Sete NEWS, Thareey, January 18, 1979
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(Voice of the People / |

Second to None

Editor, Castlegar Newa: %
Mey I toke this eppertu-
nity to congratulate Mayor
Audrey Moore and her council
for providing the equipment,
the finances, resources and the
planning for the snow removal
program in Castlegar this year.
In my opinion, and I might say
in the opinion of many other
citizens with whom I have
talked, the city employees have
done an excellent job, These

Court News

In provincial court Thurs-

day Robert Batting, 32, of. .

Robson pleaded guilty to a
charge of common assault. He
was placed on six months’
Probation,

Raymond Bacin’ 22, of
Castlegar pleaded guilty to a

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/. Voice of the People

Editor, Castlegar News:

The Arthritis Society is
again very much indebted to
your paper and its helpful staff
for their continuing assistance
in bringing about a greater
awareness in your community
of our treatment, research and
education programs.

During 1978, the society
has expanded its territories to
reach more arthritis patients,
added a new mobile occupa-
tional therapy van, initiated
new drug studies, and in-
creased our campaign totals by
25 per cent. A new book “You
Asked About Rheumatoid Ar-
- thritis", edited by our medical
director also became available.

We were again studied by
a task force which is using our
provincial program as a proto-
type for a similar one being
developed in the United States,

My purpose in writing is to
say that your paper and your
community through their sup-
port are helping to make a
great deal possible for the
arthritis patient in B.C. and for
our society. We extend our

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R. J. Smith
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The Arthritis Society
B.C. Division
Vancouver, B.C.

L. A. (Tony) Geronazzo, Manager

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eating house. He was placed on
three months’ probation,
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In provincial court Jan. 9
Harvey Ray Collins, 63, of
Hedley pleaded guilty to a
charge of. driving while im-
paired. He was fined $700, or in
default 40 days in jail. He was
also placed on six months’
probation,

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Four separate charges of
being minors in possession
were heard. Pleading guilty
were Francis Robert Baff, 18, of
Castlegar, who was fined $25;
Donald D. Conkin, 17, of
Thrums, Guy, Basran and Nor-
man Command, both 18, and of
Castlegar, were! fined $50 each.

Gavin Marquis, is, of Rob-
son pleaded guilty to two
counts of theft over $200. He
was fined $500, or in default 30.
days on each count.

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employees have indeed ‘proven
to be a dedicated, hard-working
responsible group and a real
asset not only to their employer
but also to the citizens of this
area as well,

Recently I have visited

many, if not all, of our neighbor: .

ing communities in the West
Kootenays and a few communi-
ties in the East Kootenays as
well,, and as far as a, snow
removal program Is concerned,
Castlegar’s program is second
to none. Many
employees responsible, I ‘can
assure you your efforts are
greatly appreciated.

John Holden,

Castlegar, B.C.

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By LIN Hn AUSE
Interiors ; Beauiltul

“There's room at the top"
of many older homes. Check out
your attic for that extra space
you need before remodelling,

Take stock of the nize and
central height of the room and
check for soundness in the
floors and walls. Sufficient light

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and heating and
cooling and any structural
changes that are needed will
have to be determined,
Contact a good contractor
for ideas and estimates of jobs
where professional help is wise.
If there are windows to be
installed consider the many
new skylights and ‘bubbles’:
ae :
Playrooma - An altic is
ideal for small children as a
playroom. They have a room of
their own which is totally out of
the way while entertaining; the

extra ceiling height that would
be required by adults is not so
vital to children,

Consider carpeting the
whole room for sound insula-
tion, warmth and safety and
lots of cushions and storage
under the eaves for toys and

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Offices - With no noise
overhead it makes sense to
have a quiet retreat in an attic,
With the recent availability of
spiral staircases that require
less space than a regular
stairway, the problem of easy
access is solved.

Some furnishings may be

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is :By REV. ROYJ. HUBBEARD
entecostal

‘| An evangelist’ was talking
sto a. young. man. who had
‘decided to let Christ Jesus take
“control of his life. The evange-
‘list asked him why he had made
‘such a decision. The young man
replied, " "I was sick and tired of
sbeirig ‘sick and tired.”
3. Many people today are sick
“and tired of being sick and
‘hired. They are fed up with
heir. disappointments, their

cMailbres, their lack of progress

vin certain areas of their lives,
their sicknesses, and the list

s on. Small wonder then,
‘Ahat mental institutions, psychi-
‘atrists, psychologists and social
“workers are busier than ever.

This feeling of dissatisfac- |

‘tion and disillusionment has
-jndreased the rate of suicide so
‘sthat it has become a major
Syause of death among young
“people today.

One of the biggest prob-
‘lems of people today is how to
‘cope with life, C. M. Ward once
“aaid, “Our grandparents didn't
hive nervous breakdowns, be-
cause they couldn't afford
them.” They probably couldn't,
but they did not face a yrorld as
it exists today.

Our world has evolved
rapidly in the. fields of modern
science and in knowledge in
general. With our rapid system
of transportation, computeriza-
tion, increase in standard of
living and instant foods, we
have developed a philosophy of
instant living and an extremely
rapid lifestyle. No wonder
womeone recently cried out,
“Stop the world and let me off.”

Standards’ of past decades
have been discarded for a new
philosophy of non-standards
called the "New Morality.” Asa
result, people have di:

system, the system of justice
and so on,
Billy Kreuze said, “We

didn’t come from apes but we

are sure going to the dogs.”
People are so fed up‘ that they

-are becoming sick and tired of

being sick and' tired.

‘Where do we turn to when ©

we have finally reached this
point? Do we run and hide ina
commune? Do we try to escape
to another country? Do we try
to end it all? No! Escaping in
any way never solved a prob-
lem.

Let's face the issue head-
on. Stop! Stop running wild and
consider the alternative.

Jesus calls to you, “Come
unto me, all ye that labor and
are heavy laden, and I will give

you rest. Take my yoke upon ,

you, and learn of me; for I am
meek and lowly in heart: and ye
shall find rest unto your souls.”

Jesus is saying, all you who
are sick and tired of being sick

Lions’ Coach
Vic Rapp

To Attend.

The Trail Kiwanis, in co-
operation with the Trail Parks
and Recreation Commission
and the Trail. radio station, is
co-sponsoring a sports banquet
with proceeds going to youth
sports.

Featured head table guests
are Tom LaSorda, manager of
the National League champion
Los Angeles Dodgers; Jack
Patera, head coach of the
Seattle Seahawks who -was
selected: National Football con-
ference coach of the year; Vic

“Rapp, the head coach of the

BA C. Lions and Greg Douglas,

that they have no guide-posts.
todirect them through life. Life’
has become confused with
many voices shouting out direc-
tions of various sorts, many of
which utlimately lead to dis-
aster and/or confusion,

Our whole society seems to”
be caught in an ever expanding
world of confusion. Leaders
seem at a loss to curb the
economic problems of the
world, Inflation, ‘unemploy-
ment, and other problems have
become a way of life. People are
becoming dissatisfied with the
governments, the education
system, the law enforcement

5p from
Vancouver.
At the banquet, the Trail

Kiwanis Club will present the

Jimmy Morris Sportsman of |

the Year award, past winners
of which were Andy Bilesky
and Willie Krause. Also to be
presented: is the Trail Athletic
Association “Unsung Hero” a-
ward in memory of Ray Hamil-
ton. Last year's recipient was
John Petrunia.

Tickets for the banquet,
scheduled for Feb. 9 at the
Colombo Hall, are available at
Radio Station CJAT and the
Trail Parks and Recreation
Office.

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and tired, come to me in prayer.
Hand me your load that you are
carrying, let me cleanse you
and give your troubled souls
rest. af

Jesus offers you real life
that is. worth living. A_ life
where we can rest in Him. Have
you received it?

le to get into the attic
after the stairs are built in so it
may be wise to consider all
things before the stairs are
permanently placed.

The use of built-in desks,
shelves and cupboards is ideal
in’ an attic setting. Make as
much use of under-eave storage

+ as possible to keep the floor

space exposed, The walls and
angled ceiling should be cover-
ed with a very light patterned
wall covering or paint and if
panelling is used, it should be
light colored.

One idea for a desk is a
plank hung from the ceiling by

heavy chain, If it is adequate in
size it can -be. lowered and
covered with foam for an extra
bed,

Sewing room - Most wo-
men who sew, and especially
those with small children, need
a space for their machine,
patterns, fabric and all the pins
and needles that children don't
need! Providing there is ade-
quate lighit, very little space is
needed for a sewing centre.

Peg-board is ideal for stor-
ing thread and scissors within
easy reach, A machine built
into a long table can serve as a
cutting table, or a folding table
can be used and stored under
the eaves when, not needed,
Electrical outlets will be neces-
sary for the iron and the
machine.

Baroou/eaentrgon 7
Mock canopy beds. are easy in
an attic bedroom with fabric
hing from the ceiling around

~ the bed. The vertical, lines of

the: pleated fabric make the
ceiling appear higher. The use

. of a small floral print on every

wall, ceiling and on the bed
coverings will unify the room
and make it appear more
spacious,

The Moor can be carpeted.

in a solid color or small area
rugs ean define certain arcas:
by the bed, dressing area or
study sres,

All the furnishings in an
attic room should be small-
scaled, light in size and design,
Wicker is ideal, basketwear for
storage, and cushions for com-
fort.

Windows in attic rooms

should be treated with an

“inside casement" shade or
curtain, This keeps the room
uncluttered and a shade gives
maximum light control; cover-
ed with a light airy curtain or
one in matching fabric to the
wall or bed covering will unify
the room in color and pattern.

Paint old pieces of furni-
lure to match each other and
blend in with the color scheme.

Family room - If your attic
is unusually large, consider a
free-standing fireplace, built-in
platforms and ledges covered
with a plush carpet and layered
with cushions. With the TV or
your stereo system you can
create a retreat that's warm
and cozy with very little effort.

So... look up... there's
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