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YOUR SPICY ASPICS MA’

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DESCRIBED AS TONGUE- TINGLERS.

‘By E. KRISTIANSEN
“Bless the Lord, O my

soul, and all that is within :
. formed in the lives of herself

me, bless His holy name.”
Psalm 103:1.

Thus opened the Novem-
ber luncheon meeting of the
Women's Aglow. Linda Weg-
ner, accompanying herself on
the accordian, sang “That's
Just His Way | of Telling Me

Gwen Lawrence gave a
personal .testimony of the
many miracles God has per-

and her family. She stressed

the importance of obedience

to God, and as a result He

opens the way. “If we let

Him, God will lead us. No-

thing is impossible with
od.”

He Loves Me".

“The times of greatest
spiritual growth often hap-
pen when we are walking
through the deepest valleys,”
she told us, “and that is why
we must praise the Lord
even in trying times.”

provides abundantly), Del
Cann of Creston spoke on
“the Lord hath need of thee”,

lowever, before we can give
ourselves to the Lord we
“have to be loosened from
things, like tradition and
deep inner wounds, or loos-
ened into things of the Lord,
like a closer walk with Him.”

Cann went on to explain
needs that we have — need to
become members of the
family of God; need to be-
come established through
faith, virtue, knowledge, self-
control, patience, holiness,’
brotherly kindness and love,
Proverbs 16:3; need to move
from seeking out miracles to
fixing ourselves in the habi-
tation of the Lord; anda need
for holiness and purity in

for the

ANE PETE’ ve
Quote of the Week

After a tasty lunch (God.

ESS diIRECTOR

Telephone 365-5210

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Chartered Accountants

410 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar
Ph. 365-2151

Len Folkman, B.Com., C.A.
Resident Partner

‘Services
“Complete

Septic Tank Service
Sand
Gravel
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Excavating
Post Holes
Landscaping
Backhoe
Backfilling
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Brand Name
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PLUMBING & HEATING

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SALES & SERVICE
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Rods ond Accessories
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Phone 364-2118

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“THE HOM
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Pool Tables, Soccer Tables,
Pinball Machines, Shuftleboard
and Table Games
1434 Columbia Ave.

Castlegor
Phone 365-7365

« Shrubs, Trees

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scaping Service
+ Commercial or residentiot

het FLORIST LTD,
01-9th Ave.,
mires

L -d, 1 Pete 1:15, 16.
To draw atten- “” one:

tion to yourself, it's
hard to beat a big.
mistake.

The next meeting of the
Women's Aglow will be held
Dee. 3 with Joy Lockwood of
Nelson as guest speaker.

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/ Ann Landers %
Dear Ann Landers::| used to look down my nose at the
“'kooks'’ who wrote to you. | thought anyone who would
write to a newspaper for help had to be soft in the head.
Now that I've learned how to read bétween the lines, I’ve
changed my mind. Will you please help me?
Um a 28-year-old female executive — highly
good-li med, a lively con-
versationalist, gregarious and envied a lot. Sound good?
Well, I'm ‘miserable. In spite of everything | have going
for me, | am unable to attract the calibre of man |
deserve.
| have tried to analyse myself, and this is what |
come up with: | want so desperately to be well-liked that
1 try too hard to make a favorable impression. | talk too
much and laugh too hard.
| have seen so many dull women go to the opposite
extreme to be good company. Please, Ann, put my
problem into words. Perhaps if | see how I look in the
Paper i can get a handle on my problem and shape up.

Sign me

. — AFive Who Should Be A Ten In Manhattan
Dear Manhattan: That extraordinarily insightful colum-
nist, Sydney J. Harris, said it far better than 1 could.
Here is his mini-essay on “‘Overtalking.”’ If the shoe fits,
put it on — even though it pinches a little, dear.

“The other evening | met an attractive and not
unintelligent woman whose only fault was that she: was’
Intolerable. She wanted to be liked and appreciated too
fast. She burned out like a firecracker between the soup
and the dessert.

: “One of the most characteristlc fallings of such

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_ people Is thelr desperate need to make an

People need to be unwrapped, slowly and deliciously. °

Those who tear off their own ribbon and rip loose their
own covers lose the very appreciation they are trying to
‘win.’”

\

Dear Ann Landers: | am froma large family. My oldest
brother has moved back to this city after living elsewhere
for several years.

Since his return-he has been pronoucing his name
with the accent on the last syllable rather than the first,
so it will sound French. This is very disturbing to other
members of the family. How can we get the message
across that we don’t like his bastardizing a name that has
served us so well for many generations? It is obvious that
he is trying to put himself in a higher class.

— Resentful In Newark
Dear Resentful: People Who knew your brother ‘‘when”’
will perceive his ‘‘French’’ name as an affectation. Of
course, they will think he Is a jerk. Verbalizing .your
displeasure might make you feel better, but it won’t
change anything. With a little luck, the newcomers to
town won’t know you are related.

Dear Ann: My former college chum ran into financial
difficulty 10 years ago and | pulled him out of it. He has
done well in business since then and now has over 400

employees. When | asked him to give my son a Job, he *

said, ‘Sorry, I'm not In charge of hiring.’’ | am ‘upset
end hurt. Do you have any words for me?

— Alin Cleveland

‘Dear Al: Gratitude has a short-memory. As Samuel

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We don't make a lot of
noise but we service what
we séll and our prices are
cight.

Don't buy another Honda
until you check our price or
you may have paid too
much,

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601 - 23rd Street
Castlegar .
\ 365-2144

WELDING EQUIPMENT
AND'SUPPLIES

-Distributor for ee.

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(Bottom of Sherbiko Hill)
z OPEN

364 Days a Year!
Mon.-Sat. 8:30-10:30 p.m.-
- Sun. & Hols. 9-10:30 p.m.
Groceries, Tobacco,
Confectionary & General
Phone 365-6534

Dr. Conrad Cox
_ Family Dentistry
Friday & Saturday

Metaline Falls
Washington

PHONE |
509-446-4501

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isco
at the Terra Nova

365-3401

Rock Walls, Fireplaces
Framing: Landscapi

. CASTLEGAR . .
FUNERAL CHAPEL

Dedicated to kindly,

Johnson said so well, it is a fruit of great You
will not find it among gross people.

Those who do kindnesses for others with the hope of
being repald are always disappointed. It's better to
expect nothing and be surprised.

and Septic Work

Free opproisols

Ph, 352-2164

service."

Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques ©

Phone 365-3222

ti} Industrial.
Equipment Co. Ltd.

2305- 6th Aven Sestlener, B.C.

Bearing!

Areal, Heavy Equipment, Cars
& Trucks

Conveyors

FMC. Idlers, Pulleys,
Elevalor ,Buckets,,
veyors

Power Transmission
V Belts, Sheaves. Roller Chain,

Chains,
Screw Con-

Ltd,
352-6922 in Nelson.
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Complete insulation: ser-
vice: Residential — Com
mercial — Industrial —
new and old construction,

One Step Ahead
Energy Systems Ltd.

301 Vernon St., Nelson
352-2421

KOOTENAY
INSULATORS ws.

Working in co-operation with the
Federal CAH.

eee clations for the

prtlons, copy changes and

Castlegar

‘News Business Directory will be
accepted ‘before the first Wed- -
nesay Issue of each manth only.

‘We sell & use.

f PRODUCTS.
“The Hair Annex’’
7 Pine St. 365-3744

"Village —
Cobbler’’

Shoe Repair

Crescent Valley
‘359-7019

. FAMILY

SHOE REPAIR

Next to Central Food Mart
Tues. - Sat. — 9.a.m, - 5:30 p.m,
Phone 365-3231

Program to serve the as
living in the West Kootenay.area,

~ ok *
800 aq. feet oftic at R-25, $400
you pay only *40
900 sq. feet attic at R-25, $450:
you pay only OO
1,000 aq, feet attic at R-25, $500
you pay only i 1 00

1,100 2q. feet attic at R-25; $550
_youpay only ® 1 34
lf your home was bull! before

1961, chack out these prices
for insulating your atlic.

Call Collect

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” Judges,

By PAULGESSELL .

OTTAWA (GP) — ‘The
inability of federal and pro-
vincial politicians to agree on
two of the most important
issues facing the country, —
energy and constitutional re-
form — means judges, not
the elected representatives
of the people, are being’ en:
trusted with decisions that
could reshape Confederation.

The ‘courts will decide

_ some of the sticky problems

and, during the last few,
years, the provinces have
fared badly ‘at the Supreme
Court of Canada’ when their
laws were challenged.
‘Portions of Quebec and

.vineial <

Manitoba language laws i

were declared illegal, Saske-
tchewan lost two cases re-
lated to provincial control of*

not po

pricing and taxation of at
The constitutional victor will
surface with a stronger hand
in everything from language
to human rights.

natural and Que-
bee failed to ain more

OPPOSED Sere
tl

control over

Now, the courts are
being asked to rule whether
the federal government's
constitutional and, shergy
policies, are an invasion of
provincial rights.

The decisions will have
an enormous impact on the
growing power. struggle be-
tween the federal and pro-
governments, The
winner of the energy war. ob-

tains the right to control the -

Rural areas require
help,. says Moran °

I support the system of
regional districts, as the time
has come when the rural

‘ cupayers must have a local

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Nelson, B.C.
Phone 352-5152

HT i
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Servicing all popular
brands of TV's.
Quasar Dealer for

Castlegar area, :
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
PASS CREEK
365-3466

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601 Baker St., Nelson
Phone 352.7252
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Ph. (604) 497-8872

Sprockets,
Couplings.
Packin:

Air Compressors

Sales, Service and Rentals

Bartle & Gibson
Co. Ltd.
“Your Pipeline to Good

Savings”
716- éth Lave Castlegar

‘seals “and Hydraulic

.] A log home fs the natural alter-

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For all your
upholstery needs.
614 Front St.. Nelson

9419

Phone 365-3361

Tues.-Fri. 9a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m.-12 noon

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© Office Supplies _-
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*, Office Equipment’
* Repairs,
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Castlegar

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‘Name
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M
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PHONE
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working on
their behalf. A representa-_

services at the lowest, pos-

sible mill rate.

Of great concern to area
residents has been the effect
of the land freeze. The blan-
ket coverage has created a
real hardship on families who
are owners of plots too large

for their own needs, yet too.”

small to provide a viable farm
unit, I have tried to assist
these families in their at-
tempts to’make greater use
‘of their small acreages.
Weare fortunate to have
a garbage site. I hope to see
it give maximum service with
‘minimum pollution problems,
Fire protection for de-

"fined areas is developing; as

‘ is the matter .of zoning.

tive is needed to handle such:
matters as garbage and rec-'
reation which are joint ven-

: tures with adjoining areas

and municipalities.
I have endeavored to
provide, the regional district

It has been my-pleasure
to meet and work with many
groups and individuals deal-
ing with a variety of prob-

lems. I feel the majority of -

our efforts have been’ suc-
cessful, others we have
achieved what* success we
could within the confines of-
the municipal act.

If it is the wish of the
voters, I would like to con-
tinue to Teptesent Area I.

_ Voykin would set:
up-advisory groups

JOHN VOYKIN
I, John N. Voykin, was
born in Pass Creek and have
lived in this area all my life.
Tam married and have
three children. My only
daughter is attending Selkirk
College and the two boys are,

- enrolled at the’ high’ school.

Except for 2Ye years

when I managed a service
station; E
employed .as.a stucco and
plaster contractor, following
a family trade for three gen:
erations.
I have always taken a
keen interest in community
. work and have been involved

I have been self-—

- in projects such as language

training, Sunday schools, and

served on various boards. I.

am chairman of the West
Kootenay Multicultural Soci-

ety and I'm also on the board |

.of the ‘Affiliation’ of Multi-
cultural Societies of British
Columbia.

:With the approach of the
1980 municipal elections 1
was asked by many residents

to run as a candidate for .

director in Area I, Regional
District of Central Kootenay.
Having carefully observed
tlie, problems and the pos-
sible achievements in Area I,

I feel I have both the nec- 7

essary capabilities and time
to bring about improve-
ments: I must state that due

to the scattered nature of our —

area my first attempt will be
to choose an advisory board,
which will consist of mem-
bers from each local who will
always be informed and will
, notify me of any problems in
their immediate ‘locality.
Careful consideration will be
given to zoning so that an
orderly and workable plan:
can be achieved whereby
residential and
.areas aré not in conflict.

: Above all, as a director, I’

will endeavor to keep the
people informed and present
their interests at the regional
district.

Eye problems help

CHICAGO (AP) — Re-
noir was nearsighted, Rem-
brandt was farsighted, Van
Gogh had. glaucoma and
Monet had. cataracts, And
says an ophthalmologist-art
lover, their eye problems
contributed to the greatness
of their art.

The Impressionist Re-
noir, for example, may even
‘have rejected eyeglasses,
saying he preferred to see
the ‘world in a blur, Dr.
James Ravin said. * -
Ravin, of Toledo, Ohio,
addressed the annual meet:
ing of the American Aca-
demy of Opthalmology in
Chicago last week on his
theories about the visual dis-
orders of great painters. ~
He said of Renoir, who
died in°1919 and had the
fuzzy vision caused by my-

opia, or
“There is a story that Renoir
once tried ona pair of glasses
and threw them down, saying

that he preferred to see the .

world his way — blurred —

and not in the way Bougérau, ~
one of the leading salon,
painters. of the time, did.”

Bougerau was noted for his
highly. detailed and realistic
paintings.”

Vincent Van Gogh, the
troubled post-Impressionist
who eventually committed
suicide, may have suffered
from glaucoma, Ravin said.

He said that in some of
Van Gogh's self-portraits,
one, of the‘ artist's. pupils
appears larger than the
other. That condition, Ravin
said, could be caused by the
inereased eye pressure as-
sociated with

initiating the court “challeng-
es are the same ones which
argued at a constitutional
conference last month that
legislatures, not the courts,
should be entrusted with re-
solving the burning issues of

the day.

On the: constitutional

On energy questions, a

front,
Prime Minister Trudeau's
proposals to reforth the Brit-
ish North America Act will
be initiated ‘in Manitoba,

d tax on, natural gas

contained in the first budget,

of Finance: Minister Allan
MacEachen will be chal-
lenged by Alberta and pos-
sibly 8. and Brit-

Quebec and
courts before heading to the
Supreme Court for a final
decision.

These three provinces
are being supported by the
government of British Col-
umbia, Alberta and ree
Edward Island.

Friend
_ of the
‘Library.

ish Columbia.

Prime Minister Trudeau.
. told the Commons on Friday

he hopes that case can be
settled soon,

“As far as we are able,
we would be anxious to have

_ the legal aspect of this

matter decided as. expedi-
tlously as possible and I will
be discussing with the minx
ister of energy, mines and

‘resources and the minister of

justice the ways in which this
can be done,” Trudeau said.
REDUCE PRODUCTION
‘Along :with taking ‘the
federal government to court
over the natural gas .tax,

. Alberta retaliated against

the budget by announcing

Thursday it will soon reduce ,

oil production in the province

CASTLEGAR NEWS, November. 12, 1980

sliticians, will decide

by 15 per cent,

Trudeau has hinted that
‘the federal government
might go to the courts to
challenge the constitutional-
‘ity of the Alberta Marketing
Act — the p w al-

a ravings to iileeaint the
free flow of commodities ac-

"ross the country? I will want

to study that at some length
with the minister of justice
and perhaps in cabinet before

lw
lowing Alberta to reduce the
flow of oil eastward, -
“On the question of in-

terruption of oil supplies,‘

many questions arise,” Tru-
deau said. “The first is whe-
ther it is constitutional.

“Is it within the power of

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