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Castlegar News October 6, 1985

‘COMMUNITY NEWS

Rossland Light Opera Players

Auditions.

FOR FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
RLOP Hall Rossland — 7:30 p.m.

4

OCTOBER 7. — Decri
Story Outline

OCTOBER 10 — Auditions for Principal

Roles

OCTOBER 15 — Auditions for’Chorus

parts

New members are very welcome

tion of roles

SELKIRK COLLEGE

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Dana: Oct, 23, 7-' 9p. m. Fee: $15 neheel included)

Registration deadline: Oct. 20

Cardio:

saver
health-related education.
Date: Nov. 4, IT,

$20 (manual included)
Registration deadline: Oct. 28

For more intormation contact

Selkirk College

CASTLEGAR CAMPUS
Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 331

i (CPR) Bacis lor ll
For those-who have already taken the
course, or who have a background in

12, 7-9 p.m, (3 sessions)

365-7292

heart

“boy, born Sept. 24

“MOTORCYCLE PROGRAM . .-- First motorcycle rider
courses offered in the area began this summer.
Program meets B.C. Safety Council standards and is
conducted by Trail Driving School. Pictured above are
two recent graduates of the program, along with
others who are involved.

Shown (from left) are,

“Harold Branton, chief instructor, Syd Baies of Syd’s
Cycle, suppliers of the motorcycles, graduates Myrna
Brost and Tom Logan, RCMP constable Terry Skarbo,

Leora’ Brost,
School.

operator-instructor of

Trail Driving

On Room Rate
with this Coupon

WE FEATURE:

Jefferson House provides

from city centre.

Call tor Reservations
112-509-624-4142

Otte

clip
and Save!

itchens ¢ Courtesy Van
© Heated Pool ® Continental Breakfast

enjoyable,
secure, comfortable lodging within 3 minutes

Advanced reservations
required. Subject to space availability.

apstes Dec. 31, 1985, Not valid Sept. 2510 Oct. 10. 1¥85,

Jefferson Jtouse
MOTOR /NA/

By JOHN CHARTERS
Ron Ross, Chairman of the
Castlegar Rotary Club stu-

way and Japan, respectively.
John Walton is preparing to
leave for South Africa.

dent jom-
mittee, is doing preliminary
interviews with high school
students wishing to take part
in the program.

The club is presently host-
ing three visiting students,
Kimiko Mitobe from Japan,
Nelly Hierera from Mexico
and Lennie Rodriguez from
the Phillipines.

Two local students are
presently overseas, Tammy
Sovenor in Denmark, Wendy
Basson and Teresa Lamb in

Two local students are
presently overseas, Tammy
Sorenson in Denmark, Wen-
dy Basson in Brazil, ‘and

quiet,

Sthand
Jetferson
in Spokane

Cullock and Julie Higgins are

recent returnees from Nor-

For Your Convenience We're. -

OPEN MONDAY

WIN
———

Two subscribers nom
strip of 5 Pacific Express Ticket

365-2912
365-7145
365-2955
365-7787
365-2155
365-3666
365-3311

365-5944
eos * SUPPLIES
schon 365-2175
365-7252
CHIMNEY CLEANING
ORD PLACE
Seana Ave
CONVENIENCE STORES

JOHNNY'S GROCERY B GAS
2593 Broadwater Robson

Laiepdinct room STORES

365-6141
365-7941
a

365-3255
(365-7782

365-7813 ~

EXCLUSIVE WOMEN'S CLOTHING
GINETTE’S CREATION

7, 260 Columba Ave Costiegor

io 3asta793
S Clow BIS TOM Ace

Teresa Lamp in Japan. Chris *

nor-

nally stay for one year, living

with and becoming a part of
their four host families. It is
not essential, Ross empha-
sizes, that the host father of
the family be a Rotarian. In
fact, he says the broader ex-
perience for the student and
the community, the better.
Since the program is aimed
at the concept of furthering
world peace and uhderstand-
ing, the candidates are care-
fully selected and are expec-
ted to act as ambassadors to
the host country, as well as
representatives of their own.
Thus, the which

of drugs is cause for instant
dismissal. Pocket money is
provided for the host club,
while all other expenses —
travel and clothing — must
be borne by the. student's
own parents.

In return, the. students
give programs to the Rotary
Club and are expected to
make themselves available
also to speak or give pro-
grams to any community
organization or group re-
questing them.

‘The exchange program has
become increasingly popular
is better known.

Candidates are senior high
school students at the Grade
11 and 12 levels. Rotary also
at the

are laid down for these stu-
dent ambassadors is fairly
rigid.

They are expected to share
in all the family activities and
responsibilities, making the

host family a part of their~

post-graduate and graduate
level to university students,
as well as study teams for
young professional and semi-
professional men.

Any student who wishes
more information on the ex-

PACIFIC

2S SS A

TICKETS

Te
Coulecird Ploro

FLOWER SHOPS
TUUPS FLORAL CO.
V123- 4th Ave

HEALTH FOOD
MOTHER NATURE'S PANTRY
a ntown Castiega:

Ri
CASTUEGAR NEWS,
‘ofumbio Ave.
KEL PRINT
623 Columbo
qe mn Ave

RESTAURANTS
EASTGATE GARDENS
932 Columba Ave.

SPORTS
TUDOR SPORTS
1010 ath $1

(365-7414

WICKER & GIFTS
ROSE'S SouTIQUE
‘Above Bobs Poy n Tobit

WOOL -
WOOL WACO!
OContieowrd Piore

AUTOMOTIVE
HERITAGE CHEVROLET, OLosmosnt
Nelson Ave Toll Free

112-800-332-4893
352-2518
352-6661

352-6031
354-4402

NELSO

HARDWARE

Tunothaio ELECTRIC BPLUMBING SUPPLY

wooo. watiancs HARDWARE CD.
393 Boker

HEALTH FOODS

NATURES HEALTH PRODUCTS
“433 Jovephine’

STEREO 2 TV

Tre Rowiond Ave trod” 368-3517

RESTAURANTS aan!

TON PLIZA
1612 Boy Ave.

own. They are expected to
attend the local equivalent of
high school and take as full a
program as possible.
Consumption of alcohol
under 21 is illegal (virtually
all are under 19) and the use

soon mg
RENT-A-BOBCAT =

____ With Operator)

change program should call

Students interviewed

RON ROSS
... interviews
Ron Ross for a preliminary
interview at 365-8455 (busi-

15:
wishing to host an exchange
student is asked Mth
same number anytime.

Dark, stormy
in Septembe:

By CasNews Staff

It was a dark and stormy
September in Castlegar——
and cold too.

And-that’ jeans
typical” of the city's weather
for the month, according to
monthly weather summary
issued by the Castlegar wea-
ther office.

“The mean temperature
for the month was only 11.9C

People’s insulation Services

CHIP

$50

crant CONTINUES

At 33'/s % Off Customer Price up to $500.

Available on homes built before Sept. 1

We also insulate comme

1977.

cial buildings

and new homes

FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL
WALLY AT 365-7150 OR BILL AT 226-7705.

which ties the all-time record _

low set in 1970,”
says.

In~addition,—total_rainfall

the-month_was 92.4mm,

the report

On Sept. 5 and 6, 35.7mm
of rain fell-in 24 consecutive
hours, smashing the old rec-
ord for the month set on
Sept. 21, 1972.

“Lots of clouds kept sun-
shine hours down most of the
month. However, a ridge of

high pressure returned us to .

sunshine for the last 10 days,
hence sunshine hours were
all below normal but nowhere
near a record,” the report
says.

‘A new daily minimum rec-
ord was set Sept. 22 and a
record low minimum was set
Sept. 23.

. Births -&-Funerals

‘ IRTHS

* ASHLEY — To Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Ashley of Rossland.-o girl, born
Sep’

COCK — To Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
Block of Meadow Creek, a boy.
born Sept. 27.

FERGUSON — To Mr. and Mrs,
Steve Ferguson of Montrose, o
boy, born Sept. 23.

Fi Seto and Mrs.
Willard Fiala of Trail, a boy.
rn Sept ‘
GIRARDIN — To Mr. and Mes
Bruce Girardin of Rossland, a
GRAV/DEVLIN — To Ted Grav
and Rachel Devlin of Castlegar, o
boy. born Oct.

HELGREN — To Mr. and Mrs.
John Helgren of Salmo. a girl,
born Sept. 25.
LGHTFOOT — To Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Lightfoot of South Slocan, a
girl, born Sept. 24.

MALM — To Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Malm of Rivervale, a boy born
Sept.-23.

MARTIN — Tome. and Mrs. Terry
Martin of Rossland. a boy. born
Sept.

OSTGAARD — To Mr. and Mrs
Dennis Ostgaard of Fruitvale, a
boy, born Sept. 27.

PENNER — To and Mrs.
Wally Penner of Nelson, 0 boy.
born Sept. 28

RICHARDS - to Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Richards of Nelson, o
boy. born Sept, 27.

FUNERALS
BARABONOFF - loura
Barabonolf of Nelson died Sept.

Lisa
Castlegar: grandchildren Blaine
‘and Corinne.

Frederick (Fred)
Sept. 28 at

BROWN —
Brown of Nelson

Davina; sons and doughters-in-
law Ken and Judy, Allan and
Christine. Dennis and Kien; six
grandc brothers and
sisters-in- low. Bill and Peg and
Jack and Ve:

CARSCADDEN — Keith Wen-
tworth Carscadden. of Nelson
died Oct. 1 at age 77. He is sur-
vived by his wife Roberta:
daughters Anne Dallison of
Calgary and Muriel Gaye
Douglas of Vancouver: son

Robert of Nelson: Aing, gran:
dchildren; sister Lillian Carscod-
den of Vancouver.

FIRKINS — Edno Louisa Fitkins,

formerly ot Trail, died Sey

Victoria at age’ 69. She

vived by her husband Whitney
ghter-Carol Olwer et:

orial dohations ‘may
Be eat fund,
Box 310. ir !
McKAY — Kenneth McKay, tor-
merly of Trail, died At in
Nanaimo at’age 79.
vived by two sisters,
Wilcox of Nanaimo and another
in Scotland; two brothers, one in
Scotland and John Fanini of Trail.
‘eased by his wife

‘Memorial donations may be
mode to the charity of one’s
choice. x
McKERRACHER — Vance
McKerracher, formerly of Trail,
died Sept. 16 in Glendale, Calif.
at age 47. Born in Oliver, Mr.
McKerracher took a four-year

children,
grandchildren;
McKerracher of Trail:

Elktord; sister lynette Wwichel ot
Ventura, Calit

MONAGHAN ly
1

at age 82. by
daughters Georgina Carlson of
Trail and Mary Schosnrath ot
Burnaby; sons Chai of Bur-
naby and John of calgary: sisters
Georgie Driscoll of Prince Ed-
ward Island, Marion McSorley ot
Toronto and Georgetta Driscoll
of St. Paul, Minn.; brother Lorne
Driscoll of P.E. grai
dchildren; seven —_great-
grandchildren. e was
predeceased by her husband in
1939.

ROZEK — John Paul Rozek, for-
merly of Rossland, died Sept. 28
in Victoria at age 61. He is sur-
vived by — his: wi eggy

daughters Christine Freeborn of
Fruitvale and Judy Kelly of Bur-
naby: sons John of Surrey, Allan

Joe of Windsor, Ont. and Edward
of Toronto; sisters Stella of
Bowmanville, Ont. and Marie,
Anne and Leona of Toronto;
eight grandchildren and several
nieces and nephews.

16’ in ‘Stock, other sizes available.
Now at introductory prices!

Henne'’s Marina

On the Arrow Lakes, 2% miles from Castlegar.

365-3219

SINGER Futura sewins
odel, $11

fable ond tour chairs, $100.
Folding playpen, $40. 368-7665"
USED “GUNS ‘bought and

Cash or trode. Wises

Rossland. 1-362-5171.

machine, ‘
Chrome

CHAIN SAWS -

Parts — Sales — Service

“SNOW TRAILS

——~SALES & SERVICE.
502-12th Ave., Genelle;
693-2382

For Better or For Worse”

CHEVY & FORD WHEELS, 315.
359-7815. 3/78

BOYS Til Devil” skates. Sie: 0:

11, $20. Ph. 399-4178.

SATELLITE
SALES

Complete systems
available!
Starting at

ia" HITACHT COLOR TV. Ex-
cellent condition, $17:
Rencsenic VCR PV1720, $1000
-ago, asking $700 or
$800 tor bot 365-6784. 3/79
1971 MF backhoe loader, $7400.

Goldblat_spray ceiling _textu
machine $550--3-ft “concrete
365-2309

3/75

power . trowel, $500.
FIREWOOD

FOR SALE

PHONE

365-3287

THREE GOOD WINTER us

G78-15. $40 each or 3 for $100.

Apply at Castlegar N.

Columbia Av

TWIN BED, dresser, round metal
tio table with umbrella, cot,
eadboard, dine! 6694.

was

*1200_

On the spot tinancin
available O.A.C.

UKE NEW accordion, $300 View at
Trombone, HILLTOP SERVICE
- 385. Or Call
LORNE FELLOWS,
365-2925 Eves.

Open daily 9.a.m
Farms, Ollver, B.C. 298: 273. 12, $30. Two pair older

9and 10, $25

COW MANURE, Syard: loads.
$160. azrard loads,

7926.
APPLES
FOR SALE .

© Spartan
© Golden Delicious
¢ Jonathon _

nets

Sot. & Sun. all cars
$8.95 (ein. 2 days)

ALUMINUM sheets.

¥
inexpensive roofing, siding. or ‘7 Per box & Up
They can even be

MIDWAY
GLASS & MIRROR
Gloss Replacements
Sealed Units * ICBC Claims

FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY
CASTLEGAR & TRAIL AREA

For Juice & Sauce
used for vi ¢ barriers and an
kind of weber carries construc. }2.00/box
used, printing press Also Winter Pears
niches) 3225 Broadwater Rood
Robson

SELLING YouR House fil
BUT CONNIE ,WEVE BEEN
NEIGHBORS FOR Yerrs!

You
ives oh e charge. U;

mey be odveriised, but the
ticles must not total over $20

may advertive in this mee
10 two items

or.
ond

item must have its price
jed. We will run your od tor
es.

9 YEAR old Anglo Arab 3

Needs expecienced rider
__ Ph. 355-2293. - _

WILL HAUL away livestock car-
casses, Phone 35/-9984 alter 6

pan.

FREE ESTIMATES

Call George Ross
‘Shop Manager

READERS ot the Castlegar News,
through newspaper s
membership in the B.C.

1
S109 pe
lace your 2:
Classitied
u homes. Your Action Ad
in nearly 80

4 2212 tor details.

ANTIQUE Whitney piano, $700,

ly Castlegar Ni:
Reply Ave.” Castlegar: some work needed. 365-3130.
379

jumbia Ave., Castlegar.tin/22

604 - 200th Ave.

Castlegar — 365-2394

MAC APPLES, cheap. M.
Clement, 35th nue, N.
Ereston (Erickson). 428.966!

FILTER QUEEN VACUUM — Parts
and service. 693-236' 10/79

USED Fi type fireplace in-
Seri. Firm price $600. 365-5389. zs
3/7

SWCOLEMAN
RANCH LTD.

STATIONERY SUPPLIES
PHOTOCOPYING
use WEDDING STATIONERY

GENERAL PRINTING

VINEYARD
Bulk Grape Sales _
Wine and Table Varieties

Rates
First 10 Words $3.50
Additional Words 15¢
3 Insertions for Price of 2
7 Insertions for Price of 4
Special Reduced Rates for
13x, 18x, 26x, $2, 104%

re Also Available

499-5920
- L S&Kel Prinr&2

499-2801 i
i 623 Columbia Avenue
365-6385

METAL UTILITY TRAILER,
cellent tor hauling wood, $175. GUTTERS
bor for recreation room, $75. af- Heavy Ge oluminurm: Seen:
ter 1 p.m ou: oer leakproof guaran-
Call Mr,

MR. AND MRS. BOB PALMER
. wedding anniversary

Couple celebrates
AOth anniversary

Bob and Ann Palmer of
Castlegar celebrated. their
40th wedding anniversary
Sept. 29 with a family gather-
ing and dinner at the Ootis-
chenia home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Bruce and
Marcia Palmer.

The Palmers were matried

DAILY
AIR SERVICE
TO CRANBROOK

Depart Castlegar
8 a.m.
To connect with PWA
Eastbound Flights

CALL TOLL FREE

112-800-663-7047
RESERVATIONS — 365-7701

Castlegar Airport

See the new

Tues.,

HUSQVARNA

SEWING
SEMINAR

computerized
machines including the new Husqvarna
Prisma 980 in action on

2t04p.m.a

Factory Trained Representative
Sally Richmond will be at the:

sewing

Oct. 8

Waneta Plaza
Trail 364-1066

Sept. 29, 1945 in Chickester,
England. Mr. Palmer was
serving with the third Regina
Riles while Mrs. Palmer was
with the British | Women's
Land Army.

Mr. Palmer was repatriat-
ed back to Canada in January
1946 and his new bride fol-
lowed in March.

Mr. Palmer retired a few

. years ago after a career in
purchasing positions in the
construction industry.

Besides Bruce, the Pal-
mers have three other sons.
Ken and his wife Patricia live
at Christina Lake, David and
his wife Carol live at Genelle,
and Bill lives in Oshawa, Ont.
There are six grandchildren.

Rubber Stamps

Made ‘to Order.
CASTLEGAR NEWS

197 Columbia Ave.
Phone 365-7266

| VINYL SIDING | NYL SIDING

* Installed by Professionals

* Aluminum or Vinyl Soffits

* Focia Cover

* Aluminum Siding

* Wood or Aluminum

Windows and Patio Doors

Ine est Price tor te
Sow your

FREE ESTIMATES.

COLUMBIA VINYL
Day or Night 365-3240

Attention Getters

25¢ for each time ad appears.
(Minimum charge 75¢.)

3eq)
insertions. L

64¢ por agot
section: 48¢ per agate line for

te

= BERNINA, OMEGA. RICCHI
& BROTHER SEWING
MACHINES & SERGERS
BROTHER & SMITH CORONA
TYPEWRITERS
New and Used
Don't void your warranty,

1g your machine

serviced elsewhere

Scissor Sharpening $1.50

UNION PETERS
SEWING & OFFICE
CENTRE

623 Front Street, Nelson
(Across trom West Arm Plaza)

354-4688 or 365-7041

=| @

Run your
claisified : word ad
twice at regular
price and get the
third insertion”

NO EXTRA
CHARGE
ertions for Price of 4

RECLINERS, eS lf $100 Singer
ewing M jainut desk
mod: S110, Exere ar $100. Pair
Ski oats new $15 women's
est (for people with
bock “oroblgms) $15, Ph. 365;5241 365-2633 —
thn/
COUCH and chair $50. Kenmoi
‘washer, Good condition $150. he
365-

5385 after 5 p.m. 2181 Columbia Ave.

FOR APPOINTMENT CALL

K.C. Pet Mart Ltd.

tins 74

SURPLUS SiMSS

OPEN 7 DAYS
Salmo

357-2118

ZERO clearance -Acorn type

&
“You can't expect others “*"°8*-
to heed your crit m while
you ignore theirs.’ i

GENELLE RECREATION hos for
je, by b cae oil tank,

tobi
until "Oulobert 3 . For in-
formation phone 693-5560. 3/78

fireplace plus insulated chimney.
Asking $175. Ph. 399-4178. _3/

DUO-HEAT oil/wood furnace.
Best 365-3221 3/80

19 LAYING Rane. one-| veers pla
$1 each. 365-767

SINGLE BED. sa 365-6297. a9
ONE pair 13” Vega rims with
‘4 thread, recap winter tires.
365-5608. 3/79

dee
eterna,
Svailobie immediatsh
5693 otter Sp.m-
PAIR of boys grey dress pants,

Size Medium brown cord’ EVERBEARING strawberry plants.
Psite8 $15-tor bath. sine 12 dozen 00 per deren Phe
93. /

TWO beet for sale. 359-7195.

3/79

poss BOARDED. Alca Kennels,
Salmo. 357-9984
tin/27

INSULATED CANOPY for 8 box.
$200. § 359-7815 or 359-7904 al otter.

Chicken Manure

Mother Nelo

wi
vertising items for so Gainer. 365.3240, 104/23
olweys: odvl TOP SOIL, grovel, fill, drain rock.
Pa

any readers won't pho: ul Legebokolt. 359:7926.1in/63
‘4 n/19

SET _OF COOPERALLS. Small size
. Skates Dectits size
365-3976 atter 4 7 9

ALL MAJOR
APPLIANCES REPAIRED

B&C HOME APPLIANCES
REPAIR LTD.

AGHT--weedsiave—with

© and catalytic. damper,
excellent condition, $575. 365:
2858. 179

_FRIDGE/ STOVE $500. Fridge
MsClace: ptr tov"

Delivered in 4-Yd. Loads

ARMSTRONG

Call 359-7196

365-5451 or 364-0411

idrver, formal

Poyment may be made by

through the mail.

be charged, but a $1
billing charge will be made if
the ad is not paid for seven
days after it first appears.
{This $1 charge does NOT ap-
ply to Visa and MasterCard
charges.)

=)

Action Ads Deadline

Print your Action Ad on a
separate piece of paper and
mail to:

Action Ads :

Box 3007
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
1N 3H4
The Castlegar News reser

th to classit a under
1@ right ty ods under

Help Wanted. ‘must comply
with the-British Columbia
Human Rights Act. Thi
states no advertisement m:
state or imply a preference,
limitation, or specification, on

the ee
tenance of public decency
AND prior approve een
tained through the Human

R Regnte Branch).

FREEZER, washer
3

CLIP AND SAVE
CANADIAN MONEY
AT PAR

with this coupon
thru Mon., Oct. 14

VOID ON SALE ITEMS

Ss E-Z KNIT Ue Nerin Mate: Colville, &

RENT
THIS
SPACE
365-5210

DRY mixed firewood. For
delivery phone 365-6693. 7/79
METAL —teawagon, $20, dee)
$100. Bdrm. suite wit

s, $500. Dining table,

two chairs: $350. Blue armchair.
Lawnmower, $75.

3/79

Oee HIVES, | 1984 | Yamaha
ter, 1977 Mo-ped. 365-3034.

RUSSELL
AUCTION HOUSE
New & Used
Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793

CUT IN APPROXIMATE

BRAND NEW boys CCM Tock
hockey skates, size 4. 365-

NOW "TAKING registra

ing and day
flosse
Saturday,

morning.
teacher. R.
3505.

Certil
& R. Ceramics SoS.

2% LB. BLOCKS
Try
Our Free
Samples!

APPLES — Twice as good at holt
rice of store produce. Palmers
Osborne's), 3633 Broadwater

Road. 365-7873. 79

The Ministry of Human Resources
is looking for interested people

to provide a

Temporary Home for
Children in an Emergency

We will pay you a monthly retainer to reserve one
or two beds for our use. You will also receive tun-
ds to covér the child's expenses: while in your

home. ,
ig

+ IF YOU ARE INTERESTED
PLEASE CONTACT

Dana Campbell
at 365-8544

—

You can make

a difference.

«ean do for you. Fran.

eae Set Se
eatery
es?
tuner
Downtown Squore

MILD YELLOW

With coupon in CKQR 760 Flyer

365-3737

SEE whot Mary Koy cos:
365-7857.

tia 33

FRANKLIN wood stove $60., Ph,

TAKING Orders for excellent
sides of grain-
80¢/Ib.

PROVINCE WIDE

CLASSIFIED

ONLY
$109.
for details!
Classified Ad:
365-2212

Se

Mozzarella _.
SUNFLOWER SEEDS

$24° @

In Shell. 50 Ibs. (Limited stock)

Only at

MOTHER NATURE’ S
276 Columbia P ANTRY 365-7750

Downtown
Castlegar