CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 8, 1977

_ Speeding Car Rips Through Home

When Richard Zachman of
Denver, Colo. heard a “terrific
roar" he thought there had

been a gas explosion,
But’ a neighbor hurried:
over after the nolse and told

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drive through his house,

Zachman looked out the
back door and “sure enough it
was in the creek,” behind the
house,

The speeding car crashed
through a living room window,

went through the house and out °
*. thé dining room window, tore

up a steel link fence and ended
in a canal, police said.

The driver was arrested
for , investigation of driving
under the influence of alcohol.

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Anil You Think Going Baek to School ie Just Tough for Kite?

Patient Sends Bill to Doctor; _
Doctor Remits with Play Money

After waiting for three
hours in her doctor's office, in
Chattanooga, .Tennessee, Don-
na Puckett sent him a bill for
$802.35 for her time, trouble
and patience. ©
" “He sent me back an en-
velope full of play money,” said
Donna.

Her letter read:

“Dear Doctor:

“I hope you don't think I
am sending you this statement
with any hostility just because I
got out of my deathbed and
brought my daughter, Mary, to

your office to have her stitches .

+ removed and then walled three
hours.

“On the contrary, time flies
when one is in a semicoma,
Suffice to say, business is
business, and I am sure you
would be the first to agree—a
mother's time does have some
value.

e “Item One—My. hourly
wages: $20.

“My husband would say
‘this fi figure is a little steep for
watching television and drink-
ing coffee but I am going to
stick with it. After all, you
wouldn't want a bunch of cheap
patients loitering ‘around your

|. waiting room hour after hour.

e “Item Two—Preventive
~ medicine: $50.

avoiding an epidemic. Due to
my contagious condition, I sat
in your hall and not in your
waiting room. I counted, rough-
ly, 25 patients so this is de-

finitely a conservative esti-

mate.

e “Item: ‘Three—Spinal

danas
“Sitting on those horrible
benches in the hall caused a’
disabling (and, I am sure,
permanent) curvature of the
spine. Being a doctor, you pro-
bably feel this figure is too low.
e ‘dtem Four—Education:

" “Tennessee spends ap-
proximately $10 an hour per
child for education. Of course,”

- two of my children were not

there. yesterday for three
hours.

2. ST don't feel guilty ac.
cepting this money. With a
sore, aching throat, I read.aloud
three ‘times. the:.entire,. book
Muggzy Chases a Stick. “I
realize my teénzger didn't get
much out of it, but my little one
certainly acquired some knowl-
edge of our canine friends ‘at
play.

® “Item Five—Consulta- |
tions: $125.

“I. don’t. know. what- you
guys charge for consultations,
but I believe this is fair. I saw
five of your patients. Two of
them .I cured completely and
sent on their way. I agree with’.
your diagnosis on two others;
therefore, you ‘may proceed
with surgery. I didn’t think the
other case was in your field sol
sent him to an osteopath,

e “Item Six—McDonalds:
$7. 38.
“Because I didn't have time.

to, prepare dinner, we ate at fF
.McDonalds, é Was 3
“Now’be'a good abort id

pay up in 30-days, or I shall be
forced to turn this account over
to the: AMA Collectors As-
sociation. And, as. you. know,
‘when those turkeys get after
you, you've had it.”

Sunbathing Deputy
Sheriff Loses Job

Athens County's first fe-

male deputy sheriff has been ~

fired after being caught skinny-
dipping.

Debbie Perkins, 21, a stu- “
< dent at Ohio University, was
“This is a small price for '

dismissed .after serving five
months as a deputy, first-term,
Sheriff Gary Efaw said Re-
cently.

Deputies, ing to a

persons. skinny-dipping near

Sugar Creek in Athens County.
.. When” Miss’ Perkins re-
ported to work following: her
weekend off, ‘she was told she
had been fired. Efaw explained

that: skinny-dipping \ violates -

Ohio law and “like it or not”. a
deputy must uphold the law.
“We're not here to enforce

complaint from a resident about
nude. sunbathers, « discovered
Miss Perkins and several’ ‘other

“MORE CLASSIFIED ADS

Paul, Vera,
Cynthia Kavatolt. :

BIRTHS

KING = To Mr. and Mra. James C.
King of Castlegar, August 31, a son.

PINKERTON ,— To Mr. and Mi

Foy Finkerton of Castlegar, Septem:
: a

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Christina Lake, B.C;
Near’ public’: beach,: golf
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cartes Hehderian Dies

Funeral services were held
last -Wednesday ‘from - Boal
Funeral Chapel in'North Van-
couver: for former, Castlegar
resident, Gordon Henderson,
aged 13, who died peacefully in

“MINISTRY OF FORESTS.
: NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS .

Sealed tenders for the re-rooting of the Grand Forks dl
Ranger Office at Grand Forks, B.C. will be recelved'b:
~ the undersigned up to 3:30 p.m. (PDT) on the 22nd-day*

. of. September, 1877 and opened in public at thettime??
‘ ioetoations may be obtained after September 8, ‘ier us

1. Forest Ranger at Grand Forks, 8.C.. 2% |
2. District Forester, 516 Lake Street, Nelson; api. {
Local 268.

All enquiries should be directed to Morris Wadds amy |
Nelson District Engineering Office. H

Tenders must be made subject to the -condition# of
Tender and submitted on the forms and In the envalopey
supplies. ou a

No tender shail bé considered having any qualifying?
clauses whatsoever and the lowest of any tender. wilt:
not necessarily be accepted.

Dated:. August 29, 1977

J. R. Johnston
District Forester
518 Lake Street
Nelson, B.C.

Project: 5881

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* File: 01705

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No Reasonable Offer Refused
On Recreational Vehicles At

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‘Open ?.a.in. t06 p.m. Mon, fo Sat.
Sen. 12 008 - 5 p.m. for!
‘Ph, 399-7166 Dealer Lc. Noct372,

his-sleep Aug. 28 in Valleyview
Coquitlam, follow-

thy: illness,”
Henderson’ was born

Mi
; June’, 1904: inthe Thunder
Bay district’ of Ontario, later

maping to Haney; B.C. In 1923,
he.sattled in White Fox, Sask.,

» for, many, years, he was
engaged in farming. Castlegar
ie his home in 1942, when

he took ‘up employment with
Cominco,’ remaining with that
company until his retirement in

The Hendersons moved to’
Vancouver in 1971,

Surviving: are his ‘wife, .
Edith, of Vancouver; four sons,
Arlen of Vancouver, Wesley of
Victoria and Barry and Dale of

‘Castlegar; one ‘daughter, Mrs.

Peter (Anne) Chesworth' of
North Vancouver; one brother,
four sisters‘and seven grand-

-children,

Interment took ‘place in
North Vancouver.

ia Qnly one. accident», in-
volvitg less than:$200 damage
and no charges took place over

He natiegar detachment one.
+ of the brighter spots following
> the eross-Canada report ‘of at

aceldentally: during the Labor.
Day holiday weekend,

‘on all ‘of -
said’ Efaw, ”
adding, “I can't tolerate that

NOTICE: 10 SUB- CONTRACTORS eB
Seated tenders from sub-contractors for ‘conatruc- :

tlon of shower and change’ rooms’ additions.

Kinnaird Elementary School, and additions to.

Ootischenla Elementary School, Castlegar, 8.C.,9

be recelved at the Schoo! Board Office, Castlegar,

until 200 R m5 local time, Monday, ‘October 3rd

"The two projects will ba tendered on the basis'dt a
combined project, and the tenderers are instructed to
include pricing on both h protect sombined. Intoa eee
price.

The projects consist of wood. ‘frame and masdiry
construction and are located within the City tts jof
Castlegar, B.C.

The projects ‘are to be coitiiasted ona a Constraic-
ion

Your. Carpet ;
- Headquarters ...

Travaux publics ~
Canada”

basis and trades for. which contracts
will be awarded are as follows: - Bee :

Masonry ae a

loofing:
Glass and ‘ainda
Painting -.
Flocring and carpet
Plastering syateme (stucco and drywall)
Cellings
Ceramic tile : :
. Miscellaneous Items (eupply only of items in
this section)
Mise. structural steel -
Funien, ah carpentry

Electrical

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: ‘Tendering documents wit! be available at the
of the igned on Monday, September 12th, 1

. “PR 661701: _ Partial Re-roating, Faderal Bulg, :

‘Closing Date: 11:00 a. m. ‘DST, Séptember 23, 1977. |
Lee ; “INSTRUCTICNS
To be considered ‘each tender saust be submitted on th
forms ‘supplied ‘by’the’ Department’’and ° must: :
accompanied by the securlty Specified ‘on the tender.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
H.D. Ledoucter
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Head, Tenders and Contracts, j
legion:

on deposit of $50.00 cash or certified cheque for. ‘Gach.
set of documents, refundable on return of documerits. In: :
E good ‘order: within one. Week of close of; tenders, S

set
: ‘Tender documents will be on file at the fottowing
“locations: <> : :

— Southern Interior Construction Assoctatla
‘Cranbrook, B.C.
Kamloops, B.C.
Kelowna, B.C...

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Castlegar Experiences
Quiet Holiday Weekend

Local ‘police,: however,
were on duty resulting ‘in one,
person arrested for being in-
toxicated ‘in a public place; ‘a
motorist was given a 24 hour
roadside’ suspension; two per-
sons have been’ charged with
driving . while impaired; ‘one
liquor’ seizure was made and
two persons'are to be charged

_- with bossesslon ofa narcotic,

Inyl Roof,

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‘TUNNEL INTAKE at B. C. Hydro’s Seven Mile
Project diverts the Pend d’Oreille River around. -
| the construction see The diversion tunsiel, 850

ri ron the damsite, An upstream
diverts the river flow into. the tunnel, while
downstream a second: cofferdam Protects” the

lower end, of the work site.

Cetenae by Ryon Guedes *

are of Many

Editor, , Castlegar News:

‘The City of Castlegar: and .
its businessmen have made the.
Search for Miss Canada,‘ which

“started at the Miss Interior’ of

B.C. “Playdowns, the: tremen-
:dous success that it: was:
To host an ‘event: ‘gueh as

this.is' an honor to’ our. com-*
- munity and the Playdowns will“:
be long remembered by all. But :-
= it could not. have! been: done
without the cooperation’of our“:

city’ and its: people—who ‘did

such | an serine i of sup-> Biot the: huimerdus! busi of

Be
h = will
‘ member: the ae and:
hospitality ‘of. the City ‘of
tlegar for a long: time.

“The, iudges and chaperones

hat . we-have:-a
mn th

“all agreed ;, tl
‘wonderful elty, and we,
+ Miss Interior. Committee,
with, ithem.

We: say. to one! and all—
© thank. you for your wonderful

te Tomorrow

SOSA Recognition ervice for’
“Hamish M. Harvey, techist,

of the psa

Police are in investigating an.
act ‘of: wilful damage’ when ‘an’
damage’ | was

Sfee for our’

‘The ‘committee for: Y.
‘Miss Castlegar Pageant: would
like < to: especially * thank” the.

*'-Plaza': Merchants, GLS. Elec: -

tronics; Kings’ Kobbler, West's,
i Trowelex,:Henne's!Marina and
7Maloney’ Pontifictalliéf whim
donated ‘towards the franchise
‘ « Castlegar’
‘JoAnn :Wabisca.: It" was thus
Possible “for her to -Fepresent

Sour’ city, ‘placing:’ds second
princess in:the playdowns, Sa

Also, a. special thanks -to
jastlegar for, their’ donations’ of.

*tiques,* Bosse's Jewellery,

iq)
fest's,: Sam's Nursery, Comin-
‘of, Trail ‘and’ Prince George

“Chamber of Commerce.

Without the special: ‘sup-’
port of :the® Castlegar: News;

".CKQR, city council,’ Lions Club
"and the: management of the Hi: °
“Arrow Arms Motor:Hotel, our:

_job:.in: hosting ‘ the 1977 (Miss.

when the Kootenay an ie
“Church

‘as well. We.were very. proud.of
her: showing in the Miss Canad
Pageant ™ ‘and our sincere:

Gity
will be’able to’ view the play:

lowns next: ‘Thursday on,Com-* |:

Access Channel. 10.

* Baha’ i Admini stration =
Speaker's Topic Monday |

+. A‘ member of the’ Baha'i
Faith ‘from Nottingham, Eng-

* land, Godfrey Neil Nix will be |;

travelling and speaking in'the
Kootenays
through the 17. On Monday,'he
will speak in Castlegar on the
topic of Baha'i Administra-

from’ Sept. 10)

“ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,

Mr, Nix speak. Sceptics are also»
asked to bring their doubts and
questions, i
{vi-s Godfrey Nix‘ has talent at
singing; ‘as well, so there will be y
an‘informal sociat with singing
‘and refreshments following the
discussion. ': Se

73, international
- Scout:
4 Wheel Drive,

the New. :

World Order.

Mr.'Nix attended Sheffield

University, where he ‘obtained
an honors degree ‘in engineer-
ing: ‘and, a ‘teaching diploma.
Two years of teaching physics
and mathematics was followed
by.two years in industry—first

“asa gervice engineer on clec-

tronic’ equipment; then’ as’ an
instructor in the training school
attached to. the factory. In

December, 1976, he took up a’

post as manager of a computer
unit. at'the medical school of
Nottingham University.

Baha'i administration is a

topic of concern to all Baha'is
because there is no paid ciety:
in the Baha'i:Faith, Rather, in

localities where at least’ nine
adult believers reside, there is
a local ‘Spiritual “Assembly

. which: handles the local admin-

istration of the faith. Likewise,
there. are” National: Spiritual

Assemblies in most countries of. .
the world ‘and the Universal:

House of Justice at the World

Centre ‘of the Baha'i Faith ins

Haifa, Israel...
Baha'i . administration is
considered a topic of interest to

“, non-Baha'is because ‘it is the
“model given to the world by the «
prophet-founder ‘of \the Baha'i —

Faith,” Baha'u'llah, for. estab-
lishing world unity ‘and ‘ the
Most Great Peace. Through it;
a New World Order will be set’

‘up—a’ goal’ Baha'is all around |
-the globe are working towards. « °

Those looking for a poss- °
ible solution: to the problems of
world unity, are invited to a hese

- Giant 80-Foot Hole.

2A highways ministry crew

~ began work last week filling in”

an 80-foot hole in Nakusp.:

Highways® foreman:,Norm

Allen first called ‘in’ a.-40-ton

power.: pole: and

Geveral ruck: tir tires ‘that: drop-

ped into the oval-shaped chasm *
when it’ spened up behind s atire
shop Aug. 20,

In-one. ‘day: fleet of four
ped: 500 cubic ~

trucks had. dur]
yards of fill from a gravel pit a
mile away into the hole on Olive
‘Wanstall’s property.

The provincial government.
has agreed to Pay the'$40,000°,
cost cof the: fill

Bridge Results

a Three-and-a-half tables
‘took: part in “bridge — Monday,

when:meinbers ‘of the * Joy. -

} Keillor Bridge Club met at the'é
Hi-Arrow Arms with an avers 9

© Placing first. is’ Maryellen |
and Hubert Hanchak’ with 28;°
second,” Lorne: Musclow.’ and
John Frame: with’ 28.5; : third:

fadey and: Brian Brady

“second, Joy Keillor. and Marilyn’
-Joh ne with 45.6; Mary Ste- eal
with’

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