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Dear Ano Landers: I am a
17-year-old girl, and I want to
sehd ‘a message to other teen-
age girls. I have fallen victim
to my own stupidity twice now.

A lot of girls use sex to try
to keep a boy interested. Why
do we do this when all our lives
we are told by our parents,
church and school that it is
wrong? I guess virginity seems
old-fashioned in the ‘90s. But I
have learned that some things
never go out of style.

In both my relationships, I
can look back and see that
before sex entered the picture,
we laughed more, talked more
and went to a lot more places.
Once you cross that line, it's all
they guys want to do.

Boys don't respect girls who
put out. If a guy decides to
break up, it won't make any
difference whether you've had
sex or not. If you use sex to try
to hold on to him, that will be
the only part of you he's intet-
ested in.

Learn to say, “This is as far
as we're going,” and stick to it
before you go too far. — Feel-
ing Used Again in Oregon.

Dear Oregon: Setting limits
can be more than just a matter
of morality. These days, it can
mean the difference between
life and death.

According to a survey by the
Centers for Disease Control,
the two groups that showed the
greatest increase in AIDS are
teen-agers and heterosexual
women. AIDS is no longer a
gay male's disease, and it's time
everyone woke up to that fact.

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