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CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 27, 1980

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CASTLEGS R NEWS, July 27, 1980

Selkirk Lions Club

New executive installed

» Castlegar News,
to the Cancer Society, ““""T' nope 60 Castense
$150 to local hockey and poma ee wit be dino
many more, including over sued by Fred Merriman’ re
Jal

Z Voice of the People a,
There are reasons for RRAP regulations

money to make their tome tinue to help me posh for from the teenage girl who complained that her litt
Urabe fo years come. 1 la BRAP and brother wae Sanstanty picking fights 20 she would hit
‘modest return on their 8, city homeowner a him. Then he'd go running to Mommy and Sis would get
Isso, shame for. yous of nvetneat Unongh ihe the fullest possible advange the dickens.
those who benefit most tates, toll and even blood, in of kt. Pred Meriman can
2B from using the RRAP pro- RRAP— the old and Sie Ualclng ta ocity th
on fixed incomes — in

Dear Ann Landers: | am writing in response to the plea
istrict governor, ting tem en be

Past wl from was master of ceremonies,
Lion Ron Hl of Distt 19E, Fruitvale Lions Club, gave an outlined some
‘on the be:

of the goals
achieved during his term,
which included donat

RRAP's "handoutn

fs he personally chooses. (0 learn it trom
Lyle Krlatiansen, MP re can learn rom reading Your
cepting » small amount ‘of Kootenay West tee

have said It before. ‘Gnicren don't really
10 goes to the bat! sehwoem Ms
Attention Men & Boys! ( i scical
st
For All Seasons | | "isis
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Selkirk Lions Chub at the
recent Lions Night enjoy.
Dinner a the Hi Artow te past presi. : ao hope Castlegar will con-
Arms Motor Hotel dent Garnet Smalley, who enay Handicapped Society, tive continue with the same "Perhaps Mr. Merriman
spirit of giving service into can afford to tur his nose up
the community. ‘at the home improvement
Special Service awards program, but many city resi-
were made available to Lions dents cannot.
il IRAP, or the Residential
Rehabilitation Assistance | a it’s on ia ie commana
Whece the Post
Boys & = Otiica hes tt

Bonnett’s yon) Weor

233Columbla 365-6761

gums ‘tate get the parent on your prove
1 beat loved. Onco we dlscavered this, we resolved fo
ult of our children’s fights
pile con whatever
il subscription rate to the as THEIR b We made one rule only: no
a allowed. I one hit the other, they both hed fo at ‘uty
for 10 to 15 minutes. (Usually the one who we had
done some provoking.) Now that our children’ a
longer competing fr our love, they go out of thelr way 0
© gach other, and our home Is a peaceful
re pleasant place fo
flac monthiy). Second: Waco, Texas
"mail registration number Dear Tax: Thanks for the testimony. Here's another
letter on the wubject:

lable next year in areas 1
frrounding Ces Costeas,
it will

Week Mier io

es Ann i evar written to you before,

Carriere and. moll 19 that letter about the ratty Hite brot much

Xs or sade bing? ‘my early lite it ing a rerun of an old

ee yu td a opaitingt J| Peg Ss er pels

chm oleae: There were five children in our family. We were not
allowed to “back su#0" our parents nMy litle brother

would pick on me until | smacked

the behind or the mouth, “The he'a run to: Mother

crying, and | would be p

canon ‘She day | told her, "it you'd punish us both you

poy henry: lea would be sure to get the right one.”” From then on she

‘ot be respomble. for ony began to observe us more closely and did just tat

the brat quit pleking on ma, By tho w

he haa grown up to bea jewel of apereon,

very best of

— Falthful Reader in the Midwest
Dear Falthful: Thank you for letting us know what
worked In your house. The basi Is the same as
‘Tox's, Nu rewards for the enitcher, and a firm resolve by
the parenty not to take sides,

Dear Ann Landers: Please print this for a \ dear trend
keeps

Everything for your

SUNDECK

ae Cs DAY INSTALLATION, SAME oat USE

what tend to be high-unem-
ployment areas. made cedar railing.
het tees dh acon NA Be
pet er 10
wn ate sare | CASTLE VINYLDECK | [srusrsottes
ed to RRAP loans and grants. 365-7086 11 ia agreed by the odver-
civertamment accepted on

These regulations do
nothing more than t
a ef fre to pblsh any

"Fou did aidn’ t vane He did. Nobody can make a
marriage work there is no cooperation, no
appreciation and no maturity. ae Ae
— Been There in Battle
jo of wi Children love clowns so It was no surprise Hobbit Hills's in the SunFast °80
Dear B.C.: Thank you forthe eapsule of wisdom. Well alesrycion leben IOs oat

SunFest '60
News/MirrorFotos
by Terry Gilbert

Chamber of Commerce
owen Business Info Centre

ds providen,
proved of however, What is business information of ‘assistance to the business com-
MRAP « enous to once apply contre? munity.
aa fea smerny It's adrop-in or phone-in centre for
the use of anyone involved fn, ot in-
terested in, establishing a small or

building owner.

You will find to premiaes pro
vided by your local Chamber of Com-

by

™

: merce office located at 1444 Columbia
HOUSING pate ceed) vores: ‘Ave. It stocked with a small

uses, Onere ‘supply basic information to of business literature made avaiable
REQUIRED eet, wr Smm mania Ya are
b) To provide a first point of  iiterature not kept in s
Business Informat

ct Eth uin Ilrton ante paper. My mother, ivi if
the ministry of of tri ‘end and smal | Seto ad
business develo

dents want Mr, Merriman By TED BRISTOW
Castlegar Us

fnited Church

Selkirk Collage students require housing
for for September, 1990.1 you have a

noes Specter trailer
usa tar reatnnene

Dave was supy
looking after me — got it?)

Responsi say the overall pro, | senior citizens in "ihe pro.

ells MUGNES, Manoging
var Centre is part of a provincial-wide

sends me clippin
stwork of public and private sources Toes

She
of her columns, and I must
say she writes much fee

than T do, She usually takes

Plant Foreman; LN.
DA KOSITSIN, Circulation
7 ua,

1980-81 DIRECTORS for tho Selkirk Lions Club were in- Stove, Jenkole, Seen Ted McAffee and treasurer \s .
Manager. y,

led recently by Past District Governor Ron Hill, on
right. Those installed were, lel to right, secretary

SunFest golf tourney
presently underway

: Couple travel to Caribbean

and
eee prayer, and p ‘Apr marriage rts, eolcnnond bes For the reception held at the Castlegar
myself out, lag to’ Doukhober casicen at the Brilast Community Complex, the bride changed her

T da S d a t . _ ‘ - a a seatll My brother sos onary Cultural Poses united Elaine Horkoff and ure, to alles cath wa Gal hay
err a nS :

oday (Sunday) fs See neg te eat

Pass Creek Park

(Voice of the People /

Editor, Castlegar News:

with a net insert overiayed with French iace
Think T might have drowned.

and seed pearls A wrist corsage of orange
linda roses completed her ensemble.
when, as a child, I would beg Maverhigs :

Bee far tonics from "the alg 1 thought it was a fin

‘ ty family owns a large
This is a letter of com- Bey etl vet icoan
and Bill Kelley — 93%, __plaint towards dog owners in ears, oF bicycles, We

Next tournament is the Pats Creek who have, no in ae iin far too ranch for
returned to ne SunFest Open this ay, terest in keepi the
hustle and bustle ofthe BC. with mea and ladies nde cnr
Amateur Championship. eis Register ot ket am oo oe toe

fers gave a the Pro Shop from8-11a.m. (St 10% ~ Fein

aug repeal a cone ti Tve about six miles up the
gar's Junior development on au: ete
progress, Wiles ae peodise work, and every morning I get
suck excl gales (o'a pote aie
relatively few yea

Doukhobor ensemble of white polyester satin

sdvestare, Ueaghi beth crops, the bedi overlayed’ with Presch

ered me that my brother poin-de-spee and re-embroidered with Alen

made soch a fuss about the con ace Pearls, Her polyester sheer

line, Ah red oom
‘Then there was the time

The bridesmaids wore
By A. MeKINNON
Chats Gall Gib owns with accordion plea
Wiel, te decided foned of sheer polyester Knit in soft peach
follow my mother's lead, at olor.
{ella story about the od days White lace tablecloth with orange
¢ my brother and I carefully brooeh. An attractive accent was provided = bated covered the head table, with
half & pall of live her corsage of crangs Balings ioses. of flowers at either end of the table
crabs put them the bed of Bridesmalds Mise Leona Poi! end spies of orange tea rones and white
Crate cleny gulicheraoa deyeuthemams ‘highlighted the decor
ere reek. Master of ceremonies during the wed-
We were disappointed ding ceremony was Mr. Eli Popoff of Grand
that one on them had crawled flowers to match their suits and each wore 2 Forks. ie Nie Ogloff of Robson was MC at
before she went to bed, corsage of orange and white feathered te ree
Following & honeymoon trip to the
gop ene Caribbean and various points in Florida, Mr.
« the oft end Mr, Barry Stoochntt, hothot Shore. andes Keleanivol have akon up residence
initpal to be discovered, in Terums,

iy A Avower

So, if you would kindly

Iways maraged to give us a
special holiday in the sum-
3
Probably the most ex

pensive holiday was when we
went by boat to stay at a

i Your CASTLEGAR KIWANIS CLUB

One is a Collie near my war to anjcy SunFest
Your Carpet Brogram fr everyone inthe family
Headquarters .. . during

shine for growing grass.

COURT,
NEWS

In provincial court July 22
Stephen Harrison pleaded gu-
iarge

th

5 all large dogs

and can be rather threatening
to someone on a bicycle.

re

Sun Fest
Sunday, July 27

Esovoloff- Court wedding vows

St, David's Anglican Charch in Castlegar
fe an afte

nest golfers: John Rrence
a Bree Mie See ae

ite ‘Tocomplement her ensemble, she wore a
ate jail.

seed peat necklace and white ower earings.

Verna and Harry Coe
i Robert A. Wiebe wes found
guilty of a charge of driving
with a blood al

[ca golfers: Janice in default 30 days in jail.

PUBLIC NOTICE
SLOCAN CHIEF CABIN

in Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park
WILL BE CLOSED FROM
JULY 16 TO AUGUST 9
in order that repairs can be made to the roof, We
apologize for this inconvenience and wish to
remind hikers contemplating @ trip into this area to
be properly equipped for backcountry camping.

itith Columbia

‘Ministry of Recreation and Conservation

The Castlegar and Slocan Park
Branches of the

CASTLEGAR SAVINGS
CREDIT UNION

CLOSED
AUG, 2

because of B.

e Kiwanis Bavarian Gardons

p.m.

© Kiwanis Concession Stand
joon-5 p.m.
© Loggers’ Sports Day— 10 a.m.

Sixteen events including Log Burling, Chain Saw Sculpure
Lodi

jes’ Nail Hammering, Chokermain’s Race and more.

© Kiddies’ Fun Events — 2

antes, Bina eo Ci
cat 1, plus more fi

© Legion Bingo — 2 ao.

ADMISSION TO GROUNDS — $1 PER PERSON, CHILDREN 14 AND UNDER FREE

BRING YOUR

WH CHAIR
AND ENJOY
THE EVENTS

The principles are the children of Mr. and
mrs. Tim Court of Castlegar and Mr, and

Father Desmond Carroll heard the ex-

sed with white floral pattern
was styled with empire scoop
heciline and fall lace sleeves soft gathered

Pasent white picture hat enhanced
ribbor ‘she cartied a bougue of an
Carnations with tinted blue tips ad baby's
breath,

arlene Melchior of Spurwood,
Bc ti eet oe wearing a long
lon dress fn cornlowes Ui with « sraet
ieart nectline and
a short matching Vea sat eask is
cae Ie eee comprised of two
white and blue-tipped carnations and baby's
breath, tied with blue ribboa.
fr. Ron Melchior of Sparwood was best

For the reception at Tarrys Hall, Mr,
Mike Esovoloff of Thrums was master of
ceremonies, rating congratulatory telegrams
from Victoria ro Ci
tories,

The father of the bride proposed the
bridal toast.

Following & honeymoon to Netusp Hot
Springs and Lake resort in Alberta,
Mr. and Mrs. eset have taten up
residence in Thrums

a
auish out the beart and put
it on your hook, then drop
your line and watch, from
‘lose up, as the shiners would
come nosing around your

think it was, I did the family
the great favor of catching a
dozen shiners for breakfast
Mom actually prepared and
cooked them, and boy was I

W peghea leveires ua ances oat jet

DEAR DS. GRAHAM: pwr do you at drags hive
become such a ourg people today? We have
ject oat know what to de

R S.E.: Each situation is different, of course, but I
ink eta ion eels ne ele oe
problem with drugs in our society. For one thing, there is
tremendous peer pressure on young people today — pressure
from other young people to conform. When drugs become
accepted in a particular group, there is strong pressure on all
those in the group to use them. Also, the use of drugr has been
encouraged in some instances by the media and by prople
(such as some music stars) who are respected by young
people

‘There are other reasons which are common. For some
young people, drugs provide (or at least seem to provide) a
means of escape from problems they face, Still others become

Billy Graham

involved in drugs because they see them as a means of
ling against parents or society. However, I believe all

these reasons ultimately come down to one basic problem, and

that is the problem of inner emptiness and lack of purpose.
‘This is a spiritual problem, and that is why I bel

person discovers that God loves him and has a plan for his life,
he will not really have any need of drugs.

Td not know your nephew's exact situavion, but I would
encourige you first ef all to pray for him — not only that he
will get off drags but that he will ind Jesus Christ as his Lord
and Savior. “If anyone is in Christ, he
old has geae, the new has come!” (2

pastor may know of Christian sponsored
yrograms in yo pede helps oad bea
parents shoal be encoura Re vegans pot eto
him, helping his deal with this problem,