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CASTLEGAR NEWS, nnSaae: Joly 26,

1979

Recognition Given
MacLean Students

MacLean Elementary
School in Rossland recog-
nized its hard-working stu-
dents on Awards Day, June
29, with the following Presen-
tations: .

Achievement Awards:

oom Henther Jenkins, Grade 4;

Sandy Woodhouse, Grade 5;
and Doug Rae, Grade 6.

For the Grade 7's the
Best All-Round
award was presented: to
Barbra Wilson, The top ath-

Student ©

letie awards went’ to John
Howes and Anna-Marie Butz.

Rossland Legion’ book
awards were presented to:
Helena Swinkels (math and
science); Lorraine Johnston
(English); Arshbir Kler (so-
cial studies); and Darcey Allen
(music).

Other awards were also

‘presented for yeu! effort,

learning assistance. <ervice,
citizenship. French, tibrary
assistance and Canada Fit:

job File

Details of these and
other job opportunities are

.. available at:

Nelson Canada Employment
* Centre,

514 Vernon St.,

Phone soz Sis

A Ee tbalnes: with
Grade 12 education is requir-
.ed, Applicant must .be mo-

. ile. (350)
*

A fully. ed flying
instructor is needed in Nak-
usp.

. *. *
Part-time instructors

A journeyman or TQ
truck mechanic, with diesel
experience is required in
Salmo. (638).

* 8 «

A mature counter per-

‘son is preferred to make

sandwiches and serve cust-
omers,
e # 6 a
An experienced floata-

tion. operator is required in’ ne ade at the first opportunity.

to double that particular suit. _
8. The doubled bid must-

New Denver.

* *

Teall Gas Employment

are wanted to teach: ballet, ©

. archery, cooking for children

and carpentry for children
and senior citizens.)

Homemakers, with own

#. vehicle, ‘ are for

Taxi company in Trail
has opening for a taxi driver
holding clean ¢lass-four dri-
ver's licence. Salary 45 per

part-time work in | the Nelson -

area,

ee
Sales clerks are needed
for casual part-time work.
* * *

Waiters/waitresses,
cooks and kitchen helpers are
required in Nelson, Kaslo,
Balfour, Grey Creek and ©
Salmo.

s 8 8
A manager is wanted for

gn area ski hill. Applicant

should hold CSIA certifica-

tion and be familiar with ski

area equipment. (641)

+ , nd Ld

A seamstress, with dra-
pery experience, is wanted
for part-time work.

Cee fe

Journeyman heavydhity
mechanics are needed in
Nakusp and Kaslo. (697, 718)

cent (721)
. 8 &
Employer in Castlegar is
seeking the services of an
experienced auto parts coun-
ter clerk. 15 - 20 hours week.
(694)

. *

Bridge Beat

By JOY KEILLOR:
Takeout Doubles
Like Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde, the word “Double” has
a dual personality.

+ Most of the time when
your partner says double, he
means he can set’ the oppo
nents’ contract and wants to

collect’ a doubled penalty. «

This is called “a
Double,
: But now and then, the
word double

Penalty

in, the vvfore it: is called a
takeout double.
You must ‘recognize

which double your. partner.

has in mind, not ‘by voice “
intonation or by facial ex-

pression, but by the bidding

situation.

Takeout Double — you ;

take the double out, not leave

it in. Your: partner's double.
must . fulfill three require-:

ments:

or doubled.
"2, The double ‘must be

be of one, two, or three, ‘of a
. Suit. i

The moat common take-. ,

out double is made by the
first call your partner makes
after the ‘opponents open the
bidding by saying “double”.
:This double has two main
purposes.

1, To show partner a
strong hand after the oppo-
nents have opened the. bid-.
ding.

2.. To ask’ partner at

changes its .
meaning and becomes a re--
quest for you to make a bid, +
so yes? don't leave this double |

1. Partner ofthe doubler
must not have previously bid

Requirements
About 18 or more points
lincluding | distribution) and
support in each of the unbid
suits, If one of the unbid suits
ix weak, an escape suit to run
to. Remember’ you ‘are for-

sing your partner .to bid,

even on a blank-hand.

‘Here's an excellent -hand ;

to use. the ,takeout’’ double
with. The opponents open the

hidding one heart: You Hold’

4 Pe

: Axix .
+ SKQxx as
You' can't know which .
suit will fit best. @ith your
partner's hand, so you make
the takeout double and your. .
“partner will bid his suit.

with this next hand, °

double ‘first. for | takeout,
showing a strong hand and
then bid spades:

® AK.Q.xxx

vx é

» OK xx
“Axx *

When you double ' your

opponent's opening: major
suit bid, you usually promise
at least four in the ‘other
major. ‘

opposition opens
one heiirt. This hand doesn’t
have the other major so'your

bid is two spades, then

» firs
bid clubs if you can.

* sam’ s. Nursery & Florist...

ce

“Good Neighbour
Salute

Do you have an good, hl and
‘thoughtful? Has someone recently gone out of his or her way ta help you?

writa and tell us stout fe: a ‘

,courtesy of SAM'S NURSERY & FLORIST, along with the “Good Nelghiour',
certificate from, the Castlegar News/Mid-Week Mirror. : ‘

Send your letters to: ap *
GOOD NEIGHBOUR SALUTE
: Box 3007
CASTLEGAR, B.C...
VIN SHA".

“This week's Good. ‘Welghbee's Sahu goes to Marg ‘Graham ‘of Robson.
“Many tim @ thought -6f. moving, but | didn't because we know we
couldn't part with suct an. irreplaceable neighbor,” writes Gloria taylor of
Castlegar. She's been ‘nanny’ to our children since they could speak ‘and
treats them with so much caring and love that you'd think they were her awn,
Her schedule is never too husy to take time out to lend o hand or babysit whe
we're stuck for a sitter at a moment's notice. If I'm gone she'll tidy” my hou:

\ feed niy dog; clean up my yard, and anything alse that needs doing.”, ‘

The selected Good Neighbour of the Week will receive a plant of thelr cholce,

yi SIRTHB
ind Mrs, Paddy
a daughter,

CHERNENKOW — To Mr, and

irs. Lon Chernenkow ‘of South: -

Slocan, @ aon, born au uly 1 6.

GERZYMIBCH — To Mr. and
Mrs. Matt Gereymisan ‘of Trall, a

+ daughter, born duly 8,
} pe ‘ORIFFITH —

i To Mr, and Mre.
Blaine Griffith: of: Trall,, a son,
born July 17,

HUNT — To Mr. “and Mra. Robert:
Hunt of Trail, a daughter, born
duly 7. ‘ R :

JACOBEON — To Mr. and Mra.
Gary, Jacobson of Nelson, @
daughter 4%

KUNTZ — To Mr
Kenneth. Kuntz of eo
daughter, born duly 12.

OcaKO— To Mr. and Mra.
‘Stephen Ocako of Castlegar, a
daughter, born July 20. :

AIESTERER —To Mr. and mrs.
John Alesterar of Neleon, « von,
born July 1 16;

nd Mre. Burk”

in, born July,

8ZETO dre.
Chek Saat ath Netgen, Pr daughter;
born July.

OBTUARIER
‘BORGEN —

1: Hospital.
Funeral Gervica- was. conducted
+ duly. 20. tra rom ‘Carberty's Memor-

lal: Chapel with. Pastor ‘Herold

“Clark ‘oiiciating, ‘Cemetery. wes

at Mountaln'View Ce!
— Walter Norman

which contract his hand plays :

best.

Several it avai
lable in’ Trail for Ist and 2nd

cooks. 3
= 8 8.

Disco in Trail has open- -
ings in Trail for attractive ,

cocktail servers,
*
Employer" in’ Castlegar
requires an experienced cer-

Post Offices
Close Aug. '6

out British Columbia will be
closed Aug. 6 in observation
of B.C. Day.

__ There will be no mail

tified aut thanic to work
on foreigntype vehicles.
ae

"Garage in Trai has
opeging for experienced ‘cer-
tified front end -mechanie
with wheel alignment-steer-
ing and suspension work,

on this ‘holiday,
ae the exception of special
delivery items.

Street letter box collec-
‘tions’ will’ be -made on a
“Sunday Service". basis. °

Full postal service will
resume Aug. a

Everything Set
. For Barnes _
Creek Faire

The Annua} Barnes
Creek Country Faire will be
held again this year on the
B.C. holiday weekend.

August 3-6 has been set

aside for this unique country
faire at the old Whatshan

known as Barnes Creek Rec-
reation Grounds, just 6 kilo-

. meters west of the Needles

ferry landing.
This year the fair will

‘feature crafts and work-

shops, food concessions and
entertainment.
The entertainment in-

cludes Orpheus, Waves, Sad- -

dleback, Dolphin and the Sea,
Garry Cramer, Fusion, Tala
and Co., Childgrove, and
Flash Landing.

It is a family affair and
camping is available in the
area, The fair is the work of.
Skye Faires, whose philos-
ophy for the event is ‘to
provide a framework for
music, dance, crafts, exotic
cuisine, and holiday market-
place joy and fun as well as
economic and cultural stimu-
lation to a rural backwater
area while trying to maintain
the quiet green mellow at-
mosphere of -a mountain
community.”

1S MY TURN

To get into a profit-
able restaurant busi-
ness and be associ-
ated with an expand-
ing company that
Provides strong
management assis-
tance and a full
training program.

A great idea and the
minimum cash re-
quirement is only
$19,700.00. | can
itake the first step to
‘investigating this
opportunity by phon-
ing Cameron Bruce at
{403) 434-8486, or
writing to 5620-104
Street, Edmonton,
Alberta. :

| better do that right
now and not miss a

‘Settlement grounds, now.

900d opportunity.

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Furniture, The Bay, Trail (second)

< Prices in effect until August 11.”

Fudsons Bay Company

Gomes, 73, ot Nelson, died July

Thompson Funeral Home with
the Rev. J. F. Monaghan officiat-

Section of Nelson

y: Interment was at the “Fruity

with Rev. David Low aa i wNeaea 1 (atin) Vie
vot

Memorial Come! i

+ from Hammond

EVANS — Former Trallite, Leon-
ard John Evans, 83, of Vancou-
dled July 15 In the Trail.
onal Hospital. Legion service.
cont rr irom: ce arberry a,

jorlal

Mi ly 18 wi
Father aim Raters. ‘tfialating,

Crematio!

MacLEOD —a former Nelson
Mattent Wionitred -:MacLeod,:
died July 6 at her residence In
Victoria. ‘euneral eervice was hold
July 8, followed oy cremation,

PEREVERSOFF — ‘peter Perry”

Pereversolf, 46, of Grand Forks,
died ‘July 8. Prayer service was

held the evening of July 11 and _

tuneral service the following day.

(interment was in Gilpin Ceme-

y.
ee

St. THOMAS — Stanley Afexan-
der St. Thomas, 60,°of Nelson,

a dled auddenty and peacefully on

Juty 18. at Vancouver carers
Hospital. “eunerel warviog *'we
held July °19. In. the, chapel ‘ot
Thompson’ Fun
Rev. CG. N. Howard sentielsting.
Cremation.

SAARE Casi. Robert, (B0b} Snare,
2, of Roastan

was. con
ducted from St. Andrew's United
Church In Rossland on July 10,

with Rew: Bon Weight officiating.

Cremation,

af : SIMMONS. cond Orland Keith Sim-
Borgen, ca et rai ra aod yer 18. Fi ‘i HH

‘STOOCHNOFF. — Mrs.

Mary.
Stoochnoft, 68, of Grand Fork; a:

died July 13. Prayer service w

y
held July 14, concluding with |

funeral service the following day
Funeral
tntarment’.was In the.-U!

i" Home with

Chapel.
ace

fH
Catnedrat'e of Mary tivmaclat

with’ a turferal ‘éerv!
follwing ;

wert . Fe Ma

Rev. on Willson. inter as in
the Cathollo Beation of Nalton
Memorial Park, ¢
WATSON — Ja
Bon, 38, of Tral nly on.
July 14 In’ the Trait, opeglinel

Hospital. Funeral service was
duct

on Jul ja wi

. Don ight officiating. In-/
ferment was at Mountain View
Samatery:

it "Seven athletes from the

“Trail Track and ‘Field Club

attended the July 6-7-8 "Pro-
vineial Track dnd Field, com?,
petitions at the, coast ‘return-
ing with 16 medals.
The.team: placed third in’
a four man-100‘meter relay
to take the bronze. Individaal

. results: are as follows:’ Ken

Simonen of Castlegar, in the
junior competitions, a bronze
for the 400 meter hurdles and
a bronze asa tember. of'the
relay..."

David mena of Grand

: Forks, ‘in. the: 11-year-old

men’s, took a silver in
hammer.

in Flanigan, in the’ junior
competitions, won two.golds,
one in shot and the other in

. discus;..one silver.in javelin

The Trail athletes, Kev- "|

sand one bronze in 100 meter

Ing. Interment was In the Cathollo
Park.

COLBERT — Graig Kenton. Cot-
“a a-Trall native. who

°11 tollowing.an automobdite accl-
dent near Christina Lake. Me-
morlat bervice;. was
from the an
Church. on. Jul:
Hadden Sregory ating. ret
mation.

ENDEREBY - Seal ‘ie a Shawn En-
derahy, 1

died cidentally at Trail on ‘duty

ice: was con-

lhe Full Gospel

Church In Fruitvate on July 20

West Kootenay Visitor :
Centre 3
Situated in ra Sandspit

Campground at Kokanee

Creek,‘ the. centre is open -

daily. from 11 a.m. to'9- p.m.

Morning walks areat 10 a.m, -

VOne.of the important functlons.of any newspaper Is
to provide readers with a means of Indicating thelr stand
‘on Important issues of the day. That’s what Your Turn [s

all about — achance for you not only to take'a stand on
ant Isaue but to find out how many other people feel the |
way... E

‘The federal: government's. ‘decision
last week to bi ing up to 50,000 Indochinese
: refugees-into Canada by: the: end: of 1980.
responded: to: the . world-wide . concern’
spurred by the plight of the. Vietnamese.
and.Cambod ple. External
rsa ReMinstor Doni id:
migration ‘Minister Ron ‘Atkey says’ the
' government will bring in one refugee :for
every refugee ‘sponsored by a private
group. :But critics of the new. program
“including “Opposition ‘Leader Pierre: Elliot
Trudeau —-say the government's respon-
sibility for the refugees should be greater.
What do you say?,

Is. the’ federal government brin, ing.
h of the “boat people” into Canada?

tourist i
at 7 p.m..and evening pro-
gram. at 8 Pm.
’
Saweua io :
: The Nelson Singles and

Single Parents Club isfeatur- .

. ing guest: speaker Ric. Mc-
Grath on the topic “Custody

“Laws.” Program begins at 8°

< p.m. and will last for about an
hour.: Time. will be allowed

for. questions, so come pre- -
“pared, Please contact the |

Community Services Centre
at 852-3504 for further infor-
mation.

July 27 :

Cottonwood Falls Sum-
mer-Arts Faire at the Far-
.mers: Market-Cottonwood
Falls Park site in Nelson
beginning at noon on Suily 27
and concluding the evening of
daly | 29.

eee

You are invited to list,

your events and activities ir

, Community Datebook. Send |
us. a note typewritten or

YES Oo NO Ll

‘Mail fe oun TURN:
fi BOX 3007, CASTLEGAR, B. cc.
“VIN 3H4
Please check the box of your choice ond in-

" clude any. written comments with your clip-
out coupon.

Gnd

Should RCMP-
Open Mail?

SULY 17 RESULTS: A 62.5 per cent majority of ballots cast. .
opposed the federal government giving the ROMP the right |
to open private mail, while 37.6 per cent were in favor. “If
the RCMP had the right to open mail, most criminal.

would |

e young dies, all tant the Trail Health Centre ummer Activity program,
enfoy and outing at Champion Lakes,

CASILEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July’ 26, 1979

B3

Milen industries”

HOUSE FRAMING’ — FORM WORK — VANITIES

‘ORITCHEN CABINETS — ARBORITE WORK

" », ALL FORMS OF GENERAL CARPENTRY

Mike Makortoft

(365: 7485 |

—News/MirrorFoto by Lovise Tenisci

‘hurdle; Guster Korn, in’ the

17-year-old men competition: “i
received one bronze in the «

100 meter dash and a gold

each in discus and. shot,’ ,
Rainer Korn, in 16-year.

old. men, won: a gold’ in

hammer while Teresa Halon, : *"

in 16-year-old women, took'a”

bronze in discus. Rolf Hinkel,

in. juniors, took. a Bold in

hammer. , -

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.“They have too much power already, almost fascist,” wrote

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