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' CastléSii News December 8, 1985

COMMUNITY NEWS

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Was tots SrIOUSE

Mon. - rears 9:30 - 5:30
China Creek

“Drive a Little to Save a Lot”

CHRISTMAS SEASON
SHOPPING HOURS

Now in Effect until Christmas
Mon. - Fri., 9:30.a.m. - 9 p.m.
Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

On Room Rate
with this Coupo!

_ WE FEATURE: © Kitchens ¢ Courtesy Van
© Heated Pool ¢ Continental Breakfast

Jefferson House provides enjoyable, quiet,
secure, comfortable lodging within 3 minutes
from city centre. Advanced reservations
required. Subject to space availability,

Call tor Reservations
112-509-624-4142

Ofer expires Dec. 31, 1985. Not valid Sept. 25 to Oct. 10, 1985

Jefferson Jiouse

ond Save!

MOTOR. INAS sata,

MR. AND MRS. PETER LINDENHOFF
. . September ceremony

— Vogue Photo by Michoe!

Couple united
in marriage

In a Sept. 28 ceremony,
Ana Isabel Macedo, daughter
of Ernesto and Maria Macedo
of Castlegar, and Peter Hen-
ry Lindenhoff, son of Roy and
Maureen Lindenhoff of Nan-
aimo, were united in mar-
riage at St. Rita’s Catholic
Church.

‘Father Herman Engberink .
officiated the ceremony. Car--

los Pacheco and Kurt Rob-

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Downtown
Castlegar

Fruit & Nut
Gift Baskets a

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Pantry

Downtown
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“ceremonies —

erts were the altar boys and
Rudy Baff was the organist.
Musicial selections included
the’ traditional wedding
march and Ave Maria.

Helena Macedo, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor.
Elaine Scollan and Jean
Johnson were : bridesmaids,
and Diana Talarico was the
flowergirl.

Rodney Wozny was best
man and the ushers were
Brian Pritchard and Tony
Amaral. The bride's brother,
Richard Macedo, was the
ringbearer.

Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at the
Fireside banquet room. Brian
Pritchard was master of

Brady gave the toast to the
bride.

Guests attended from
Thunder Bay, Ont., Etobi-
coke, Ont., Prince George,
Surrey, Nanaimo, Courtenay,
Trail and Castlegar.

Following a honeymoon in
Kelowna and Vernon the
couple now resides in Castle-

SHAW CABLE
CUSTOMERS

On Friday, November 22,

1985 the board of directors of Shaw

Cablesystems Ltd. rejected a modified union shop (closed shop) deman-

ded by the IBEW 1003.

Union members in the Trail, Castlegar and Nelson operations
have been on a legal strike since August 13, 1985 over this remaining

issue.

The board did approve wage increase proposal subject to the |
union’s withdrawal of their demands for a union shop (closed shop), but
this has been turned down by the IBEW members.

Shaw Cable holds to their belief that all employees should have
the right to choose whether or not they wish to belong to a union. Curren-

tly, under the federal government's

“Rand Formula”

non-union

bargaining unit employees pay union dues, whether they join the union

or not.

The term “union shop” can be misunderstood, Shaw Cable would
like to make it clear that we are not opposed to working with IBEW 1003,

as demonstrated in the past, but a “union shop”

provision where em-

ployees are given no choice but to join the union as a condition of em-
ployment is unacceptable to our company and remains the outstanding

issue in this dispute.

SHAW CABLE SYSTEMS B.C. LTD.

and Gordon”

Pulpit

& Pew

By GEORGE JAMES

Calvary Baptist Church

This article is copied from
The Chart and Compass,
edited by Pastor Bert Ache-
son of Toronto.

—-THE SOURCE OF

TRUE RELIGION
“And he shewed me a pure
river of water of life, clear as
- erystal, proceeding out of the
throne: of God and of the
Lamb.” Rev. 22:1

Christianity has been in
the world for almost 2,000
years, ‘yet the majority of
people today do not know
what constitutes a true
Christian.

It is an accepted fact that
water is always purest at its
source, but as it winds its
way down through the val-
leys and swamps it can be-
come so contaiminated and
polluted that it is unfit for
human consumption.

So it is with Christianity.
We must go back to its
source in the Book of Acts in
“the Bible and then we will
have no trouble understand-
ing what a true Christian
really is. :

Acts 11:26 says: “The dis-

ciples were first called Chris-
tians in Antioch.”

What is a disciple? A dis-
ciple is an individual who has
come to Jesus Christ in faith
and d Him

down to us by our respective
denominations.

Christ is the source of the
pure river of the water of life.
No religion or cult or den-
or human being

into their heart as Savior and
made Him the Lord and Mas-
ter of their life, disciplining
their. conduct according to
the teaching of His word in
the Bible. Disciple means
“disciplined one.”

These disciples were called
“Christians” and Christian
means one who personally
belongs to Christ by an act of
faith in Him.

Now let us sum it all up.
An individual who accepts
Christ as their Savior by
faith, and disciplines their life
according to His example and
teaching is a Christian.

As Christianity came down
through the centuries it be-
came polluted. as it passed
through the valleys and
swamps of human philoso-
phies and traditions.

Now we must watch that
our Christianity is not just an

has-been given the right to
dispense salvation.
Every person who will be a

true Christian must come to
°

Christ, the source, personally
and confess their sin to Him;
repent and believe in Him
alone for salvation.

Acts 4:12 “Neither is there
salvation in any other: for
there is none other name
under heaven given among
men, whereby we must st be
saved.”

Gift campaign
underway

By CasNews Staff

The Canadian Mental
Health Association is con-
ducting its annual Gift of
Hope campaign again this
year:

This year in B.C., the cam:
paign is attempting to pro-
vide Christmas gifts for each
of the approximately 6,000
patients in psychiatric facil-
ities in B.C.

The Trail branch of the
CMHA provides gifts in the

scarves, slippers or lingerie.

The CMHA asks in a news
release that the gifts be new
and unwrapped, as nursing
staff prefer to choose the
right gift for the right per-
son.

“Each gift is-an expression
of caring, a thoughtful ges-
ture which helps very much
in. the rehabilitation of a
mentally-ill person,” the re-
lease says.

Boxes marked Gift of Hope

outward
religious traditions handed

Brisco to talk
employment in Salmo

Kootenay West MP Bob
Brisco:will spend Monday in
the Village of Salmo, meeting
with constituents and the
local business community.

Brisco will address the
Salmo Chamber of Commerce
focusing on jobs, and what
the community can do to im-
prove its. employment pic-
ture.

“Salmo is an area which

seems to have a chronic un- -

employment problem,”. said
Brisco in a prepared release.
“But with proper guidance
and assistance, it, is a_com-
munity that can flourish. I am
confident about that.”- ~~
Brisco will be devoting
part of his speech to famili-
arizing Salmo residents and
businesses with the new
Canadian Jobs Strategy.

As well, Jack Roddis of the
Canada Employment Centre
in Nelson will be present to
answer specific questions
about the program. *

The Salmo. Chamber of
Commerce luncheon will be
held at Trapper John's Res-
taurant at noon.

Job openings

Details of these and other job
opportunities are available at:
rail Canada Cont:

835 Spokane Street
Phone: 368-5566

Employers interested in atten-
ding information sessions reger-
ding the: new Jobs
should contact the Em:
ployment Centre at 368-5566.

A certitified T

2 years related exper
is necessa Fy. (586M)

A representative of the Em-
ment Development Branch
Elil'be at the Teetl Employment
Centre Dec. 10 and 11 to assist
anyone considering a job
development project proposal.

to mere ¢,

. Trail,
and Fruitvale areas.

Volunteers are now collect-
ing and wrapping gifts selec-
ted for each patient accord-
ing to his or her preference.

The gifts are given at
Christmas parties at various
locations.

Gift suggestions include
boxes of candy or biscuits,
playing cards, cosmetics,
wallets or clothing such as

-are set up in C:

Rossland and Fruitvale.

This year’s campaign got a
boost last month with the
announcement that Pharma-
save stores would be sup-
porting the campaign.

All| Pharmasave stores
throughout B.C. are accept-
ing Christmas gifts and dona-
tions for the campaign, a
news release from the com-
pany says.

Fiddlers hold
meeting

A meeting of the Oldtime
Fiddlers Chapter 9, was held
Dec. 1 in the Castlegar Se-
nior Citizens Hall with 28
members and four guests
present.

A report was given on the

-successful—jamboree—and—
dance Nov. 23 in the Tadanac
Hall in Trail.

More. than 300 -attended
this event and everyone re-
ported an enjoyable evening.

It was decided to hold next
year's jamboree no later than
October when the weather is
more favorable and would al-
low out of town fiddlers to
attend.

The fiddle group held
its annual Christmas party
Dec. 7 in the Legion Hall in
Castlegar.

On Dec. 18 the group will
play for the Kiro Manor
Christmas party and some of
the group will play at Castle-_.
gar for the senior citizen's

ance.

On Dec. 19 some of the
group will play for the Col-
umbia View Christmas party.

The next fiddlers meeting
will be Jan. 5 at Castlegar
when plans will be finalized
for the fiddle contest to be
held April 12 in the Castlegar
arena complex.

REWARD $1,000

One thousand dollars reward is offered for information
leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or per-
sons found guilty of causing wilful damage to the distri-
bution plant and or property of Shaw Cablesystems B.C.

Ltd. in the Trail, Castlegar and Nelson Areas.

Please call the RCMP to report any damage or suspicious
behavior. Your call and name will be kept confidential.

SHAW CABLE SYSTEMS B.C. LTD.

Reward Offer

Expiry Date

November 30th, 1986

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December 8, 1985 -

HENNE’S MARINA

On the Arrow Lakes, 2/2 mi. from Castlegar

365-3219 =

IGH BMX BIKE. suitable tor
we ‘o. te, oe ‘old child. This bike
IT IS NEW.

Valued at $156, will sell tor $125,
Phone 365-664:

MUSKRAT =
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PAIR new coll Springs. Fit 69-70
Chev. $70. Four 31x10.50 15R

lenis 5 $650/3800-5365-0127 7037
THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT! 2
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INFANT CAR SEAT, $40. Carbed,
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Baby Valier, $30!Se5.
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INGLIS WASHER, older model in
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RIDING. LAWNMOWER, $500.
1984 Yamaha motor scooter,
$900. 1977 Honda Me

RUSSELL
AUCTION HOUSE
New & Used
Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793

USED GUNS bought and sold.
Cash or trade. Wises Hardware,
Rossionds a S171.

or recover yours.
Shutlleboord. Foos game. 365-

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Models & Crafts
‘Also Hobby Supplies
© For most ages
Special orders taken
© Personal Service
Mon. to Thurs. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

table sow (with extra
Diodes). $250. Gee hives $100

(each hive). Cratisman 20%
chainsaw. $260.365-3034. 3/98

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ED Golden
for_Christmos.
Guaranteed hips. $275 365-654
eves. 226-7867.

included. 365-5847 evenings.
tin/93

FORA LIMITED TIME ONLY — We

now have a plan that will

jour needs for a one- or two-

DOGS 8 SOARED: ‘sAlca Kennels,
Salmo. 357-'
even fw,

REGISTERED Sheltie pups,

mn.
" THE COURTYARD

Downtown Square
623 Columbia Ave.

(NEXT TO KEL PRINT)

80
more than 1.5 million reader
there is a $10 discount for

36S-: 2212 for details. ha 86
Christmas
Gift Idea!

Why nota

“GREENHOUSE”
Hydropleasure Garden

Pius other gift ideas such os
* Hydroponic Hobby Kits

K’s GREENHOUSES
-7320

SNOWBLOWER,

start. akike new, $500.
firescreen, $25. 365.
FIREPLACE,

electric
Brass
7/97

ANTIQUE TABLE and four chairs.
Pull out extension leaves on
table. ). Glass china cabinet,
$325. 0.8.0. 359-7855. 3/98

B & C HOME APPLIANCES
REPAIR LTD.
Lorge Parts Inventory

ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES REPAIRED.

365-5451 or 364-0411

IBANEZ Accoustic Guitar, $300.
Yomehe Sliver Flute, $300. 363:
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HAY for sole. Call Valley Feeds.
Grand Forks. 442-3050.

Farm Grown

CHRISTMAS
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ATOMIC AL, 175 em with Tyrol io
280 bindings, new. $2
‘Cabor ladies’ boots.
7886. = & 396

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tin/97

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Thank-You Notes
Monogrammed Napkins
Place Cards

Personalized Book Matches
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Social Stationery

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Costlegor

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197 Columbia Ave. ~
Castlegar

includes . Stove. $150 per
y jabte immediately
365- or 365-7446. 397

SEMI-FURNISHED, clean, 2 bdrm.

house. Scenic area in Thrums. 10
minutes from Castlegar. 399-
421 3/97

TWO BDRM. HOUSE, couple or
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Jon.

room apo! 2

facilities available. For more in-

formation call 365-6213. tin/45

ONE BDRM. bsmt. ie.

S230 / mony month. 365-6213, 365- 522.
in/90

Clean Furnished
One and two
housekeeping units.
All utilities included.

56

LARGE 1 bdrm. basement suite.
Also room/board for two, in
Robson. 365-8268. 3/96

2 BDRM. SUITE. Batchelor suite.
both parily furnished. 965.2188
or: (352-7774.

spacious grounds,
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ing’ heat, light and
TV. Weekly or by the month. 365-
365-3250 or 365-3727.
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1 BDRM. house, electric “heat,
Blueberry C $300/mo. Ph.

MOBILE HOME, nice country
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HOUSING CO-OP

Benelits
Yond stoble rents.

For more information phone
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RECLINER chair. yibroter. electric
365-574 + 5:00, 365:
$az3 otter 5 p. ae 3/98
CBC TV Antenna, hay for sale.
365-8344. 198

Would Furnish on Request
Ask for more information
Senior Citizen's retiring plan

STATIONERY SUPPLIES

Mountainview Agencies Ltd.

We are exclusive Listing Agents for CMHC
acquired properties in the Castlegar area..This is
an assortment of what is presently available for

Phone 365-2111

sale.

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VS ———,

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BLUEBERRY CREEK

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623 Col

FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY — We
now have a plan for senior

citizent.! 65 and over, for a one
or bdrm. apartment.
Wheelchair facilties available.
For more information coll 365.
23 ceri

BDRM. house in Robson.
$250/month. 365-6691 7/93
2 BDRM. opt. stows
utilities in ‘Ph. 365:
6538 after 6 p.m. tin/80

Limited
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Dec. - Jan. - Feb.
March & ' of April

365-5491
or 365-8292

Pilly furnished.
son townsite. Pearse second
week of December. B91.

THREE BDRM. trailer.

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hom:
ont Valley. 359- 7055.
3/98
MOBILE HOME with basement.
Private lot. Natural gas $295.
352-7712; viewing, 365-6542.
tin/98

DRM. HOUSE with carport,
ridge, stove. 550 -
Now. 382.5290.

TWO BLACK Polish Dwarf rab-
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359- 98
TOY ART ‘Auto Tronsport $12.

1207 COLUMBIA AVE.
CASTLEGAR

Remote control car with wire. $6.
365-5796. 3/98

FURNISHED 1 1 bdrm.

Private entrance. ‘Genvral
location. Castlegar. 495-6
collect.

CHILDS bouncing horse, $18. 365-
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