CASTLEGAR NEWS.

uredav October 6, 1977

‘COSTUMES GALORE and hats to spare were evident on n the weekend as this group
of! ‘Kiwanians displays Klondike dress Friday

Nice

spirit.

r the

‘club's Klondike Night held Saturday evening in the Castlegar Curling Rink. Left to
right are, Norm McNabb, Jo-Anne Farrell, Clare Gerrand, Suzanne Rogers, Betty
Greep, Charlie Cohoe, Trudy Biln, Jackie McNabb, Jerry Ashton, Kay Heuer and
! Terry Rogers. Kiwanis president Charlie Cohoe said a capacity crowd was in

and Community Centre.

BL. Per i
attendance for Klondike Night before the evening really got underway. The financial
picture is not immediately known says Cohoe but the evening has been declared a
highly successful event. Proceeds go to youth programs in the community. This has
been an annual event in the past but was bypassed last year so that the club could
sponsor the dance that marked the opening of the new Castlegar and District Arena
‘—CasNewsFoto by Lois Hughes

psychiatry at the College of

Couples Need
Counselling

After. Divorce

A. psychiatrist says most
soparated or divorced couples
urgently need counselling after
the event in order to avoid
serious psychological problems.

‘ “It is naive to think that

Seer que eT ec ee Tee TT Ee

along with a legal divorce
comes a psychological divorce,”
sald Dr. Richard Gardner,
associate clinical professor of

Physicians and Surgeons, Col-
umbia University, New York.

“The perpetuation of un-
healthy psychological ties be-
yond the time of the legal
divorce probably is the most
common.-source of parental
grief and post-divorce psychi-
atric disturbance in children.

“After a legal‘divorce, the
couple may feel the need to use
each other as- scapegoats,
wreaking vengeance,” said Dr.
Gardner, who was.in Toronto
recently to address an Ameri-
can Psychiatric Association
convention,

“Yet they may be very
dependent on each other. They
may have married in the first
place because a mother-type
wanted a child-type husband;
he may have wanted a mother.

“Whatever the problems,
unless they have treatment for
these neurotic ineractions, they
may play them out on other

OF FISH

over 50 varieties
$ TOMORROW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER?
- 10.a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Castlegar Hotel

West Coast Seafoods

QUALITY & ECONOMY
COMBINED

See Our Selecting ‘of Chinon Screw
Mount Lenses, and the :
economically- pitced ( Chinon CS
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Pettitt Photos

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people they remarry.”

Everyone's favourite.

a.219

Top Sirloin

for Thanksgiving.

Canada Grade .. ALS Ib.

Wing Steak

Canada Grade

Boneless.
A Special treat

Porterhouse 7

Canada Grade .

Turkey Lifter

Easy Does

Flozen. Regular
Brands. 8 to 20 lbs.
Canada Grade Re

:-Canada. Grade
Dinner Size.

Deluxe Pizza

: Await Results of Lab Tests : ,

Officials Stay Mum

. ‘Take Precautions to Avoid ‘Theft

Stolen CB Sets Find Market

| Announcement:

Boneless Hams.
C. C. Lenfesty & Company

Safeway. Cry-o-Vac eseelb,” $2. 79

Evidently conscious of the

' fole such incidents have played

| ‘in the history of the Doukhobor
| peapte, authorities are keeping
{ tight-lipped about their investi-.
} gation into the fire which razed

On Cause of Fire

“But we are checking out
other leads," said Brigadier,
who was.in Grand Forks with
other officers Monday and Tues-
day of last week, combing the

‘the Grand Forks C
! Centre of Union of Spiritual
; Communities of Christ, Sept.
421.
{ + “There's nothing definite
i yet,’ said Cpl. Dave Brigadier
lof General Investigative Ser-
\ vees branch of the. Nelson
‘RCMP subdivision. “The inves:
:Higation is still i going or on.”"
tHe. dec]

ing

Inspector Johnson of the
provincial fire marshall's office
was also in that community last
week and returned on Monday
for an overnight stay. He ac-
knowledged ‘that samples of
ashes taken from various loca-
tions around the site of the fire
have been sent away for, labora;

fed to,,comment .. -

"further on the.case at,this time,
for fear that any public state:
ments regarding the police in-
quiry could jeopardize its suc-
cess,

some clues as to the cause of the
fire but he said it may take two
or three weeks to get the
results,

ruins of the building and obtain- :
with

The boom in the world of
CB radio ai pas also been

of Communications now re- —

quires manufacturers to inscribe

ee haat ik Ca ticks be ths:
lower mainland area over the
last couple of years.

ity and to the absence in the
past of any federal requirement
for manufacturers ‘to inscribe
serial numbers on their units,
says the B.C. Automobile Asso-
ciation.

Though oe sets must bear

A ready. black market is,
available due to their popular-”

sets with serial num-
bers. Owners of sets without the
serial number should mark their
sets with some identifying num-
ber such as an auto’ license
number or. social insurance
number, says the auto club. If
there is a serial number, it
should be recorded in a. safe
+ place. -

CB owners should be cer-
tain when purchasing their units
that the set is DOC approved,

‘ini approved. aires for use

‘ise it will be illegal for
use e Canada.

2jp.Canada, hupgreds of the,gptsy,) 5 + Pantie EB tort to ad-

“may bear the.same number

‘which is.of littlé-value to, police’ + serve the following’ precautions

in tracing or identifying them
once stolen.
Under new standards effec-

a

Noritake
' Gontemporary~ “Fine

of “High Quality~at Special Prices
cAll open stock, items are available , also

tive July 1, 1977 the Department number on the air.

cAutumn “Ball «

October 6 to 22, 1977

Tenderly

Astoria
Bella. Lynbrook
Carolyn. Culeton.; Laura,

2 $329.96

vises mi bile CB to ob-

to thwart potential thieves:

© Don't broadcast your
home address or car licence

%. off.

92pe. set 45pc. w Salad set
$434.96 $217.46
* $164.96

it aerial is an -adver-

tisement that you have a set.”

Keep your vehicle off the street
when you're not using it.

© Buy an antenna which is
retractable or can be snapped
off.

©.If you have the space,
install your CB set in: the
dashboard. Though it is harder
to service in this location, it is
also a lot harder to steal and
‘most thieves won't bother.

» © Use a sliding bracket to
mount the transceiver. Then you
can remove it and lock it in the
trunk of your car or carry it with

you when'you leave. Be careful.
not to: feave‘any-of your CB’

equipment: lying..around the
vehicle when’it is in the garage
or parked at a shopping centre.

© If it is not possible to use
a sliding bracket to mount your

CB, consider using a micro- ©

phone which can be unplugged
and taken with you when you
leave your vehicle.

© Do not answer calls for,
assistance yourself. Alert. the
police or applicable emergency
unit,

© Consider purchasing an .-

alarm system which. can be
attached to the CB.

© There are special locks
available to secure the unit to
the inside of the vehicle, if for
some reason it is not Practical to
temove the CB,

© Do not flaunt your CB
affiliation with bumper stickers,
flashy mounts or your handle
painted on the vehicle door. Toa

Voice of the People:

Buses Need Belts Too

reece Caregen Nee:
writing this letter in
oante safety belts. I think it
is a good idea for this to finally
become a law on’ Oct. 1.0: /
However, there is one thing
Ithink everyone has overlooked,
They say everyone in a vehicle
must have seat belts, but what
about the buses?

The bus drivers have seat.

belts, so why shouldn't ‘the

children? You say you love your.
children, so why not ‘make it:
manditory for buses to have seat

belts?

There is a 99.9 chance of
the people on the bus getting
killed, or badly injured in a bus
accident, than there is in a
motor vehicle accident.

If you love: syour: children,
then: why ‘not: do ?something

about it? If this law is to stick,
you should think of the people or
children riding in that ‘bus.

Everyone has overlooked this.

pretty well by now.

+ implications, you will only en-

: suragte ‘agent. CB sets are not’”

Germany.

radlo thief, this is like honey to a
bee,

Don't purchase ‘hot’ units
regardless of the price, warns
the B.C. Automobile Associa-
tion. In addition to the legal

courage. further theft. When
buying a used set, check to see
if an identifying. number has |
been removed and ask to see the
original bill of sale. If you are
suspicious, don’t buy the CB
and report both the person and a
description of the equipment to
the police.
Tt would be wise to insure
it, advises the auto club. ; |
Brat ith; your -Autoplan’ in-' -

covered’ undef’ iormal auto in-
surance policies, and must be
listed separately on a ‘Special
Equipment Endorsement’ form,
the rate based on the declared
value of the unit.

West German
Solar Lighter
On the Market

A solarpowered cigarette
lighter that will never run out
of fuel has gone on sale i in West

Called the Sunfire, it costs
about $1.75, and consists of a
saucer-shaped silvered mirror
to focus the sun's rays on a.
spiral coil at the ignition point.

For cloudy ‘days the
makers include a place for a
substitute—a box of matches,

We would like to see a reply
on this or some publication.
Some action should take_place
soon,

Concerned Citizens,
‘Brenda Wiesner

Shelly Wiesner.

are. pleased to announce. -
the appointment of

Peter W. Blackwell, C.G.A..
as Manager of the Castlegar office
Dial 365-3011

C. C. Lenfesty & Co,

609 Columbia Ave., Castlegar’: = °
Certified Generat Accountants
Reg steer Iridustclal Acc

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hand and power tools followed by a basic coverage of a,
wide. spectrum of professional woodworking fields.- In:
the latter stages of the course tho, Individual will be
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Requirements for Admission:
Minimum Grade 10 or equivalent” :

Length of Course:
5 months
(Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4: 00pm)»,

Fees:
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A limited number of seats are avaliable and’ students: a

wishing to take this course should register: as early as
possible, For further Information’ and registration
contact:
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2001 siver a ing, Road

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Province of

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__ Ministry of...
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Land Mangement Branch
wishes to announce

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SHORELANDS -

by Wolf Bauer, P.E. Shore, Resource’ Consultant.

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