Castlégar News November 2. 1996

MEDICAL CLINIC
CASTLEGAR & KINNAIRD

Is pleased to announce

DR. J. VAN VLIET b.a.no.
Has resumed his
FAMILY PRACTICE
NEW PATIENTS WELCOME
For Appointments Call 365-771 7

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Thursday, Nov. 7, 1986
7:00 p.m.

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SHARING IDEAS . .

- Grade 1 teachers (from left)

Louise Maddocks, Lorraine Deans and Arden Ackney
share Halloween ideas as part of Castlegar Primary

Deschene heads CPTA

The Castlegar
Teachers’ Association a ual
its first general meeting of
the new school year Oct. 16

Kay Jones and Hedy Oleski.

The teachers enjoyed at-
tending the conference and
felt that it was enriching,

at Tarrys 'y school.

The following new execu-
tive was installed: past-presi-
dent — Lorraine Deans;
president - Sandy
Deschene; vice-president —
Judy Campbell; secretary —
Mary Ann Vigue; treasurer
— Ruth Townsend; hospital-
ity — Eleanor Dyck; pro-
fessional development —
Loretta Kazakoff.

Several primary teachers
attended the B.C. Provincial
Primary Teachers’ Confer-
ence in Victoria Oct. 25 and
26. There were: Alexia
Turner, Davene Bird, Ruth
Townsend, Hazel Kirkwood,

diving! tad
Many new and varied ideas
will be shared with the pri-

Teachers’ Association professional development day

in October.

ward them,
Marr.

e A discussion of eval
uation techniques for pri-
mary grades led by Lorraine
Deans.

led by Yvonne

© Special grouping to share
hands-on materials, ideas,
and themes.

Primary teachers left their
groups with practical mater
ials and ideas.

mary teachers that d
in Castlegar at future CPTA
meetings.

The primary teachers who
did not attend the Victoria
conference made use of the
professional development
day Oct. 24 by organizing a
Pro-D meeting at Castlegar
primary school.

The agenda for the day in
cluded:

eA of Kinder

Job openings

Details of these and other job
opportunities ore available at
Trail Conade E: Contre
835 Spokane Street

Phone: 368-5566

Funds have been available to
groups or employers to sponsor

Projects in the
Trail District. Information and

garten goals and how the
Kindergarten teacher pro-
vides for to-

ore available at the
Canede Employment Centre in
Trail.

to discuss

sible projects can be mode
jor Wednesday, Nov. 5 by calling
368-5566 to see Lea Gray

Licenced heirdres:
required in Trail. (89)

Local auto dealer has opening
for certified mechanic. Must
hove Ford background. (249T)

nurses to work
on a casual basis ore urgently
required in Trail and Rossland
(2333)

Meet the Chef

and Win All You

Can Eat*

Details
At Bottom

HOLIDAY AND

Steak SUNDAY SPECIAL
and = $Q95
Lobster From 3 p.m.-9 p.m.

LUDES: 6 oz. Top Sirloin, 3 to 4 oz. Lobster, Boked
Potato, Mushrooms and Garlic Bread. Limited Quantities.

‘Many more delicious favorites trom Burgers to Escorgot! |
THE DAM INN
MEXGHBORMOOO PUBLIC HOUSE

SOUTH SLOCAN — 359-7615

Boston Pizza, Trail

THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL.
BEEF WELLINGTON
Beet tenderloin boked
in putted pastry
SUNSHINE CAFE
Licensed -—— Reservations Please 362-7630

Nov. 3-8
$ 1 0° 5
with house pote
Open 6 Days a Week — Closed Sunday

RUSSIAN FOODS
HOMEMADE BREADS AND PASTRIE
FULL WESTERN MENL

“YOUR COMPANY OUR PLEASURE”
camo cos
pete NCCEPTED

aM: 354-4626

2110 %
STEAK HOUSE

DINNERS
5:00 P_AA.-10 P.M.

303 VERNON ST.
NELSON, B.C.

Neil Anderson, Fred Polidano, Don McMath

Whether it’s curing those. after-the-movie
growlies or settling down to a relaxing dinner
Boston Pizza in Trail is the place to go.

Boston Pizza, located at 1612 Bay Ave., across
from the Royal Theatre, is open from 11 a.m. to 3
o.m

Whether it's a pizza or a full meal, chets Neil
Anderson and Fred Polidano — who are also the
restaurant's managers — Don McMath, will
prepare a meal to suit your tastes. The chefs offer
35 years of experience between them

For starters how about bn order of hot ‘n

Cattle Co.
STEAK HOUSE
“Your Company Our Pleasure”
Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 4 - 10 p.m.
MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED
3 Schofield Hwy., Trail
Across from Ray Lyn Motel

ANDER rosstano

Dining Room Special
Nov.3-8

PAPRIKA CHICKEN

FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE
364-0922

WEEKEND SPECIAL

cheesy mouthwaterin

if-it's pizza you're
deciding which one to
than 20 combinations.

Boston's pizzas come in four different sizes

natchos or a bow! of soup?
Th also a great s lection of solods

Boston Pizza is also fully licenced, so you can
enjoy your meal with your favorite beverage
jo, it may take some time

e as Boston offers more

Friday and Saturday, Nov. 7&8

Prime Rib

Includes potoato, salad bar and garlic bread

individual, medium, large or extra large

Besides pizza, Boston's menu also boasts a
wide selection of main dishes. From the pasta and
sauces section there's lasagna, spaghetti with meat

TRAPPER JOHN’S RESTAURANT
SALMO 357-2296

Mon. - Fri., 8 e.m. - 10 p.m. Fri. & Set. 7.0.m.- 10 p.m.

jettucine, tortellini or cannelloni
There are also half orders for the smaller appetite
for dessert try some Boston cream pie or

carrot cake along with a cup of herbal tea

For lunch, Boston has a number of different
sandwiches including the H.L.T Boston's own
version of the famous BLT, and the Boston Sub. As
well there are daily luncheon specials like soups,
pasta and pizzas of the day

Sunday is a special day at Boston Pizza: it's
Family Day. For only $19.95, you and your family
can enjoy on extra-large pizza with three toppings
of your choice, a jug of pop, dessert of the day, and
balloons and coloring materials for the kids

The All New Boston Pizza
You'll Have to see it to Believe it.
— Totally Renovated
— New Dinner Menu Including
Steak, Bar-B-Que Ribs,
and Multitude of Pastas
including Seafood, Lasagna

Boston Pizza

1612 Bay Avenue, Trail, B.C. Tel. 368-8285

1. FIND THE DAISY & in one of the restaurant advertisements

2. CLIP OUT THE AD with the Daisy and send it by Noon on Friday to
MEET THE CHEF, c/o Castlegar News, Box 3007, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3H4
along with your name, address and phone number.
3. IF YOUR NAME IS DRAWN you'll win an All-You-Can-Eat (Dinner for 2*)
at one of the participating restaurants.
(*Maximum value $50. Does not include beverage or tip.)

4. ENTER EVERY WEEK. Entries limited to one per household per week.

Last Week's Winner

Nellie
Potapoff

$.S. 1, Site 9, C-10,
Castlegar
Warch This Spoce for Weekly Winners.

Chernoff helps
Home Support

The Castlegar Home Sup
port Guild held its monthly
meeting Oct. 22 in con
junction with an in-service
training session. Forty-one
home support workers were
present. Welcome was ex
tended to nine new home
support workers.

This month's
training session on first aid in
the home was presented by
Lawrence Chernoff of the
provincial ambulance service:

Material covered by Cher
noff included heart attack,
bleeding, fractures, eye in
juries, burns, cold exposure
hypothermia, and household
chemical poisoning — their
immediate first aid — and

in-service

when it is necessary to call
the ambulance.

Upcoming in-service train-
ing includes a session on time
management, fire safety and
hazards in the home, and
coping with the death of a
client.

Thanks was given to par.
ticipating merchants for their
support of the upcoming
raffle. Due to their gener-
osity many homemakers will
be able to attend future
workshops and training ses-
sions to further improve
home support service in the
community

Plans are currently under-
way for a bake and craft sale
and coffee party

Read to speak
to Aglow group

June Read of Castlegar
will be the speaker at the
Tuesday Women's Aglow
luncheon at the Fireside
Place.

Read was born and raised
in Castlegar by her parents,
Jack and Lily Killough. Read
and her husband, Gordon,
have raised four children —
Peggy Nuyens, Linda Dalla
Lana, Tammy and Steven.
They also have four grand
children.

Read works part time as a
key punch operator and also
on a computer in an account
ing office in Trail.

She served on the local
Aglow board for several
years and for the past five
years on the Kootenay area
board.

In September she attended
the national Aglow conven
tion in Ottawa with approx
imately 800 other ladies from
across Canada. The theme of
this conference was Called to
the Nation for Such a Time
as This.

Read will share some of the
highlights from the conven-
tion in her talk. She will also
sing a song she learned in
Ottawa.

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Stihl screwdriver
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edar doors. com.
two new 175x13
ichelin tires with Ford rims
$200. Ph. 365-3290. /86
OLD fashioned wood cook stove.
warming oven, Kenmore hea:

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WHAT IS CURSILLO?
By REV. CHARLES
BALFOUR
St. David's Anglican Church
What is Cursillo? You may
have heard this word and
wohdered what it means. No,
it’s not a caterpillar, a kind of
dance or something you eat.
Cursillo is one of the most
significant renewal move
ments in the church in the

20th century

The Cursillo Movement
began in Spain following
World II in order to bring
men back into the Roman
Catholic Church. The move-
ment was so phenomenally
successful with the men that
soon women also participated
in Cursillo for Christian re-
newal and growth.

While the Cursillo Move
ment began in the Roman
Catholic Church, it soon
spread to the Episcopal
Church in the United States
and then to the Anglican
Church in Canada. One of the
wonderful things about Cur:
sillo is that it crosses denom
inational lines and brings to-
gether Christians of all
churches who are seeking to
renew and revitalize their
faith.

Cursillo is a Spanish word
meaning “short course.” This
short course, an intensive
course on the basis of Christ
ianity, takes place on a four.
day weekend. Those people
who take the course are
called Cursillistas.

Cursillo, however, is far
more than just a weekend
course. It offers Christians an
ongoing method to deepen
and enrichen their faith so
that they can live more
dynamic and fruitful lives.

It offers a structure for
future growth and develop.
ment via group reunions and
ultreya meetings. Group re.
unions are brief, weekly
meetings of Cursillistas who

support one another in their
spiritual pilgrimage by shar.
ing and prayer.

Ultreyas (which is a Span-
ish word meaning “onward”)
are~monthty~ gatherings of
Cursillistas -which include
joyous singing, instruction,
sharing and refreshments.

The four-day Cursillo we
ekend is a marvellous exper.
ience. Talks are given by
both clergy and lay people.
The singing is joyful and up-
lifting. The food and fellow
ship are terrific. And boy do
the candidates and team
members ever have fun!

I attended Cursillo in 1982
at a high school in Peter
borough, Ont. and enjoyed it
thoroughly. Since then I have
given talks at two women's
and one men's Cursillo week
ends in the Diocese of Koot
enay. Helping at these week
ends has been a great bless
ing to me as a parish priest.

I have been given a won
derful vision of the kind of
love and fellowship that I
would like to see in the
church all the time. Also, I
have been deeply moved by
the excellent talks given by
the lay people.

It is also tremendously en.
couraging for a minister to
see people really growing in
their faith and enjoying it as
never before. I was very
pleased that four parishoners
from St. David's attended
Cursillo this fall in Nelson
All four really enjoyed it.

How good is Christianity?
Unfortunately many people,
including many church
people, haven't the foggiest
idea. Life in Christ is fan.
tastic, and thankfully move.
ments like Cursillo are help
ing many people to realize
this.

If anyone would like to find
out more about the Cursillo
Movement, please phone me

at 365-2271

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TENNESSEE Wolking horses: 2
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low prices, consider offers and
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2 BORM. possible 3rd, maior
3. downtown Castlegar 2.
5-3564 ttn 83

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subdivision. 365-3969. ttn/80

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gos. 365-6586 tin,

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per month, 365-8343. ttn/73

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Castlegar. 365-6790. t#n/80
6 BDRM. home, great view, close
to town. Built-in stove, dish
washer and jacuzzi, $500. 365-
5655. _ 3/87
SPACIOUS 1 bedroom house with

gerope,, $275 Ph 365-4092 or

NEWLY remodelled | bdrm. fur
nished suite, including utilities.
centrally located. Ph. eee
365-2480. in/82
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$240. Ph. 365 6213.

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