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The Reverend Shoji Mit-
obe of the Tenriko Church of
Tokyo and his wife Etsuko
paid a brief visit last week-
end to their daughter Kim, a

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Rotary exchange — student
here.
The couple was met at the
Castlegar airport by Castle-
- gar Rotary student exchange
chairman’ Ron Ross and his
daughter Susan, and joined
later by Mrs. Ross and the
Rotary Club's latest ex-
change student, Nellie Her-
rera of Tobasco, Mexico.

After a trip to see the
Hugh Keenleyside dam and

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EASTGATE GARDENS:
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sports

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1010 - ath Sy.

Rotary student exchange chairman Ron-
his daughter Susan (right) welcome
Reverend Shoji Mitobe and his wife Etsuko who last

Family visi

area, the group was then
taken for a guided tour of the
Zuckerberg Island Heritage
Park by John Charters, fol-
lowed by a tea at the Char-

ters’ home.

Later in the afternoon they
went to Trail to meet Kim's
host family, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Dowell of Robson, watch

CosNews Photo by John Charters

ts student

the provincial s
and have an Itali.
the Collander.

On Sunday mdrning they
visited Mr. and Mrs. William
Craven, Kim's first Rotary.
parents, and in the aff$rnoon
were guests at the Rotary
annual picnic at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lamont at

Christina Lake.

There, they enjoyed the
Canada-style games, compe-
titions and hospitality until
evening.

They were then driven by
Ron Ross and Kim jo Pen-
ticton to rejoin their tour
group before it continued on
to Revelst

Recreation news

Keep your eyes wide open
because our Fall Program
brochure will hit the street
Wednesday. This fall we
have many new and inter-
esting events in store for the
whole family. Some of the
exciting activities in our bro-
chure are as follows:

Creative Costumes

If designing and creating
a unique halloween costume
for your children or yourself
has always been a problem,
why not- register for this
program. Two sessions, will,
give you lots of ideas that are
everything including inex-
pensive. Don’t miss out on
this workshop it will fill up
quickly.

CPR Recertification

This important two-hour
session is for everyone who
has taken the CPR course but
needs a refresher. This free
session takes place on Sept.
24 at 7 p.m. Just give usa call

Run, walk, cycle, jog, for
fun and a great cause. This

year we are hosting the Ter-~

ry Fox Run so plan to par-
ticipate. Tht-run,takes place

Sept. 15 starting at 9:30 a.m.

“at the Community Complex.

Pledge sheets are available
at the recreation office, pick
up yours today!

These are only a few of the
activities we, have planned
for the fall, stay tuned to
next week's issue, there is a
lot more to come.

S

Since summer is almost
over you only have a few
days of swimming left.. *

Today is the final day for
sswimming at the Bob Brand-,

son Pool. The last session
from 1:30 - 4 p.m.
Breakers Camp
If you are interested in
swimming why not pop down
to the arena and take a
glimpse at the Seattle Break-
ers training camp. They
arrived Thursday and will be
on the ice every day between
9 - 10:30 a.m. and 2 - 3:30 p.m.
Skating
If you want a bit of skating
yourself we have lots of sum-
mer ice for-rent, Just give us
a call at 365-3386.

MR. AND MRS. JAMES SHLAKOFF
.., May wedding

Cou

ple

exchange vows

Sandy Lynn Koorbatoff,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Koorbatoff of Slocan
Park, and James Shlakoff,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Shlakoff of Glade, were mar-,
ried in May_jn the home of
the bride’sffarents.

The bride wore a white
floor-Iength gown with a high
neckline, lace bodice and a
ruffled flowing train. The
gown was adorned with
pearls and the matching hat
had a three-quarter veil.

She carried a bouquet of
red roses with small white
roses, baby's breath and
stephanotis. Her jewelry, a
diamond necklace and ear-
rings, was_a gift from the
groom.

The matron of honor,
Pamela Padowinikoff and
Debbie Shlakoff, both sisters
of the groom from Slocan
Park, wore pink  three-
quarter length dresses of
taffeta and carried bouquets
of pink roses with white car-
nations and baby’s breath.

Jennifer Chernenkoff, the
groom's niece, was the flower
girl. She wore a ruffled white

dress and carried a basket of
pink and burgundy silk flow-
ers. z
The mother of the bride
wore. deep pink dress made
of georgette, while the
groom's mother wore a flow-
ered peach dress.

Gordon . Wasilenkoff of
Shoreacres was best man and
the usher was Kevin Koor-
‘abatoff, brother of the bride,
from Slocan Park.

Musical selections were
provided by Greg Reid.
~" The reception.was-held at
the Fireside Inn in.Castlegar.
The room was decorated in
burgundy, pink and white.

Traditional crocheted can-
dy baskets, made by a special
friend from Morelia, Mexico,
decorated the bride's table.

The round three-tiered
wedding cake was made by
the bride's mother. and dec-
orated with small pink and
burgundy roses.

Master of ceremonies at
the reception was the bride’s
uncle, Bill Barisoff of Winlaw.
The toast to the bride was
made by Kevin Koorbatoff.

‘The newlyweds will be re-
siding in Glade.

Reunion holds awards

The Stanley Humphries
Secondary School graduating
class of 1975 held its 10-year
reunion recently. Beginning
Aug. 2 with a Mixer and
concluding with a family pic-
nic on Aug. 4 at Kinnaird
Park, grads returned from all
over the country to enjoy
themselves with old friends,
make new ones and chart
each ‘other's progress. —~

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coming!

The Company
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insures *

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Out of Five

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ope te)
CALL 359-7495

Saturday night's banquet
and dance at the Fireside Inn
was attended by 170 grads,
spouses, guests and former
teachers.

Albert Fick provided mu-
sic from the 1970s and 1980s
and welcomed two members
of the class, Craig Jones and
Kevin Wilson, both profes-
sional musicians, on-stage to
close the evening with some

_ up tempo rock ‘n’ roll.

Awards were presented to

-some of the grads. To David

Henne went the “Peter Pan
Award” for refusing to grow
up. To Deb Barisnikoff-Mar-
tin, the “Best Assumed Sex
Life” (she is farming oysters
on Vancouver Island).
“Bruce Allingham’ won
“Most Disti hed Grad,” a

‘Metropoliton Really Stonds By You!

euphemistic title for “Most
Grey Hair.”
Sandy. Moran-Deschene

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Juice Grapes

(36 Ib. Box)
ZINFANDEL
MUSCATEL
ALICANTE
PALAMINO

Grape Juice

Juice available
after Sept. 15.
22 litre pails
220 litre barrels
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PALAMINO JUICE
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WHITE REISLING

won the “Greatest Expecta-
tions” award as she is ex-
pecting twins anytime.
Wayne Tamelin won the
“$50,000 Grad” award not
without some good fortune.
Clive Calderbank won the
“Most Changed” award going
from wallflower to punk
rocker. Lorraine Marcellus-
Gray won the “Greatest Dis-

appointment” award being-

from Houston,
Houston, Texas.

Elsie Harshenin won “Most
Travelled” hands. down and
Maureen Swetlishoff-Forster
the. “Greatest Distance”
award for travelling from
Pine Point, NWT. 5

Although not in fact, the

B.C... not

award for “Most Educated”
went to Harry Haley because
he could not get time off from
school to attend. - Former
teacher, Sally Walters, was
awarded the “Most Kids
Award” for her family of five
little ones.

“Air Comb” awards for the
bald and balding. were pre-
sented to Andy Saprikin,
Keith - Houghton, Michael
Davidoff, Mike Dmytruk ‘and
Fernando Da Costa with an
honorable mention going out
to Randie Harmston.

Organizers were Katrina
Thor-Larsen-Conroy; Cindy
Tipping-Shlakoff, Sandy
Moran-Deschene and Brian
Marsh. A ree

Funeral held

John M. Tamelin of Pass
Creek passed away Wednes-
day, Aug. 28 at the age of 77

Funeral service. was held

, During his life he worked
as a logger and for-Waldie's

awmill and ‘retired from
Celgar in 1972 due to illness.

Friday and Saturday at the: He was a member of the

Castlegar Funeral Chapel
with burial in the Pass Creek
Cemetery.

Mr. Tamelin was born in
Saskatchewan on July. 24,

“1908 and came to Pass Creek

as a young boy. He grew up
in Pass Creek and married
Tina-Bonderoff in 1928.

Rubber Stamps

Made to Order
CASTLEGAR NEWS
197 Columbia Ave.
Phone 365-7266

USCC and enjoyed fishing
and gardening.

Mr. Tamelin is survived by
his wife Tina; three sons,
John, Bill and Harry of
Castlegar; one - daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Kalesnikoff of
Castlegar; 11 grandchildren,
nine great-grandchildren;
one brother, Alex of Castle-
gar;.and one sister, Mary
Koochin of Castlegar. He was
predeceased by three sisters.

Funeral arrangements
were under the direction of
the Castlegar Funeral

People’s Insulation Services

B16 in stock, other sizes available
Now at introductory prices!

Henne's Marina

On the Arrow Lakes, 2’2 miles trom Castlegar.

365-3219

JOP SOIL, gravel, fill, drain

aT
Paul Legebokolt. 359-7926.tin/63
FRESH ‘fruit for sale. Palmer's
load,

a

9:

“a SNOW TRAILS
eee

rock.

As time goes by, you'll know why.

693-2382

Edition — 11 a.m.,

ROOMY downstairs
bedroom suite. Wolk
ond shopping. Quiet

Tal
registration for fall ‘cla:
starting Sept. 9. 365.

1978 CHYRSLER,

= pump
hoses. 365-

E 7/64
J, CERAMICS in Robson,

4 compartment

3/68,

king
’  For.Better or For Worse®

by. Lynn Johnston

| Steve's DOWNTOWN, ELLY, AND
INEGOT TRE (as

‘ond

VISION
SATELLIT

NOW TAKING
next session.
cl Chi

morning ‘er
Rand R Ceramics. 365-
7.

THE COURTYARD
BOOK & CURIO SHOP

DOWNTOWN SQUARE
SUMMER HOURS
|. to Wed. — 10-5
Thurs. & F

365-3737

SEAMLESS 5” GUTTERS
Heavy gouge aluminum, con-
tinuous 5-year leakproof guaran-
tee. Free estimates. Call Mr.
Gutter. 365-3240. a

THE BATHTUB WIZARD
REFINISH
Your aging bathtub at a froc-
tion of the cost of replace-
- All type sizes ani

104/23

SALES

Complete systems
available!
Starting at

*1200
available O.A.C.
View at
HILLTOP SERVICE

Or Call
LORNE FELLOWS
365-2925 Eves.

On the spot financing ~

CAR. ‘Could
LEAVE THE BOYS WITH Youz.

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ig

FREE ESTIMATES

Call George Ross
Shop Manager

MALONEY’S AUTO BODY — 365-2155

368-3663

INCLUDE THE PRICE: When od-
vertising items for sale, it’s
always advisable to state the
price. Many readers won't phone
it no price is i tin/19

READERS of the Castlegar. N.
through — this
membership-in the

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tion. These used printing press
plates (.009 x 24% 36 inches)
Gre priced as follows?

75 cents each; 13 to 2:

each:

FRESH LIQUID honey in your con-
tainers at $1.00/Ib. Flower
Power Apiaries, Grand Forks.
442-2933. 7/65

are

ottered
comprehensive
efficient. advertising program
‘or $109 per week, we con
your 25-word _ blant
in mor
700,000 homes. Your A:
will appear in nearly 80
community news
more than 1.5. milli
all our
2212 tor det

SEE what Mary Koy

CANNING JARS. Potatoes,
carrots, yellow beans. 399-4359.
3/68
ONE 5-gal, aquarium and
supplies. 365-6968 atter 6 p.m.
3/68

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CLASSIFIED

ONLY

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tlegar News

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399-4191 af! Sp.

INGLIS portable dishwasher,
Kenmore built-in dishwasher,
Baycrest washing machine.
Good condition. 365-3002. 3/

can do for you. Fran. 365-7857.
t#n/33

USED GUNS bought ond
Cash or trode. Wises Hardware.
Rossland, 112-362-5171. tfn/93

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Additional Words 15¢
3 Insertions for Price of 2
7 Insertions for Price of 4
Special Reduced Rates for
13x, 18x, 26x, 52x, 104x
are Also Available

Attention Getters

25¢ for each time ad appears.
(Minimum charge 75¢.)

Legal Ads
Word ads: 20¢ per word for
one insertion; 15¢ per word
for

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For information

KC PET MART
2181 Coldmbia 365-2633

EXCELLENT automatic dryer.

3.
years-old, $250. Call Brad, 365-

Classified Ads
ATTENTION BAND STUDENTS:

‘Aluminum
Sheets.
24%" x 36"
1 to 12 — 75¢ Each

13 to 24 — 60¢ Each
25 or More — 50¢ Each

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classified word ad
twice at regular
price and get the
third insertion
a

NO EXTRA
CHARGE

RCH, Tomeroc. firewood. Cut

Bi
and split. 365-292!

1/70

7 Insertions for. Price of 4

rent-a-wreck

365-2711

At Castlegar. Turbo

g-FOOT CANOPY : $200.
utility trailer, $300. 365-6442

1972 TENT CAMPER. 365-2468. |
4

continues depends. a lot uj
8-H. what we teach our childre:

3/70

ea
‘ST. DAVID'S THRIFT SHOP
mmer

Clearance sale of sui
clothing. FILL-A-BAG for $2,
Sept. 6.

5347 days of 365-8054 evenings.
165

SCREENED top soil.
available. 352-6187 or 352-5980.

tin/36

FOR SALE: Lamb meat, 365-8360.

7/65

now

* Wicker * Gifts
33 ROSE'S

STATIONERY SUPPLIES
PHOTOCOPYING
WEDDING STATIONERY
GENERAL PRINTING

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* Clothing * Jewellery
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BOUTIQUE

(Above Bob's Pey a Tokit)

RENT

THIS
SPACE
REPYARCESIRECATRED! 365-5210

until
3/68

PEA GRAVEL, crush, 5/8 crushed
rock, $12 per yard. Minimum 12-
yard loods. Poul ‘1
359-7926. 7/69
MATERNITY clothes, sizes 12-16,
dresses, $10, t-shirts, blouses,
pants, $5.00. Call Fron 365-7857.
36

DRESSER, headboard, twin bed
set, cot, dinette, bedroom suite,
mattress

old TVs. 365-6694. *

DOGS BOARDED. Alca Kennels.
Salmo. Phone 357-9984
evenings. ttn/;
PUREBRED Golden Re’

ips. $75 cash of tro
jirewood. 355-2351.
6-MONTH-OLD Brown Swiss
heifor-365-3500—- 3/70

“Whether the human_ race

TRAIL

S.P.C.A.

el Print S21

AS OF AUGUST 26, 1985, Country
Harvest Deli will again corry the
Bun Master Products. Special
orders welcome. 365-5414. 3/68

-GAL. gas tank and stand,
two rocking chairs, 2 loveseats.
365-6968. 3/68

RUSSELL
AUCTION HOUSE

New&Used
Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793

B&C HOME APPLIANCES
REPAIR LTD.
365-5451 of 364-0411

DRY BIRCH firewood, $65. full
cord. Mixed $55.00 per cord. 365.
6342. ~~ 3/70

365-6385

insertions. Legal boxed ods:
64€ per agate line for one in-
sertion; 48¢ per agate line for
subsequent consecutive inser-
tions.

Payment may be made by
cosh, cheque or Visa and
MasterCard credit car

10.a.m. Friday
Order by Mail
Print your Action Ad on o
separate piece of paper and

Help Wanted
tith the British Columbia

JARI 44" SICKLE_MOWER
new. AMF 36” riding mo:
H.P. Briggs & Stratfon e
365-686:

MIDWAY
GLASS & MIRROR
Gloss Replacements
Sealed Units * ICBC Claims
604 - 200 Ave., Fairview Sub.

Castlegar — 365-2394

40 SQ. YDS. shag corpet with
underlay. 606 Larch St. - 3
LESAGE Piono and
Beautiful queen-si:
suite, $2500. Trade
freezer tor smaller
Evenings. 8083.

SOFT _TOP tent trailer
O.8.0— Utility trailer,
0.8.0. 365-7605. 3/65

LIKE NEW accordion,
Trombone, $200. Ten:

FRANKLIN FIREPLACE,

ve its price
in your ad tor
: tins

three issues.

Serving the entire
"West Kootenay area

SPCA 1s plecsed

sg

organ. rooting.
Volkswagon van. Best offers.
226-7481. | 3/7

TWO CHEV 16" B-hole split rims.
3/70

$20. 365-3751.

HOUSE SOLD. Must sell major
appliances, household fur-
nishings etc. 365-6733. 321 - 103
St. 3/70

Federal and Provincial

DATE:
Mon., Sept. 9
COURSE:
Transportation
Supervisor
REGISTRATION:
8:30 a.m.

TRANSPORTATION OF
DANGEROUS GOODS

covering the

DATE:
Mon., Sept. 9
COURSE:
Drivers
REGISTRATION
ép.m.

offering tor tran-

sport and transporfation of dangerous goods came into effect July 1, 1985.
The B.C. Motor Transport Association is ottering the tollowing: -

TRAINING COURSES FOR SHIPPERS & CARRIERS

DATE:
Iues., Sept. 10
COURSE:
Shippers
REGISTRATION:
8:30 a.m.

All courses held at the Monte Carlo Inn, Castlegar. Ftes +
- For further information or registration, call BCMTA at 299-7407 (Burnaby)

Two-Gallon
PAILS
ONLY

*1.50

EACH

Heavy duty all-purpose
plastic pails with tight-fitting
covers and handles.
Need cleaning. $1.50 each.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

197 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar

MOVING SALE. Freezer, $50.
pool table and accessories, $350.

$50. 20
100. 20° chainsaw. $75. Picnic
table, $60. 365-3849. 3/69

FED UP?

Has your present bank or finance company job got you
fed up — is there simply not enough challenge, income,
or opportunity available to you? Are you a strong lender -

or collector or

both? If that's the case,

then you should

sit down today and send us your resume. We are looking
for an aggressive individual to join our management
team as our Time Sales Manager. This is a position with

DONNA S
fascinating hobby. Over
different pieces to choose trom.

jake your own Christmas gilts.
Full line of greenware and paints
for sale. E

CERAMICS, A

daily. Covert Farms, Oliver, B.C.
2 tiny 7c

Our Action Ad Phone
Number is 365-2212

S/ATMEILLI Ve
RECEIMWING

Danal

The Trout welcome
Dona Hadath to our stolf. Mis Hodath
Animal

Welcome toTrail |

FOR RENT

Desirable
Commercial
Location

-Downtown
Castlegar

Next to Pharmasave.
2,000 sq. ft. at
streetlevel,
##,000 8q.ft.on +
{lower level.

CONTACT S.S. BILN
AT PHARMASAVE

365-7813 Di
365-5392 Nights

Downtown Castlegar.
2

CALL COLLECT

368-3133

ROBSON: bedroom, _ semi

furnished. “Available

365-3653.

SBORM, house near hosp:

‘school. 365-5372.

COZY_ FURNISHED co!

Slocan Park. Running water
den. $200/month. 428-2809.

tin/66

WOODLAND PARK
HOUSING CO-OP

For more information phone
365-2677

THREE-BEDROOM mobi home
‘on large lot, available July }
Gos heat. 365-31 tin/43
2 i

ove, utilities included.

. Alter 6 p.m. week-

OY8 6 tins

2 BDRM. SUITE. Batchelor suite.
both partly furnished. 365-2188
or 352-7

COMPONENTS

the Kootenay’s leading automobile dealership, we'll
“give you the chance you've been looking for and may
well deserve. We offer a.truly excellent renumeration
plan, a full benefit program, and a company car. This
position is open imm iately so don't delay and find
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Box 3007 W. Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3H4

CARRIGNE CABERNET SAUVINGNON
ae SAUVINGNON BLANC
GRAPES AVAILABLE APPROXIMATELY , .
SEPTEMBER 8. ORDER THROUGH. YOUR
DOWNTOWN SUPERVALU STORE, PHONE
365-5755, or F2W WHOLESALE.

Philips . . . Top of the line
package ® Fully Remote
© Customer Friendly

3985

Reg.

canes and Installation Extra. (Finencing Available. O.A.C.)

WITH EACH UNIT PURCHASED YOU MAY BUY A TV AT COST!
YOU HAVE SEEN THE REST,.NOW SEE THE BEST!

BILL’S TV REBUILDING
ot 365-3466 ross creek

$4961... .-SALE

igh! A +t. This Act
$500 ci”. CONTINUES Se ar pe

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2° Off Customer Price up to $500

n_applicant’s
Available on hom col

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ancestry. place of

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matter relates to the main-
- tenonce of public decency
‘| AND prior opproval hes been
FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL Ga Oe Humor
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appointment. Call

WALLY AT 365-7150 OR BILL AT 226-7705 lights Bronch).
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