pleend ‘BS BUSINESS OPPT. nent CS NATURAL Food Store in West jue bar regiaarant y ie open ve pgm: He jecnesday p.m.: St. Alta’ Church basement: th. Anne ee or Nada 399-4419, .m.: Tarrys School. — Castles: Monday-8 p.m.: Health’ ip Santee, Opnalrs. Ph, Jeanette 365-! Santi? pies, eo compet- Columbia ne 138 Siresnoues ay isa fellow-ship of men and women who share each hers olsand andchildren. Arron jonday Sis Zohan Meet Been re. Meeting. Tuesday .: Dibeussion eat: Ing, Talrye School, ‘Wednesday & pe Discussion Meeting, ut eran Church basem & . ul . "3 Chui ent, bia Ave. Satui ein 3; Discussion Meeting, ore S Sn "ti, 385-0618 or 368-3583 toy to meet iiberat tractive for simple country ing. 4 chil jave bom itul tand, small business, no debts. Letter, Bho to, phone num: Ber ito, cio legar News, Boe R, Coatiogat iar JACENS a ae arin tarot and pal pra problems a full Gate or bith wt $10 ie 2693 East Hest! pgs Sue Street, couver, B.C. va 25. Phone 255-324 Zz We prepare $100 Pius f mag tees. phone — : ast. nF Gul OF nore Rrermation call The Law Dames, M.B.A.. ULB fail tees t 12°800-683-3635 (in couver,aroe call 687-2642). ‘Char. - diverted va acre ‘Thi CASTLEGAR NEWS, February'l3, 1980 The Country Parson» by Frank Clack a Stop smoking program. ° for Trail area OF the 21 persons who started the Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking last Sunday." evening at the Castlegar and, District Hospital, 19 have faithfully followed the plan ; and are no longer smoking. Dirk Zinner of the’ Five - Day Plan, who reports the ‘A An foying memory of my father ig u 10 pasted away Februar 17) 1878. Time wilt slowly take away the In But the memories will last forever. — Your son and eed Denny and _ LEGALS Application for a Water Licence eae ‘Act B bey? & Elles on eat of Site 37, 8.5. legar, Boraby pl v3 the Comptroller of ater ohis for a licence an water out of Columbia Fiver ' which flows south and as charges Into U.S.A. and notice of Pe arene to" Man int ol diversion: il be ited af east end of Lot 1 The quantity of water to be or which 6 8 ,furpose, for wi 8 water wilt be uae fs irrigatl The fand or mine on which ihe water willbe vasd ta Lot 13 of Lot 4596 Koot ery Pl Acopy of this application, was posted on the 23 November, 1979 at the pi point of diversion a as of the dam and on the land water is to be eed an ‘two co} see wit ee (ee ny theatlicaorine ter Recorder Nelson, B.t oe day ‘al a signed copy. g the aeree,, Ignatui wrgaappltcnt Wd. Ko bed of first publication: Fel EMERGENCY AND SURVIVAL Adventuresome snowmobil- ers often plan off-beat safaris into, wil as or where HERS * population di density is slight. strips, req) wire considerable advance Mlanmng. i area of concern is an a procedure. Tf the ‘What really | sNeleon eeeenkee centre vey ver n St., open Tuesd: ays 7 9 Dp. Saturdays 2-4 p.m. formation 913 Grooming, ir Subniea cond should happen, the snow travelers are dependent upon their own ingenuity to reach their destination or re- turn safely Whether the jaunt is for an afternoon or a three-day week- end, the Mercury. snowmobile authorities recommend that your SHASHEEN KENNELS (Reg.) NELSON 352-2164 DANCE bands and mobile Oleco available for any t; of engage- Ment. Ph. 362-7. yee alse survival should include emergency tools such as: spark plug wrench, emergency Starter rope, a vari- os of wrenches with the proper sockels or openings, pliers, flash- Wight, flatblade and Philips head rede rivers and a sharp hand ne Spare parts in sufficient Mr. Nick Popoff would Hike to to thank “all their many frienda and relatives whe attended ct ‘cochin: at fori their ‘nate a the preparation and servin: ng of the dinner. May God Bless —Mr. ‘and Mra, "Nick Popott 3 ognized her catlon. God hae ns. feasons whieh reasons we cannot -_ rcp minsod ‘a arya bared ‘by fi 4 arya and Georgie, Rone shaiey, and variely are also “must” items. Carry spa: rk plugs, drive belt, fan belt and head- light and taillamp bulbs. Emergency equipment serves special consideration like- - . Stow spare fuel, food ra- tions, water, first aid kit. flares keys, extra clothing. een and a length of nylon rope. A citizens band radio can also be valuable if the off-road journey puts you many pales away from shelter or assistan Survival is as dependent on action as on equipment. Don't panic. Think and decide on a plan of action. Stay together. Melt snow for water if neces- sary. You can survive for a Shettes Make a signal. Use fire, smoke, flares or lay out a na- tional distress signal in the snow with branches, parts or anything dark. Make it large enough so that it can be see by an ACCOMMODATION To assist our new employees, Cominco requires an up-to-date listing of dation in the Trail, Rossland, Fruitvale and Castlegar areas. outcome of the program, says that he believes these 19 are well over the ‘hump: He warns however, that they are not necessarily free’of the tobacco habit, even though they have not smoked for several days. The group voted to have what they called an “alumni get-together” and will be meeting on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. Requests have been re- ceived for a repeat of this _ course, and the next Five- Day Plan to Stop Smoking to be held in this area will be Feb. 17 - 21, 7:30 p.m., at the Trail Regional Hospital. The Seventh-day Adven- tist Chureh, which sponsors the Five-Day Plan, currently has teams in scores of cities endeavoring to help those who want to break the. smoking habit, adds Pastor Zinner. Currently three to five such plans are under way every week in B.C. commun- ities. % Smokers desiring to par- ticipate in the next plan or desiring more information can write: Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking, 1471 Colum- bia Ave., Trail, B.C. V1R 137. A valuable. service Lewetiya €. Fletcher Principal Bob McLure, * teachers and students of Salmo Elementary School are grateful for the valuable vol- unteer. services of their tea- cher aides, ‘The teacher aide pro-. grams have been in existence for 10 or 12 years in various school districts throughout the province and have the approval of superintendents and schoo] boards. The aides are volunteers . — mostly parents or neigh- bors ‘of students, who are permitted to serve in every ‘wapacity. except the actual teaching’“done |by regular teachers. They tele to pro- duce good : public ., _ At Christmas, ‘the aldes are invited to 2 luncheon given in recognition of their services. A wide variety of clubs is made possible by teacher aides. On Jan. 25, the Ymir School joined with the Salmo School in the initiating of club. programs with the help of 25 mothers, One of the activities is the swimming club. An- other is the spinning club. Some men aides, as well as women aides, have served, though there are not many men in the program this year. ° Some duties of the vol- unteer teacher aides are in- and contribution of special talents. One of the most impor- to read well, another to help them to spell correctly, still another to increase math- ematic skills through drill For special occasions such as “Open House,” aides help students in making posters, developing projects, ‘Opi displaying children’s work | and mounting pi ‘There are many clerical jobs in which the aides assist, such as keeping feourds: marking and sults of tests. They. also help class “SU STANTIAL COMPLETION PROSECT:: Additions to Kinnaird Junior Secondary School: . OWNER AND CONTRACTOR: ‘School District No. 9 (Castlegar) . 3220 - Planners 42.- 8th Avenue South .. Cranbrook, B.C. ‘ Notice is hereby given that as ‘of Wednesday, January 30, 1980 the Additions to Kinnaird Junior Secondary School, School District No. 9 (Castlegar), : is certified substantial ly complet . NIXON & BROWNING ARCHITECTS & COMMUNITY PLANNERS » IN ACCORDANCE WITH ~ THE MECHANICS LIEN ACT | in’ routine support, with audio-visual u and | re- with cler- - and moving to as- ning a: “week, yet another, - two mornings, others for a full day. But most come for just one morning or after- noon per week. They work mostly with small groups and thus are able to give more individual help than is pos- sible in large classes. One of their most important tasks is to help students with their reading. Some teacher aides serve in more than one class: Seven aides, the largest group, assist in the kinder- garten. Aides also assist on the Salmo Ski Hill and ac- company students on field trips. - ical jobs, supervisory. activi- ties, classroom housekeeping With kindergarten, Grade 1, and: handicapped the aides help with A friendship ‘that became inseparable “Maud Rogers and her pet water spaniel dog were inseparable friends. When Maud suffered an acute ap-,' pendicitis attack and died at’ the age of 17 her pet lay. down at the gate te her house and refused to move until he also died. - z Maud's family erected a memorial to her and her faithful dog in Oak Hill Cem- etery, east of Springfield, Illinois. The lone inscription reads, “Waiting for Maud — 1870 - 1888.” . served ‘recently putting on and taking off coats, hats and rubbers. They also help students in putting and picking up classroom terials, ae Aides who have ‘special abilities such as playing musical instruments ean greatly ‘assist: students in developing musical talents. 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