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3100 ‘SMILE is one eeay, of describing the
pleasure expressed by Corolyn Angringon of
€astlegar who was winner of a $100 Canada
Savings Bond. She is shown here Friday
morning receiving the bond from Bank of
Montreal manager Don Carmichael. Mrs.

CASTLEGAR BENS Thursday, January 20, 1977

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Angringon, whois a first year student at Selkirk
College taking business administration, is ane !
many who entered the free draw

Voice of the Voice of the People

~~ Displeased With Article

+ Editor, Castlegar News:

The Castlegar News of
Jan. 18th departed radically
from its usual bland approach
lo current events whén,-in the
space of three separate ilems, it
implied God's displeasure with
the process of. justice, labor
strikes and day care centres,

One hesitates to respond
critically to a publication with
such a priviledged insight to
the Divine Will, but your item
on day care simply cannot be
ignored,

The local centre meets a

need and provides vatuable-

services to this community. To
have these services criticised

iby you in such despicable,

-mon to hate

gandn of the worst kind, The’
slyle and techniques a en

submitted -for publication by'a
local Faslden who thought it
wort

the specches of bigoted | politi
clans,

Surely the inclusion of this
article from a foreign environ-
ment was an oversight on some-
body's part and an apology will
be forthcoming?

W.R. Collier
Castlegar

Editor’s Note: The article

to which Mr. Collier refers was

Voice of the People

Quality of Time Counts’

an
irrelevant terms is an insult to
many concerned citizens of this
community, and to the in-

lelligence of your readers in

general,
This is not fair or con-
structive criticism but propa:

Editor, Cast!

Re: “If Day Care Centres

‘Existed hen Jesus Was Born

To Mary”.

Your columnist implies
that it was because of Mary's
maternal instinct that Jesus
became the symbol of both

Applications , Available |
For Federal Programs

Applications for two new
federal job creation programs,
‘Canada Works’ and ‘Young
Canada Works’ are now availa-
ble at Canada Manpower
centres.

Established , Sroups and.

these programs. The projects

must be non-profit, provide a
community. benefit, and reflect
the needs of the local work-
force. Proposals must show

that all the required skills are”

readily’ available amongst un-

the Bank of Montreal. Entries were pepe
between Dec. 15 and 31.
—Castlegar News Photo by Lois Hughes

Announcement
! Cooper Agencies

Cooper Agencies wishes to
Mnounce that owner and
gent for the Real Estate
rm Dave Cooper has now

ree. Completing the four
ear Course’ in 1975 with
e. highest mark yet re-
ceived by anyone taking
this option, Mr. Cooper re-
ceived the M.E.P.C. Cana-
djan Properties Lid. Award
last year at the University
of British Columbia, We
congratulate Dave on his
atcomplishments and are
pleased to have this exper-
tite in the Real Estate field
associated with Cooper Ag-
efcies.

a
a
fi
received his F.R.I, (8.C.) de--
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Funeral Service Held
For Mrs. Lynn Crossley

Funeral services were held
at 11 a.m. last Saturday from
the chapel of the Castlegar
Funeral Home for Mrs, Lynn
Crossley of Castlegar, age 50,
who died at the Trail Regional
Hospital on Jan. 11.

Born Nov. 23, 1926 in

Grand Forks, she married in -

1949 and has lived in the Grand
Forks, Nelson and Castlegar
areas prior to her death. She
was a member of the Grand

Forks Rebekah Lodge and was..

in Grand Forks and Nelson.

*¢ Mrs. Crossley is survived

by ‘her husband, George of
Castlegar; a son, Dean and a
daughter, Colleen, both’ at
home; two brothers, Milton
Pohodah of Mission City and
Zenas Pohodah of Nelson; a
step-brother, Jchn Denter of
Revelstoke; a sister, Mrs. Mona

Casemore of Fruitvale; and a -

step-sister, Molly Zanolsky of
Saskatoon, Sask.
a Revr-Des-Carrol-officiated

active i inthe Anglitan ct

Parking "Problems Also
Experienced in Trail

Retail business people in
Trail, who are experiencing the
same parking. problems. as
those in the City of Castlegar,
are encouraged to take part in
parkade discussion with city
countil some time in the next

Ina lelter to members, the
chairman of the Retail Section
of the Trail Chamber of Com-
merce, Jim Forward, explains
that council is meeting this
week in.commiltee to study
parkade costs.

“Within a month of this
meeting, a special meeling of
the chamber and the council
will take place to discuss the
project, when construction will
commence, who will pay for it,
ete.”

*- Forward reminded . mer-
chants that the business com-
munity had supported a park-
ade in a March, 1975, poll.

That recent changes in the Pharmacy Act require your pharmacist
to store certain medications in the dispensary? While these
medications can no longer be obtained on’a self-service basis,

_ they are still available directly from the pharmacist. This is a
precautionary measure only, and is being done to safeguard
your health.

The and some are as follows:

1.) Aerosol Asthmatic Preparations — Example BRONKAID MIST

2.) ANTI-INFECTIVES FOR EYE, EAR & NOSE — Example POLY-
SPORIN OPHTHALMIC DROPS

3.) LOCAL ANESTHETICS FOR: EYE, EAR & NOSE — Example
AURALGAN EAR DROPS

private
businesses a wish to
develop, sponsor and admin-
ister worthwhile projects have
‘until Feb. 4 to submit pro-
posals.

“Canada Works, is the
largest single element of the
federal government's employ-
ment strategy,” said Minister
of

in the area.
Projects must not create
the need for additional funding

after the initial grant expires. If *

it is to continue beyond the
grant period, financial re-
sources must be established.
Canada Works Projects
must provide a minimuin of five
continuing full-time jobs for six

Bud Cullen. “The main charac:
teristic of this ‘highly regional-
‘ized year-round program is that
it will fluctuate. with the.
general level of

weeks,
Applications for the two
new will be

public consideration, Probably -
more articles are submitted in
this way then is generally
realized, and we welcome this
opportunity to inform. our
readers that we encourage this
practice and would welcome
their submitting articles from
other: publications for ‘their
possible interest to Castlegar
News readers,

ALIA AML AMAT DE

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 20, 1977

human and divine love for :
centuries. Did God have
nothing to do with it?

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difficult, kibbutz’ children are, Bf
“accepted at a very early age}
and,’ fn some cases, receive‘
24-hour, seven-days-per-week
care, with only brief visits from
the parents.

Day Care Centres in} @
British Columbia donot provide; B
care for children under 18° 8
months,’ The majority of them H
provide care for ages. three
. years to five years. A limited
number are allowed three or .:8
four children between the ages Uf
of 18. months and three years.

These centres are carefully &

* seréened’ and require special. .&

licensing from both the Dept..of @
Human Resources. and the &
Dept. of Health, as well as the.
local fire marshall, and must. &
have .one full-time qualified @
supervisor to care for these .
infants.

Studies have been made, &
and are documented, which &

show that it is the quality of Geum

time parents spend with their
children, and not the quantity,
that is the determining factor in

by Ministerial Advisory Boards
(MAB)—volunteer groups com-

to counter cyclical, seasonal and
regional. jobless rates.

“With’a national allocation
of $200 million in 1977-78, the
program will create work for
some 61,000 participants.
Similarly, Young Canada
Works, with an appt

posed of officials
and local citizens nominated by
members of parliament. In each
of the constituencies, MAB will

be responsible for the selection -

of all projects in their areas.
Final decisions on all pro-
jects will rest with the Minister

of $30 mi will provide jobs
for about.21,000 ‘ student:
across Canada:this summer.

Applications . for the
Canada Works program will be
accepted twice a year, in Feb-
ruary and August. The first
cycle will commence April 4 and
will provide flexibility for pro-
jects to start as late as Aug. 26.

In addition, projects may
be interrupted and restarted to
coincide with local employment
patterns and unusual condi-
tions.

Young’ Canada’ Works ‘is
designed to enable students to
obtain experience in the labor
market and prepare them for
their future careers and educa-
lion. Maximum federal support
is $25,000 for projects which
may operate for up to 14 weeks.
Projects may commence on
May 2 and must be completed
by Sept. 2.

Any established ‘organiza-
tion, partnership of corporation
may submit an. application.

Municipalilies and other. pri- -
marily tax-supported’ groups

are not eligible to sponsor pro-
jects unless they can establish
that the proposed activities will
be in addition to their normal
on-going activities.

Individuals may apply, bul
preference will be given. to
veligible groups.

Mr. Cullen pointed out that
these new job creation pro-
grams will provide more per-

manency than the Local Initia- ©

tives Program—now in its sixth
and final year.

Projects must create new
jobs that would not otherwise
be done without funding under’

of Pp and

2 Ay Ss SNe

Shoreacres.
Woman Has
Perfect Hand

A friendly game of crib-
bage between husband and wife
Monday night ended up with
Mabel Soukeroff of Shoreacres.
holding the perfect hand of 29.

* Witnesses .to the game
were their two teenage child-
ren, Joe, 17, and Louise, 19.

Mrs. Soukeroff held three
fives,'a Jack of clubs with the
five of clubs turning up.

Mrs. Soukeroff says she
has been playing crib for the

-past four years but it has been

only among friends and family.

-Mild Winter. —
Presents: —
lis Problems

{continued from front page)

“It is almost unbelievable
to see so lille snow in the
province,” he said: “If the trend
towards very little snow. con:
tinues for the next few weeks,
there will be a low runoff in the
rivers that are fed. from the
snowpacks, resulting in-low
levels in lakes and reseryoirs.”

- ‘He said readings normally
are taken:Feb. 1 because by
that time two-thirds. of the
winter's snow is on the ground.

“This year we'll need more

snow or a lot of spring rain to-

fill those reservoirs before the
so-called dry. season comes.”

~zsociel pdedle te’ Fe
¢ fof alt! ifdren, which épe:
‘The “Hobbit ‘adh cece for °

their Parents
who - face the: necessity — of
finding someone to care. for.
their children‘ have to contend
with enough guilt. feelings
without an article such as this.

Our community is faced
with the problem of children
needing care. This problem is
being met in the most humane
way possible by the Kootenay
Columbia Child Care Sosiaty, a,
the welfare!
rates 7

Children” in Castlegar.

As the president of this
socieLy I extend an invitation to
interested and --concerned
citizens to visit the centre at
749 First Ave. North, and sce
for themselves.

Norman Wolfe
legar

pPeseseccese=

Who will be Castlegar

and District’s 1976
Citizen of the Year?

Organizations or Individuals are Invited’:
to submit nominations to?: :

Ron Hever,’

Citizen of the Year Commiitee, :
Castlegar Kiwanis Club, © -*
532 - 4th Ave. .N., eva
Castlegar, B.C. ey
VIN. IN6

Deadline: January 31, 197 -
Asa Public Service
The Castlegar and District.
" NLD.P. Club.
is pleased to sponsor ‘a

ALL CANDIDATES —
FORUM

‘New Arena Hall : -
Wed. Jan. 26, 1977 7:30 p.m.

Moderator: Fr. Bud Godderis

_, All mayoralty and, aldermanic
candidates have been invited

"Meet the candidates and participate

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During Mark Twain's ‘days as a.

newspaperman, he. was editor 7

of a small Missouri. paper., One
day he received ‘a letter from a

subscriber, stating that he had.
found a spider in his paper,..“ ~

and asked if this was an omen

OF good or bad luck.-

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HEARTY APPETITES

Prices effective Thursday. to Saturday

January 20th to 22nd

In Your Friendly Castleaird Plaza
Safeway Store

Large Eggs

Margarine

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“Mix or Match.

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Cream Corn *Green

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not advertising-so that he could go.‘to: that: store,
spin his web across the door, and: lead a life of un-

Your Next
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5.) SOME MISCELLANEOUS MEDICATIONS — Example PHENER-
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