Castalia News May 18, 1988

GREWMAN ACRES
Costlegor, B.C:

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toy scenic trail along the Columbio River

WORSE ORAWN HAYRDES — by appointment

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formanon. Phone 365-3906

Wayne of Sondy

Loca’ — 1 mile south of weigh
scale in Ootischenio next to D-D Dining
Lounge — follow the signs

“HEY MOMMY"
Look Over Here...

Tracies has got
—o in the
y Section.

Beer ban
may be
endless

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Consumer Affairs Minister
Lyall Hanson says the gov
ernment may impose a per
manent ban on beer and wine
off-sales from pubs and hotels
after:11 p.m.

The government has al
ready placed a four-month
trial ban on latenight take
out sales in an effort to curb
vandalism and all-night
drinking parties.

Hanson said in an inter.
view that almost all muni,
cipalities that responded to a
questionnaire on the ban
think it's a great idea, al-
though there were concerns
raised about bootleggers.

Hanson also said the gov.
ernment is considering allow
ing alcohol advertising on

GARAGE SALE...
Castlegar Right-to-Life
group held a successful
garage sale Saturday at
"se Legion Hall. Funds
ised will be used for

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Castlegar area.

May 18, 1988

Alberta allows
more casinos

EDMONTON (CP) — The
Alberta government has an
nounced policy changes for
the Alberta gaming commis.
sion that will give ‘charities
better access to casino li
cences.

Attorney General Jim
Horsman told a news con
ference Tuesday that gam.
bling will remain on a small
scale in the province but the
number of charitable casino
licences will be doubled to
eight per week.

“It will permit the existing
charitable organizations
more access to casino dates
and cut their waiting time in
half so that they will be in a
better position to plan,” he
said.

“There is of course the
possibility that they may not
make as much money and

social and moral problems
they bring.

Assigned casino dates will
be publicized every six
months instead of bi-monthly
to give organizations more
time to play.

Peter and Paula Makortott
of Trail are pleased to an.
nounce the forthcoming
marriage of their doughter

JULIE ANN
to
RICHARD EARL

son of Lorraine Weaver of
Trail ond Gordon Eastcott
of Wenbley, Alberta. The
wedding will take place in
Trail, June 25, 1988 at the
United Church

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Until May 21, 1988 billboards. He says Seaboard

advertising — a Jim Pattison
— has asked to be
allowed to mount such bill-
boards.

tlement which is located on the Castlegar campus. that there isn’t enough gam
has acquired the portrait of 104-year-old Nastia {trom left). John Mansbridge, librarian, and Donna ing money to go around.”
Stoopnikott one of the original resid of G f former Selkirk College student and - Large-scale casinos will not

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Stoopnikoff lived for many years in the Ostrow s: photearenhec of Stoopnikoff. be allowed because of the

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Kootenay Trade Fair. Your time, effort and co-

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Anonymous notes
saves historic hall

By KATHLEEN RODGERS

Our Action A

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operative attitude contributed to another suc-
cessful fair.

We, the Selkirk Lions Club, express our sincerest
thanks and appreciation to all the participants and

KELOWNA, B.C. (CP) —

A former mayor and four other so well that the local advertising sheet is read as a

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aldermen in Greenwood have
filed a B.C. Supreme Court
libel suit against a local
newspaper.

Emmanuel Roets and theg
aldermen are suing the
Boundary Creek Times and
its managing editor for an
editorial published last No-
vember. The editorial dis-
cussed a decision not to hold
a referendum on whether to
build a school on a park in the
south-central B.C. commun.
ity.

The writ, filed this week,
names Boundary Creek
Printing and Publishing Co.
and managing editor Robert

id.

47th Annual Creston Valley
Blossom Festival

(Friday - Monday, May 20 to 23, 1988)
1988 Theme “Wildlife Wonderland"

Creston, B.C.

Schedule of Events:

FRIDAY, MAY 20

Wildlife Centre opens-Guided events daily
Museum opens
~ Crown and Anchor
Fastball Tournament-Centennial and Canyon Parks
Opening Ceremonies-P.C.S.S. Auditorium
Citizen of the Year
Queen's Pagaent
Fiddiers Contest-Rec Centre Upstairs
9:30 - Queen's Teen Dance-Creston Room, Rec Cent
SATURDAY. MAY 21
8:00 - Fastball Tounament-Centennial Park All Day
Kokanee Blossom Gol! Tournament
8:30 - Fiddlers Contest-Rec Centre-Upstairs
9:00 - Arts and Cratts-two rooms-Rec Centre
Fea Market-Canyon Street
Wikditie Centre Opens-Guided events daily
Museum Opens
Art Shew & Sale-United Church Hall ‘til 4 p.m
Seniors Tea-baking, crafts, white elephants, raffles
Everyone welcome-Rotacrest Hall to 4:00
Tournament-Rec Centre Field
- GRAND PARADE, Rec Centre to Mall via
downtown.
Fiddlers Contest-Rec Centre-Upstairs
Crown and Anchor
Kokanee Blossom Golf Tournament
Motorcycle Rodeo Registration. Rec Centre Parking Lot
any licensed operator-no charge
Chuckwagen/Chariot Races-Canyon
Eiks’ ‘Giant’ Binge-Rec Centre Arena
Fiddiers Finats-Rec Centre Upstairs
Film- “Twice Pardoned” -P.C.S.S Auditorium
Fiddlers Dance-Rec Centre-Upstairs
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The next night the 20 was replaced with a 19,
nm went

the mysterious

Press
gossip column — the sale of a good
KASLO — When anonymous notes began appearing " mee Les fee een

on the main-street bulletin board 19 years ago — starting
with the warning: Twenty Days to Save City Hall — the
curiosity of villagers was piqued.

ind so

example, matched to its owner by a phone number
everyone knows, is a tip-off that the seller's leaving town.
Green, a history buff and former curator of the 8S
Moyie, a historic sternwheeler, rang up the Nelson Ne‘
the daily newspaper in the nearby city.” He said

garding the village

all in Kaslo, tucked into the ins of n
British Columbia along the shore of Kootenay Lake.

It was the start of a one-man campaign to rescue the
elegant three-storey building from demolition.

The midnight messenger,

majority of the citizens here . .. attach a great

Roy Green, will be

honored on May 21 for his persistence. That's when the

Kaslo

But in 1969, Kaslo

was a nuisance.

lage hall, built in 1898, will be declared a national
historic resource by the federal Parks Service.

Green, now 88, was alarmed when he learned in 1969
that contractors had been asked to bid on demolishing the
hall to make way for a modern one.

The white-and-green building has sweeping double
staircases, delicate balconies and a majestic bell tower.
HARD TO HEAT

village council found the

high-ceilinged rooms difficult to heat, and falling plaster

When Green's nocturnal mischief began, excitement
rippled through the town of 860.
Diversions are rare in Kaslo, and people know each

deal of value to the building.”
“Nonsense,” huffed the mayor of the time, W.V.
Drayton. Besides, the mayor said, council was only asking
for tenders to see how much a new structure would cost
before floating the idea to villagers.
Green promised that the opposition would reveal
itself at a council meeting at which the tenders would be

discussed.
“There we were,”

Green recalls.

“The mayor, the

aldermen, the village clerk and me. I couldn't see the

slightest ray of hope.

“And then one of my fellow citizens walked in, and
then another and another. The people jammed the council
chamber and overflowed out into the hall.”

Green, who refers to the replacement of heritage

buildings as

“organized vandalism,”

approves of the

modest changes to the Kaslo hall since then.

A tiny community library has been added to the
basement. And the five-metre-high ceilings have been
insulated and lowered a little.

Church debates gay issue

By the Canadian Press

The intense debate in the
United Church of Canada
over the ordination of prac.
tising homosexuals continued
during the weekend as dele.
gates to three of the church's
12 conferences wrestled with
the issue.

The Maritime conference
and the Newfoundland and
Labrador conference passed
resolutions opposing a report
recommending that active
homosexuals not be barred
from the pulpit.

Delegates meeting in Lon.
don, Ont., were more cir.
cumspect.

Shoppe

The London conference
agreed Sunday to send 156
petitions against the report
to the church's national gen.
eral council when it meets in
Victoria in August.

The petitions will carry
neither the approval nor the
disapproval of the regional
conference, which says only
that they represent “the vis.
ible witness of the care, work
and diversity of the many
congregations and people
within this conference.”

However, the London del
egates also confirmed a pet.
ition calling the practice of
homosexuality a sin but af-

firming — in almost the pre
cise words of the controver-
sial report — that sexual or
ientation “in and of itself is
not a factor in determining
membership in the United
Church of Canada or the or-
der of ministry.”

REPORT ‘FLAWED’

In Sackville, N.B., Mari.
time conference president
Jack Spencer said Sunday
that most of the conference's
900 delegates voted to reject
the report — Toward a
Christian Understanding of
Sexual Orientations, Life.
style and Ministry — because

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they believe it is flawed.

Many church members
consider that the committee
which drafted the report
played fast and loose with
scripture. The report states,
for instance, that “We must
take care not to turn biblical
injunctions into eternal
truths.”

The document also urges
Canada’s largest Protestant
church to acknowledge that
— holy matrimony aside —
“heterosexual, gay and les-
bian adults can engage in
sexual behavior within a
committed relationship with
the intention of permanence
that is morally responsible.”

“We're saying the report is
unsatisfactory and that as a
church we are not ready to
accept the recommendations
in the report,” Spencer said.
“Maybe we will never be
ready because some feel the
recommendations are
wrong.”

Spencer, who said the
church has to be careful not
to label homosexual orien-
tation a sin, stressed that
“this was not a vote against
the homosexual person. Ra-
ther it was a struggle about
trying to make degisions re-
garding what are morally
responsible ethics of Chris-
tian sexual expression.”

Rev. Boyd Hiscock, execu-
tive-secretary of the New-
foundland and Labrador con-
ference, said the consensus of
the delegates in St. John's
was that the report's prop-
osais on gay ordination were

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MONTREAL (CP) —
The politics of smoking are
heating up in Montreal,
one of the few large Can-
adian cities without a butt
out bylaw.

The province of Quebec
passed a law in January
1987 that restricts smoking
in publicly funded build-
ings such as arenas and
hospitals, and on public
transit. Smoking is res-
tricted at Montreal city
hall under the provincial
law.

The law isn't always
strictly applied every-
where across the province
but pressure is on puffers
in places like the Olympic
Stadium, home of the Na-
tional League Montreal
Expos, where smoking in
the stands is banned.

Montreal Mayor Jean
Dore promised a bylaw on
smoking last year but a
committee set up to study
the issue has barely begun
work.

Meanwhile, some restau-
rants have joined the anti-
smoking trend. One
advertises its prohil
through its name: Le Pou-
mon rose (the pink lung).

“Non-smokers in Quebec
have let their toes be
stepped on for too long,”
says the restaurant's own
er, Micheline Perreault.

Nowhere is the cam-
paign more fierce than in
the workplace.

“We're seeing guerrilla

warfare,” says Renald
Chabot, director of Clini-
que Notre-Dame pour fu-
meurs, a Montreal stop-
smoking clinic.

“Clans are forming — it's
a match between smokers
and non-smokers,” Chabot
said. “People are squealing
on co-workers, others are
installing smoke detectors
in bathrooms — it’s become
a witch hunt.”

Quebecers once seemed
immune to the anti-smok.
ing trend. Until the early
70s, a majority in the
province smoked.

Now, 39 per cent of Que-
becers over 15 smoke,
compared with the Can-
adian average of 35 per
cent, according to Health
and Welfare Canada.

But compared with other
cities, Montreal is still
something of a haven for
smokers. Almost every
major city in Canada has
an anti-smoking bylaw.

Quebec's provincial law
lacks bite: With only one
inspector for the whole
province, smokers disre-
gard the law.

But in Montreal, the
days of unfettered smoking
may be numbered.

“Smokers are beginning
to feel threatened,” says
Lise Blouin, head of the
Quebec council on tobacco
and health. “A change is
happening. It may be in
small steps, but it's hap-
pening.”

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Kootenay Sign & Pointing. BBQ Apron, Tom Gawryletz, 2084
7th Ave., Trail — 364-2.

Kootenay Sign & Awning. BBQ "Apion Kris Healey, 3330 Car
nation Drive, Trail 368-99:

Kootenay Sign & Awning. BBQ pce Grace Hottmon, R.R
No. 1, S-5, C-39, Crestent Valiey 359-7035.

Buckhaven Greenhouse. Hanging Flower Basket.

Cox, R.R. No. 2-14, C-7, Castlegar 4703.

Computer Warehouse. $15 Gitt Cevfiticate, Darrin Albo, 103
1510 Nicklepiate. Rossland — 362-582)

‘Old World Fudge. Slice of fudge, Gerda Jenkins, 1180-3rd
Avenue, Trail — 368-96:

Berrett Honda. Poir praradiia Gloves. Rollie Laktin, 2219
Columbia Ave., Castlegar 365-73:

For East tmports, Straw Sun Hat, Dan Reibin, 104 Prince Ave
Castlegar — 365-5025.

For test Imports. Straw Sun Hat, Lou Gechetti

venue, Montrose — 368-6286.

Palm fonts Good Cook boy Rose Green,
Crescent, Trail (368-56!

Palm Dairies. Good Cook Book pol Nesterott, South Slocan

359-7588.

im Dairies. Good cook Book, R. Salikin, 210 Victoria $t.

Wayne

108-10th

422 Olivia

785.
100d Cook Book, F. Semenotf, Box 658, Salmo.

357-2105.
Palm Dairies. Good Cook Book, Betty Middleton, Box 147
Robson, 365-5813.
Energy Dector. Weather Stripping, Ed Gobat
Delivery, Rossland — 362-597

General

Most Outstanding
Display

1st Far East Imports

2nd B.C. Telephone

Most Creative
Display
Ist Kootenay
Broadcasting
2nd Kootenay-
Columbia Dist. Scouts

Displayer's
Choice Display
Ist Dots Distributing
(Amway)
2nd Ivan Reinsbakken
(Woodcrafts)

Kal Tire. Monroe Gos Shock Absorbers, Julio Warkentem
685 Alpine St., Campbell River — 287-4405.

Bier Internati tainless Steel Fry Pan, John Posnikatt,
S.S. 2, $-18, C-23, Thrums 301

Valkyr Aquatics. Wading Pool, Judy Soroke, 1466b, Thrums
— 399-4430

Trowelex. Toy Bobcat, Linde Green, 2616-6th Ave., Castlegar
6316

365+

John's Meats. Sausage, Melody Semenoff, Lookout Rood,
Thrums, 399-4313

Doiryland. Dairylond Golf boll set, tsobel Dion,
Trail —

Chasion. Nowsshola Cleeher: Lsrwe Harshenin, R.R. No. 1, S-
18, C-7, Castlegar — 365-3172

Ivan Reinsbokken.
Tessman, Twin River Motel, Castlegar.

Jock & Jill Ice Cream. ice Cream Cone, Jean Broster, 224 Hart
St., Nelson. 352-9708.

Jock & Jill lee Cream. ice Cream Cone, Chris Lewis, 1750 Mc
Bride St., Trail, 364-1192

Auld Canadiana Fudge. Choice of Fudge, Candy Apple, Cot
ton Candy. Michelle Anderson, 800 Chickadee Lane.
Castlegar — 365-2660.

Auld Canadiana Fudge. Choice of Fudge, Candy Apple. Cot

ton Candy. Dana Ozerotf, 514-8th Avenue, Castlegar. 365

1503-5th,

Hand-crafted Cedar Bowl, Brenda

Auld Canadian Fudge. Choice of Fudge, Candy Apple, Cotton
Candy. Louise Webb, 537-9th Avenue, Castlegar

6100.
Auld Canadiana Fudge. Choice of Fudge, Candy Apple, Cot
ton Candy. Rena Kyle, 2329 Columbia Ave.,. Castlegar

Auld Conedione Tudge. Choite of Fudge, Candy Apple, ‘Cot-
16h Candy “Lynd Fontaine, Box 891, Sol. 357-9367

Magew Painting. $100 Paint Cleaner, Bev Messer, S.S. 1, S.
10, C-15, Fruitvale, 367-7147.
Snow Trails. Free labour on Mower tune-up. J. Horning, 606
Yew, Castlegar. 365-5576.
Free labour on Mower tune-up, Duff McDonald,
2517-9th Ave., Castlegar — 365-7118
Snow Tralke © free lebeur'on Mower june: ups, A. Bayott
R.R. 2, S-2, C-9, Castlegar — 399-4448
Asicane. Musical Mug, Polly Samoylott
Ootischenia — 365-6474
Lions Club. $100 Lottery Tickets. Al Yolpatti, R.R. 1, Kaslo
34, 4467
Dots Distributors. $25 Gift Cert
Woodland Drive, Trail x
Dots Distributors — $50 Gift Certificate, Mary Plotnikotf, Box
jobson,

365-507
World oak. World Globe. Lorne Shalansk:, Castlegar, 365

Columbia Rd.

Marjorie Marcy, 3881
9812.

Beaver Valley Soctvoniea. Multi-tester. Jason Bojey, Brilliant

— 365-6:

Beaver Valley lectronics. | year tree rent of mobile phone,
John Hadiken, 1985 Pass Creek — 365-697:

B.C. Telephone Mart. $100 cert. for I.d. calls rene Negriett
Prairie R., Ootischenia — 365-8223

Electrolux. Carpet Shampoo. Lisa Debiasio, 2800 Columbia
Ave., Castlegar —- 365-5306

Mociroben. Turbo Tool Eleen Paulick, 3371 Highway Drive.

‘astlegor — 368-65:

Investors Syndicate. $50 Git Cert. at Gabriels. John Ponak
3208 Columbia Ave., Castlegar — 365-7

Kootenay Tractor. Case Chainsaw Oil, Mrs. L ‘Davis, 205-71h
Ave., Castlegar — 365-8393

Gloria Travet J . $80 Value Necklace and Bracelet
Kim Plotnikott, 301 Fir St., Castlegar 2920.

Right to Life. Knitted Outfit; Robert Case. 365-7699

Right to Life. Toy, Carrier Bishop, 365-6

Castlegar United Way. $55 Adastra pts Tour
2241-11th Ave., Castlegar — 365-6278

Tom Love.

Mutual Life. Clock Radio ($35). Buno Arielia 368-5079.

Sendmen inn. Dinner for two, Pat Livingstone, 415-6th Ave
Castlegar. 365-5774

ICG Liquid Gas. Portable Gas BBQ, Shoron Pollock, Box 2295
Creston, 428-9

LAR Enterprises. $5 ci Certificate, W. Marten, Box 266.
Fruitvale, 367

LAR Enterprises. $5 Gi Cert. R J. Rapley, 401-3rd Ave., S.S.

1, Trai

LAR Enterprises. $5 Gift Cert., Anne Kookin, R.R.1, $-2, C-12
Crescent Valley — 359-7356.

Palm Dairies. Good Cook Book, Mary Gillis, Salmo — 357
9588.

Pelm Dairies. Good Cook Book, Mae Goubinen, 1496 Pass
ek, 365-3466.
Rewleighs Planidin. Beaker of Spices, Mrs. C.R. Stevens, 1962
‘opping St., Trail — 368-809:
Clean Ceil. $50 Gift Cert., Amarat Dhillon, R.R. 2, $-18, C-17
Castlegar — 399-4779
Grewmen Acres. 2 hours tree horse riding, Dara Noriis, 312
Sylvie Cres., Trail 303.
Suntest. Button. (Chance to win a trip to Australia ), Jean
Lundquist, 2540-10th Ave., Castlegar -8100
Arts. Robert Bateman, “Morning on the River”. J
Jansen, 600-51h St., Castlegar. 365-6767
Bier International. Stainless. Stee! Fry Pan, Liz Silva
Castlegar — 365-5430
Air B.C. & West's Travel. Travel Bag. S. Hainsworth, 310 Rit
chie Ave., Trail — 364-2
West's Travel. Trip for 2 vie Air 8.C to Vancouver
uce Bankert, 3779 Broadwater, Robson — 365-5879
Lions Club. Trip for 2 and 2 nights at Sheraton Lon
mark, C. Bidinoff, 720 Richards, Nelson — 352

535
C. & Lions Club — Trip for 2 and 2 nights at Sandman
jancouver. Vi Popott, Box 672, Fruitvale — 367-7349.
Time Air & Lions Club. Air fare for 2 and 2 nights at the Cen
tres Suite Hotel, Edmonton. R.C. Cotton, Crescent
Valley — 359-7304.

Chairman's
Theme Award

Kootenay Broadcasting

The Castlegar Selkirk Lions Club would like to thank all the businesses
who donated the door prizes for the West Kootenay. Trade Fair 1988.
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