B.C. Hydro Spending $50,000 Putting Steel Wire Fencing
Around the Three-Mile-Long Koofenay Canal Power Project ©

Kootenay Canal. *
$0 Fencing is now under way
band more than two miles of
! sevenfoothigh wire fence will
{be erected this year.
The fence is being «

Wai T CRUSH
‘SMOKING c MIT

tek easiét than you
thought possible?

PRESENTING

ve to. popular interest

THE 5-DAY PLAN
TO STOP. SMOKING
Castlegar
& District
Hospital
in the
Conference Room

‘|July 27-31 Nightly
| 7.30‘to 9.15 p.m.

STOP SMOKING

This stop-smoking program
has already been held in
Teall, Nelson and Grand
Forks the past year and
now is coming to Castle-
gar. - 3

The program is a FREE|
SERVICE non-sectarian com-
munity service of the Sev-
enth Day Adventist .Church.
In Castlegar it is being
hosted by the Castlegar &|
District Hospital.

The program is FREE but if|

wish to give a donation

it works for you, you may] -

structed along reaches of the
‘canal where steep banks and
sheer drops present a hazard.
Under normal conditions wild
creatures easily avoid these
dangers. But under abnoimal -.
conditions, as when driven by
dog packs, deer may be forced
onto these: hazardous slopes
and killed,

No fencing is planned
around the central pool area,
where slopes are less steep
than along most other stretches
of the canal.

ectangular ‘mesh in

involved in the planning pro-°
cess we $000 dedlied the fence

+ could achieve the double goal of

for protective use.

“At the start our concern
was to prtect the public,
particularly youngaters, by
keeping them away from dan-
gerous are: id
Quirk, Hydr:

ger. “4 -
“However, as we got more

Check of Driving Habits. :
_ Appropriate at This “Time

Cheek your driving habits:

‘Take your time. Be realis-
tic about matching.trip miles to
the number of vacation days
you have, If you plan too much
you will start hurrying and the
hurry habit is one to avoid: it is
at least frustrating—at most, a
killer.

Drive only when you are
fit. You will not enjoy long
distance driving if you are
tired, aching or ailing. Fatigue,
certain medicines and drugs
can deteriorate your driving
ability to a dangerous level.
Avoid tranquilizers, pep pills
and prolonged use of aspirin.

‘Travel by day. There is no
substitute for driving with
natural visibility and during
normal waking hours. You can
see more, you can see better,
and you are usually sharper
behind the wheel’

Share the road. One of the
easiest ways to avoid incidents
that can mar your trip is simply
to.co-operate with

Starting Place:

Sinflower Fest

Annual

CANOE RACE.

Sunday, July 27 - 2 pam.

Sentors — Keenleyside Dem
duntors — Robson Wharf

making room for ‘everyone you
help yourself.

Keep your. guard up—be
realistic. The drivers you mect
on the road are strangers to
you. You do not know how.
competent they are or what
they are going to do, Drive
defensively.

people. So it was p
{ constructed with bot

protecting deer as well as

ed
th in'mind.”

Asa deer protection device
the fence has the full aupport of
R.A. (Ted) Rutherglen, vot-
eran Fish and Wildlife Branch
conservation conservation’ of
ficer, with headquarters io
Nelson, whose opinion

Sought during the early, plan-
stages. :

ning
“I think feneing isan
excellent. idea,” he said, “It's
a

anything that would, But it will

Keep moet out, and

that's the important thing.

Kootenay Canal power:

atta capaelty Full capacity

when
the final ts as ee units
age scheduled to be placed in
service:

Helen Verzuh Funeral .
- Held Here on Tuesday. .

Funeral services were held
Tuesday morning from the
chapel of the Castlegar Funeral
Home for Helen Verzuh, wife of
well-known’ local sportsman
Mike Verzuh, the former proat
the Castlegar and District Golf,
Club.

Mrs. Verzuh died very
suddenly on Friday at thelr
home at 700 - 10th Ave. 8:

Born in Edmonton, Mrs.’
Verash came to the Kootenays.

was aac by Cominco as &
secretary. She married in Trail,
and lived. ‘there until 1949 when

the family moved to.Kinnaird.:
Mrs, Verzuh was secretary.”

for the Village of Kinnaird for a

number of years and eee ae :

member of the Castlegar

tele Hospital ‘Auxiliaey, Fi
was keenly interested in ani-:
mals and wasa: aipperies of the:
work of the SPCA. A

“Mars. Verzuh enjoyed gar’
dening snd was an ardent,
golfer, having been, with her:

husband, a member of the local.

golf club since its inception. 5
She is survived by h

husband Mike, a son Ron, andi Fy

daughter Niki.
Officiating clergyman was
Rev. Duane Harder while or:

+ \ganist_ was Mrs. Dawna Din-,

ning. Cremation followed.
Memorial donations may.
be made to the Castlegar

ety for. Handicapped Childre:
or flowers are gratefully ri
ceive

Far - Reaching Change
- Anglican Brides are Equal
Before Alfar With Grooms

It Is appropriate that in.
International Woman's’ Year,
the Church of England has
radically: altered its 300-year-
old chauvinistleally inclined

ceremony so that in
future “bride and groom will

*’stand before the altar as equal

partners".

Far-reaching-changes to
the deoply entrenched aad
traditional ceremony have
proposed by the church's ilar:
gical commission, but they have
yet to be approved by the
governing general synod which
will meet later this year.

It will ‘probably be' next.

year before the new: form of |
, sorvice goes into general usage.

Other churches in the
worldwide Anglican commun-
fon, and other Protestant de-

nominations which: have indi-

cated an intereat, are also
expected. to adopt the new
wording.

In its report, headed sim-

ply the Weddlag Service, and

which received little publicity:
in Britain because of the
continuing economic crisis
which has dominated the media
‘the commission says “it empha-
‘sizes the: mutual help and
comfort that each ought to give
the other in marriage”.

No longer will a bride have
to vow €o "obey" her new
husband. A couple will ex-
change rings at the altar,
rather than the bride being
‘secured with a single band ‘a
gold from the groom.

Neither will the bride be
given away”; instead, she will
present herself at the Altar just

service
will replace the one in the
Church of England's Pi
Book which originally
devised in 1662, although some
modifications were introduced
in 1928.

‘The changes are designed
to create from the outset in
every Anglican marriage
‘tat help, comfort and

nthe report adda: “This is

the one. cartd certain lifelong need in -

every marriage, wheress sex-
al istersmurse, and Deas

pahelt ay

Ing may not be appropriate in
every caso and are unlikely to
be a dominant feature of the

; later years,

“We have (also) tried to
express more positive Christian
acceptance and enjoyment of,
sexuality asa great ent of God,
and not as a grud;

conces-
salon for’ the aveldance of

fornteation." :
The new prefacing re-

marka by the minlater perform. «

ing the wedding will replace the
1662 preface which viewed the

, ordination of marriage as “for

the procreation of children...a:
remedy against ain and to avoid
fornleation” and, ‘only: thirdly,
doos it suggest ““for mutual
society, help and comfort”.

‘he new format ‘calls: for

husband and’ wife to ‘comfort

and help eich other. “living
faithfully. toget het in’ good
times and bad; that they may
know each ather with’ delight
and tendernesa in acta of love;

‘and that they may be blessed in

‘the procreation, care and up
bringing of children.”
‘The Anglicans are also

= - C

See:the _

— HOURS —
Moca Saturday — 8.30 a.m, to. 10.30 p.m
Sunday — 9 a.m. to 10.30. pm. © i

to replace mut
the archale language of tho
Middle Ages ‘which still ‘dom.
nates the old wedding service.

The traditional tongue-
twister demanded of the groom,
“and thereto I plight thee my
troth”, has been streamlined to
“and this is my solemn vow",

Similarly, the minister's

Ume-honored challenge to the
couple to speak up if there [s

+ any reason why they should not

be joined in wedlock “as
shall answer at the dreadfol
day of judgment” and to confess
“any impediment why ‘ye may
not be lawily jolned together
in matrimony” will be repla
with:

“And if elther of you knows
a reason why you may not
lawfully. marry, you must de-
clare it now.”

Summer days in the Yukon -

can be quite warm when alr

>from the: Pacific Ocean“or

‘Alaska moves into the region.
Record high for Dawson City
‘and Mayo is 95 degrees Faren-

eee vee

Sunflower. Fest

Saturday and Sunday
Joly 26 and 27

SPECIALS.
Friday and Saturday

MEN'S PANTS ...... 2 prs. $2,50
LIGHT SUMMER DRESSES $2.50
"MENS & LADIES" SUITS $275

ARROW CLEANERS ”

129 Main Street =, Phone 365-6651:

 SLOCAN INN

Now: Under New Mansgement

- Wiiday, July 25, 1975
DANCING

9 p.m. to 1 a.m,

Live Musle by. "PLAYMATES"

tesing

ADVICE ag

Underarm stains

need.not be permanent

ITH he 3p of cum-
foe, the Washday Advice . Tha) pra
Bureau's mall ‘con
bout unserarm agian
thes ainost a any olber subject.
several

— #0. mit a
day's more comfortable ”
see fashions.

Here is a fob again for the

oeeee tid stains doe to. per-
splaton, alone; oF for staat

1) young chi

Half of All the. Pedestrians Injured
‘Are Children Aged Four to Fourleen

“olution to thls complex probs. Tor the 4.7. year-olds. and
Tes

Almost half of all
trians injured are between the

_ ages of four and 14 years old. In

other words, of the 20,000
people on foot who are Inj
every year, every second’ per-
son tragically struck by & car,
Se ae
children’ Injured every di
Fortunately, eestvs of
their tremendous, fsallleney,
n'can more
ily survive the effects of a
motor vebiele accident, Never-

“theless, between'25 to 80 per

cent of all pedestrian fatalltles,
(approximately.1,200 per year)
‘are in the 4-14 age group, which
averages out to one child a day

ikilled. 1 eset
‘Obviously, the numbes of,
, children injured) and

sae
way out of pro in to thei
respective population. In this
safety area,’we are all badly.

~ failing parents, people driving

cars and other motor vehicles,
“safety ‘officials and educators,

|, of course, the child. The
‘child is failing, but he is
suffering for it’ too,

The B.C. Automobile Asso
ciation claims proudly that
wherever there has been one of
their school crossing patrols,
‘and for that matter; wherever
there has been any CAA school
ceoasing patrol, there have
been no fatalities. If it is noted.
that one of every five children

killed and one out of every ’

three children injured is en
Toute to or from’ school, the
value of such patrols cannot be
en
Unfortunately, however,
children tmaust cross. al
more street ee a tbe

are patrols, Children, there-

fore, need to be taught and
continually reminded how to

no one safety program is going
tosolve this tremendous pedes-
trian problem. Hopefully, how-
ve, the newly launched ‘walk,
wise with your eyes” program
Mill provide’ ‘part of the

alk: wise with your,
eyes” hes deliberately Incor-
porated a fun-like symbol--the

- eyes In the boot—and a catchy ~

slogan te toappen Pit jane.

eerie 4 4-8 age souls Is
involved. In two out of
three pedestrian accidents: ear
many! cases, these children
don't: know the pedestrian
‘afety rules, or they've been
improperly informed. They of-
ten don't besa a traffic sig."
nals ‘and’sij ¢

‘A‘young ng ehlld copies the
behavior: of adults and: his.
peors, yet the: young ‘child
cannot walk acros the street

ight, such saben
‘as riot ‘vehicles ‘might
be completely obscured
nearby cars. | ua
problem ‘exists ©
when ‘young children ‘eros:
between parked : vehlel
Again their vision of an oncom-
Ing car may be bt by a
parked vehicle.’ At night,’ the
problem becomes even more
complex, for the motorist can-

child as well as an

ges

‘ents of young children to take:
the time to’ discuss the routes
thelr children take to and from
school, to the’ playground and .:
usual playing apot, to’ their

friends’ homes and store...

Go ‘over the: traffic problema
that arise ‘en’ route and ta
about the correct action ‘to

taken and why it is the tae

‘Make your‘ children aware of

the dangers and do 20 a8 soon
2 various

th your eyes” mal
aralale at each local 6ifice (oF

arents to give to their chil-
tren, Pick up the-safety game’

Conscience and Comment.

Third World War Is Lost;

“SITUATION WANTED
Ive! got 20 chai
_ tdoslog lenny aanhel exp arenes
pint end 2 yoars.on.
Wenofacturing process. Deas $

xi of Canedian ‘Assocation of Pure
chasing Agen

me position. ‘wanted. ae
[Ty QOB PALMER, 365-6784

~ COMMUNITY GARAGE
- SAE & (RAFTS FAIR

1 PM, SUN., J JULY 27

anguish.

‘By Bev. K. Neill Foster
Will yo
bel

hope’ #0.” Alex-
ander Golshentt|

‘weiter! .

that Russia eapelled zpelied because of
bis fame. And he has some
words for us all.

fan artl pu
in Bariaby Le Monde and later

-: translated for publication in the
United States,

ve time to consider that they
Mi falle-not thelr sons Dut :
they—in the defense of Amer-
Ica. It is too late... to avold the

Third World War. But we must
|; have the courage and-clear-

headedneas to atop the Fourth.
To, stop Ie nati grovel ena g

oe. “Solzhenitsyn sounda’
like a prophet. And one should
never, be: neutral ‘about 's
prophet. Stone. them or’ obey
them, {t*has ‘always been.
jut—God

forbid-

sategertly states th that the

pre-
decessors. It began not with a
‘thundering deélaration of war...
‘but int boring.

visibly, stealthily
into the flabby body of. the

wor rpalland, Bou
rael are in a dant Portugal is
throwing erself. irretrievably
into the abyss... Does NATO.

patil’ exis "having lost four.

‘count
! Wied valiant Ierael was.~

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“Two are Hurt
“In: Motorcycle
"| Accident Here

received scrapes and bruises ~

after the maching struck a rock

* aa it negotiated a corner on the
Celgar Road near-the railroad

crossing by the Castlegar Fer-

baa causng $1,200 damage to
the motorcycle.

PHOTOGRAPHIC
SERVICES

on

Ma

review the points it makes
‘aith the children after they
“shave completed It,

Accident
Investigated
"A motoreycle accident on

* Highway 8 in the early hours of

sJuly 12 is still under inv atlga-
Yon by Castlegar RCMP,
Police say y Bteven Sander
was Travelllog between Kin-
naird and Blueberry when the

“Jost ‘control of, the vehicle,

Da acie oe
Music Society
Plans Contest
For B.C. Youths

‘The Vancouver New Music
Soclety announces an orches-
tral composition contest for
young. B.C, composers, the
winner to receive a $500 prize

and a performance of the work ©

by the Vancouver Youth Or-
chestra during its 1976-76. con-
cert season,
Deadline for submission of
/ecores is Sept, 80, 1976.

For further

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 24, 1975

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