Robson Raspberry
Improvement District

ANNUAL

General Meeting
Thursday, April 2

7:00 p.m.
At Robson Hall

PROFESSIONAL )
COOK TRAINING

SHORT ORDER
April 6 to Aug. 28, 1987
8:15 a.m. - 3:15 p.m., Monday to Friday

Designed to prepare individuals for employment
as cooks in such diverse areas os jing.
mining and construction camps, resorts, funch
counters, restaurants and hotels.

For more information contact the Tourism
Department 352-6601, Local 205.

ey & NELSON CAMPUS:

2001 Silver King Road, Nelson, B.C. VIL 1C8
Phone 352-6601, local 204

Mason represent

Home Sup-

40 home support workers at-
tending.

Elections for the Guild
executive were held, with
Amy Mason the new Home
Support Pp!

Past Rep Marie Allison stay-
ed on as Alternate Rep.
‘Treasurer is Maureen Sal-
ekin, functions representa-
tive is Faith Bonthron, and a
new position, phoning com-
mittee director, went to
Edna Mokonen. Donna Zur-

R.E.AsL.

person to handle his own af-
fairs.

Women

speaker here

By CasNews Staff

Peggy Steacy, B.C. repre-
sentative to the national ex-
ecutive of R.E.A.L. Women,
will be in Castlegar March 27
to speak at Selkirk College.

R.E.A,L. Women of Can-
ada (Realistic, Equal, Active
for Life) is a “non-partisan,
interdenominational organi-
zation of ii di ‘wom-

social and economic back-
grounds.

“In out new
solutions, we frequently
reached different conclusions
from those of the radical
feminists,” sates the bro-
chure.

“Their pro-abortion, anti-
family approach is not only

en” incorporated in 1983.
According to a R.E.A.L.

Women brochure, group

members “come from all

walks of life, occupations,

‘y, but, in some

cases, actually detrimental to

women and to families.”
Steacy will be i

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w,

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your affairs, can be: itmplem- :

‘ented by a lawyer while the

to carry out financial trans-
actions on behalf of the dis-
abled person.

Jones said that if mental
infirmity causes a person to
be unable to manage himself
or his affairs, or both, then a
public trustee or commit-
teeship can take over. Two
doctors must give a medical
affadavit as to the state of
the patient.

Jones then fielded ques-
tions from the home support
workers, such as what is the
families responsibility to an
aging parent? She cited a
case where in a hardship

Next month Ron Cameron
will be ’speaking on mental
health.

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MAR. AND MRS. JACK PICARD
. wed in Comox

Prot by Margaret Sumonan

SIMONEN
MARRIES

Pulpit

& Pew

R.E.A.L Women issues at
Selkirk's room M-21 at noon.

By Rev. JIM FERRIER

Evening

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Grace P

“Today is the very first
day of spring...” Well that’s
not quite right. The first day
of spring arrived “officially”
on Friday. The quote that
began this column is a part of
arefrain from a song entitled
Crucifixation Cartoon.

Don’t worry — it’s not a
misprint; you did read cor-
rectly. The next verses of
this refrain go like this:
“today we have gathered
here to sing, to be in tune

‘with Spring’s Creation” &
‘time for jubilation.”«

It's a song that has been
around for a number of years
now — having been first done
by a group of southwestern
folk musicians. I used to play
this “spring song” as a means
of celebrating the arrival of
warmer and more hospitable
weather.

In southwest Ontario the
winters are long, cold and
generally bitter. Remember
the news reports earlier on
this year about southern On-
tario digging out from one
snowstorm just in time to
greet the next one?

Not much happens at these
times because not much can
happen until the snow is
cleared away. The first signs

of spring are usually greeted
with anticipation and jubil-
ation: particularly by those
who haven't the option of
getting away from it all, if
only for a while.

Meanwhile, here in this
part of the Kootenays, signs
of spring are in abundance. I
noticed that the little garden
around our church has a pro-
nounced display of very
purple and very yellow cro-
cuses. Spring — as the season
of renewal — is indeed with
us again.

It is to this renewal and re-
creation that this tune dir-

PICARD

Jack George Joséph Picard of Courtenay, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Ary! Picard of Rouyand, Que., and Linda Marie
Simonen of Courtenay, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. John
Simonen of Castlegar, were united in marriage Jan. 17 at
St. Michaels and All Angels Protestant Chapel at the
Canadian Forces Base in Comox.

Padre Milne was officiating clergyman at the
ceremony and organist Sandra Swanson played the
Wedding March.

‘The bride, who was given in marriage by her father,
wore a gown of satin and lace with a bodice of lace over
satin and V neckline. The full-length satin gown also had
lace sleeves and a long train edged in lace.

Her headdress was lace adorned with pearls and a
finger length veil.

The bride carried a bouquet of silk roses with
carnations in fuschia and white baby's breath. She also
wore her mother's pearls.

The maid of honor was the bride's sister, Laura

e¢ts our : the hope
and the joy and the jubilation
that come with and from re-
newal. It is the same deeply-
felt emotion that each of us
has when we realize the
great promise that God has
made for us in Jesus Christ.

Our hope for renewal and
re-creation is found in Jesus
Christ. It is through him that
we are “in tune with spring's
creation” because we are in
harmony with God's desire
for us to enjoy His creation.

Springtime is a time for
renewal and an opportunity
for each of us to participate in
re-creation. It is my hope and
prayer for us all that this will
be a time of re-creation of
hope and jubilation.

Approximately 15°22"

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197 Columbia Avenue
Telephone 365-7266

of Ci . She wore a full. length, slim line
gown in deep fuschia brocade satin with a gathered
bodice and a V neckline. The sleeves were ruffled and the
skirt was covered by a second layer of brocade satin
tapering around the waist and down the back.

She carried a bouquet of silk roses in fuschia and
white with white carnations tipped in fuschia and tiny
baby’s breath.

"The groom was dressed in a silver grey tuxedo with
matching vest and grey shoes.

The groom's brother, Andre Picard of Halifax, was
best man. He wore a silver grey tuxedo and cummerbund
with matching grey shoes.

The ushers were Jean-Marc Gagnon and Dave
Spindler, both of CFB Comox.

The reception hall, decorated with pink and white
streamers and bells, was at the Glacier Greens Golf

Course at the Canadian Forces Base.

The wedding cake was three-tiered. The top layer
consisted of a blown-glass heart edged by two doves, and
the additional layers, edged with bouquets of pink roses,
were separated with white pillars.

The master of ceremonies was Ron Pennell of CFB
Comox and the bride's brother, Ken Simonen of Trail,
proposed a toast to the bride.

Guests at the wedding came from Quebec, Halifax,
100 Mile House, Kamloops, Red Deer, Victoria and
Vancouver.

The newlyweds honeymooned in Edmonton and are
now residing in Courtenay.

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Change 4
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Jean Air Filter * Clean Fuel Tank
harpen and

FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY — CASTLEGAR AREA.

Columbia Saws

199 Columbia Ave., Castlegar 365-2710
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STUDENTS. supervised adult,

willing to do yord clean vp. foks
to

Trail and Fruitvale,
$132, minimum service
for outlying areas, 365-2600.

USED GUNS
Cash or trode. Wises
Rossland. 1-362-5171.

PLUG INTO THE CLASSIFIED
This Space is Available . . . For More information

Call Display Dept. 365-5210

For Better or For Worse®

ALFALFAS * CLOVERS
* CANOLA

. $e
Regina 3-brush
$5. 365-7863 eveni

rood and cement
‘drainrock, and sand.

READERS of A f :
through this Mcepapers Host:
ip in the B.C. Yukon com.

QUALITY

Chesterfield Suites
Chairs, Sofa
Sleepers & Other
Home Furnishings
Now Available at
Bargain Prices from

COLUM
APPLIANCES LTD.

1056 Columbie Ave. Costlegor
Phone 365-5051

munity Assn,, ore of-

te most com ive
and cost-efficient advertising

a
45 GAL. aquarium with ac-
cessories plus Piranha, $200. Ph.
365-8039. 3/21

Two-Gallion
PAILS
ONLY

1.50
EACH

Heavy duty all-purpose
plastic pails with tight-fitting
cov handles.
Need cleaning. $1.50 each.

CASTLEGAR NEWS
197 Golumble Ave.
Castlegar

by Lynn Johnston

CALL 365-221 2

to place an Action A

Seamless
Gutters

4" or 5" heavy gauge
painted aluminum
5-year leak proot guarantee.
Call Mr. Gutter
365-3240

Bridge results

Nine pairs of duplicate
bridge players competed
March 16 in the Joy Ramsden
Bridge Club.

. Don Ellison 38; fourth

The average bridge score

was 36. Winners were: first Johnson 37.

— Wayne Weaver and Ian
Glover 46; second Phil Me-
Girr and Mary Stewart 39'/;
third — Judy Jarrett and

Etuka Cameron and Clara

Look
Who's
Listening! !

Selkirk College 1s undertaking o self-study to evaluate its
pertormance in meeting the post-second. ducati
needs of the community my, eevcatiopel

It you have a beet or bouquet about Selkirk Colige we would
like to hear from you. Plan to attend the open forum in your
community

DATE: March 26, 1987
x TIME: 7 p.m.
PLACE: Castlegar Campus
q re un n re inv
Collect trom March 23.26" Atk for tell study. ee 9

For turther information contact Denise Chernof{ ot

— CASTLEGAR CAMPUS——
Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C. VIN 3J1
368-7292

SALE: School bus seats.
ide. $25

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RUSSELL
AUCTION HOUSE

New & Used
Furniture for Sale

Phone 399-4793

RIVER acreage, 2.08 square,
mostly flat, partly fenced, new
construction underway with
cabin, power, e water
$26,000. Also % acre Taghum
riverview with sun, water and
power. Offers. 365-3173.

a oT
17 CANOE, Husq. 50 chainsaw,
two TO-speeds, digital | s/n’
thesizer stereo, size 40 leather
jacket, old bottles, coins, stamp
collections. Ph. 365-2368. 3/21

Aluminum
Sheets

24%" x 36"

1 to 12 — 75¢ Each
13 to 24 — 60¢ Eoch
25 or More — 50¢ Each

CASTLEGAR NEWS
197 Columbia Avenue
jegor

5S” GUTTERS

Heavy gouge aluminum, con.

tinvos 5-year leakproof _guoran
‘estimates. Call Mr
+3240. 104.

FOUR summer radials mounted.
Chevy rims 90% tread. $120.

365-7178.
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(G; WOODWORK''
*wooD ° "
WINDOWS

Picnic Tables
2x6

45‘.

FURNITURE
© INTERIOR
FINISHING
© GARAGE DOORS Soles Repairs

GRAHAM READ

365-:
222 - 102nd Ave., Castlegar

BEDROOM suite, sofa/chair, lazy
boy, table/chairs, color TV.
stereo. 365-5888. /33

/ARROW BUILDIN
2240-

6th Ave. 365-2175

ALUMINUM shoots ideo! for
inexpensive roofing, siding, or
en T can. even be

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Print your Action Ad on a
separate piece of paper ond
mail to:

Action Ads

Box 3007
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
VIN 3H4
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the right to classity ads under
appropriate headin:
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Humen Rights Act

colour, marital
ce of
age
matter relates to th
tenance of public
AND prior approval
obtained through the Human

used for vapor barriers and any
kind of miscellaneous construc:

vs

plates (.009 x24’

ore priced as follows: One to 12,
75 cents each; 13 to 24, 60 cents
each, 25 or more, 50 cents each.
Apply Castlegar 197
Columbia Ave., Ca:

in losing weight the
natural nutritional way ??? 365-
3169. uabs

TWO Raleigh Gran Prix bicycles,
T2-speeds, $160 each, good con:
dition. Phone 365-7881. t#n/22

CER shoes, sizes 5, 6'% and
7. Excellent condition, $10 each.
365-3701 3/22
SMALL standard

Royal
typewriter, $25. 365-6472

3/22

INCLUDE THE PRICE: When od
Reductions and

nop ed. tt
ee ‘enlargements
- up to 11x17

Kel Print Stationery

The Courtyard Downtown Square
365-4985

Rights Bronch)

MOVING — MUST SELL. Solid
maple 4 poster queen-size bed
Cc.

ust

$600. Solid maple di

with 4 chairs $600. Ph.
-7328.

GIRLS bike, suitable for 7-9-y
old, very condition,
365-3548. 3/

VISION
SATELLITE
SALES

Complete systems
available!
Starting at

$1200

On the spot financing
available O.A.C.

View at
HILLTOP SERVICE
Or Coll

LORNE FELLOWS
365-2925

newsletter.
APPLY AT

other Nature’ s4

USED pink bathtub ond vonity
sink, soap and paper holders.
365-3024. /33

Buy of the Week

we. 33¢
o.49
os. 55C

om-8p:m. Daily

- 965-7941

TWO 178-15 summer tires on GM
H.D. rims. Like new. 365-5393. os

Ev

“Reduce Friction
to a Fraction’

ay?
eowen?

AGENT:
Nick Barisenkoft
Bridgeview R
Castlegar ¢ 365-7320

ig
ees
19 y 5 $1.99 Doz.
le or t ee baal
x! $ as 89° Ea.
365-6156 3/23

BUN CITY
4 Hor consi
4 BUNS

WANTED TO BUY: Crib, stroller
and walker. 365-6300. /23

RENT
THIS
SPACE
365-5210

PROVINCE-WIDE
ase

$10 DISCOUNT FOR CASH!

Coll us 6)
Sy

for detoils!
Castlegar News

Classified Ads
365-2212

Run your
classified word ad
twice atr

1 and 2 apartments
starting ot $275. Quiet well
cored for building. Fridge, stove
included. 365-3034._tfn/80
FURNISHED or unfurnished one
bdrm. apt., close to town.
Suitable for elderly. . 965-
i 7/18
FURNISHED bachelor suite, fur-
nished one bdrm. suite close in.
365-8132. 1n/90

price and get the
third consecutive
insertion at

NO EXTRA

paint. $40. 365-

7-FT; ORCHARD ladder. Ready to
x 198. 3/23

250 GAL. oil tank, $40. 365-2750.
3/23

DOUBLE BASIN concrete wash
tub, $40..965-6254. 9/23

jew Concept In
Feeding Now Available
SELF FEEDING BLOCKS
25 Kg. Blocks for
Horses, Dairy and Beet.
ARROW BUILDING

Castieger, 245-2175 © Trail 368-5311

2 BDRM , near schools,
full bsmt., fenced yard. 365-
8222.
OR LEASE. Commercial space.
1700 sq.ft. North Castlegar. 365-
3237 ttn/22
LARGE FURNISHED,
Utilities included. No pets.
en. Available first week
365-7956. 3/22

roll nfl al ho

1 BORM. furnished apartment,
North Castlegar, $175 per mon-
th. 365-6642 3/22

2 BDRM. troiler with fridge.
stove, gas heat, Robson. Will
rent with option to buy. 365-
7188.

MOBILE HOME located
Castlegar 4
$295/month.

lights. 365-2248.
CENTRAL modern di
duplex, fireplace, carpe!
large ‘rec room $490/
Available April 15. Ph. sera,
_ ae
2 BDRM. apartment downtown.
$275. Ph. 365-2360. 3/2)

2 BDRM. trailer, Ootischenia, 8
eh, or space, $125/mo.
h. 365-3185. Uz)

_ EE 40

$35. Ph. 365-3967.
3/21

may advertis

column free of charge. Up to two
items may be advertised, but the
articles must not total over $40
and each item must hove o price
stated. We will run your ad tor 3
issues tfn/84
WHEELBARROW. $10. Children’
wagon. $10. 365-2394. __

ONE PAIR soccer shoes. si

$10. 365-3701

ONE SOU

with built

6x2’, one with built-in mirror,
3/:

SIZE 6 Kollach ski-boots. Good 3

DOWNTOWN 2 bdrm. apt
fridge, stove, __ fireplace,
$295/month, 365-2758. Available
April 1 9
DOWNTOWN 1 bdrm. apt.
Iridge, stove, / month

2758. Available April. 7/19
, Castlegar, sun
big yard, near
: 7/19

subsidy available. Small pets
welcome on approval. Office
open 2-4 Wednesday or leave

message.
365-2677

SMALL 2 bdrm., large yord. gar
den, tull bsmt., Kets "ond’ pet
OK. '$275/mo. Ph. 365-3703.

2 -BORM. Turnished suite tor
dents or couple. Utilities

ost
” cable included. Very reasonable
Bi Ph 3.

1 BDRM. in Thrums. Utilities
included. Ph. 399-4390, tfn/21

COMMERCIAL
RENTAL
CONTACT -
DALE BRADLEY
Century 21 pomaenos
365-2111

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA
2,500 sq.ft. of

“You know you are @ failure
when you are being praised
by the wrong people.”

Could be converted to
retail office space.

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA

1100 sq.tt., posure.
Only vacant store in Plaza.

jocati

OFFICE RENTAL
400 sq.1t. office.
Heat and lights included.
$250/per month.

600 SQ. FT.
Ottice space. Heat

and light included.
50 per month

LARGE 2 BDRM. TRAILER in Rob-
ion. 5 migutes trom bus. is
. partlpturnished. $225/
365-7188. ttn/02

OLDER 1 bdrm. house; fridge,
stove, electric heat, in Robson.
near ferry. Reasonable. 365-
7009. _ WAT
BUMPER to Bymper Building
3000 sq.ft. 368-9955. tins

© Ideal retirement
1 & 2 bedroom units
Fridge and Range
Very clean & Homey
Would Furnish on
Request

© Ask for more infor-
mation on Senior
Citizens retiring plat

PH: 365-6213

TWO BDRM. TRAILER, Genelle,
call 365-3848 or 365-3110. tin/15
ONE bdrm. furnished Riverbank
Apt. near Mohawk, utilities in-
cluded, $225 month. Mother
Nature's Pontry downtown
Castlegar. Ph. 365-7750 days.
ttn
2 BDRM. HOUSE. South
Castlegar, $325/month. No pets
please. 365-5770 after 5 p.m.
7/20

tments
Townhouses. 365-3933
7 BDRM. stove, fridge, loundry
facilities, daycare close $300
365-8063: 7/19
APPLICATIONS ore bein,
received for 2. and 3 bdrm. family
rental accommodation located in
Castlegar. Features are
children's playground and tenan’
garden areas. Rent supplement
Svailable to qualified applicants.
For further information and ap.
contact Mr

Commission, Ni
Lakes Drive. Castlegar, B.C. VIN
189. i

8
‘only call 856-059 collect

4 BDRM. house, Blueberry. 2
baths. Seek lease tenant. 365.
3226. 7/18

ARGE 3 bdrm. mobile home in
Robson, close to bus route. 365-
71882" tin/12
FULLY . RENOVATED, _ self-
contained, furnished cabins.
These

MOBILE

$19,500. Deep , on school
bus route; owner willing to corry
contract. 365-2248.

MUST SELL: 3-4 bdrm., 1% ‘bath

private,

spacious

location.
]

ore ina
quiet setting on

‘ounds. Central
Close to shopping.

ted, to

jot, N. Castlegar. Will toke
mobile home as port it.
Priced in low $40s. 155.
tin/23

idea ts,
and the retired. Monthly rent ot
5 includes wall to wall car-
light ond cable.

MARANATHA
CouRT

Large one, two and three

on one yeor lease. Family at-

mosphere.

PH. 365-7161
all

HOME, % acre, Robson.
ic, fully serviced, tour
365-

, v2
19742 BDRM. 12x66 with fridge,
stove, seporate room
‘and porch. Asking $4,800. 365.
3155. tn/22
jiances.

MOBILE
Small ‘bolldi $18,600.

i , $18,600.
7137. ass

1973 2 BDRM. with 4
large addition, su: , carport
and storage shed. Askin,
” 365-8155. td
ADDITIONS for sale. Ranging in
size trom 10'x12' to 10'x34". Some
fully finished with carpet, heat,
wirlng, etc. 365-3155. ttn/22
7 BDRM, 1980 Atco Sierra

14'x70', 5 major eppliances.
Ss condition, $20. 0.8.0.
-7013. We

COZY 1 bdrm. hevse, $208/ mor:
th. Robson. 365-5025 after Sem,

‘apartment.

— 2 bdrm. furnished
basement suite. Close to town,
140. ‘3

$290/month.” Avai

Karen: 365-3739 or 365-2111.
tin/23
OFFICE SUITE — 4 room, 625
sq.ft. in downtown, tlegar
Professional Tullding see aT,
‘BORM. apartment, Includes
end heot.
365-3811, :
3:30 p.m. 3/23
MODERN spacious 2 bdrm. apor-
tment. Blueberry. Includes heat
$275. 365-3226. UB

1974 FORD truck for parts. $200.
Ph. 365- 32)

may advertise

way fridge,
Be hydraulic ¥

of Robson Moun
11 tbs. contoiners.
lus deposit on

214 - Sth Street

Sunday, Mondoy 2) and

a.m. m. weather permit
ting. 22

lose to
‘’ ACRES with 164-1. of ex-
beoch — sent to Lit-

FOLLY serviced building lot.
school. 365-7460. 3/23

Cayuse Creek. access,
well treed, plentiful creek water
private quite hide-

'o view phone 265-3520.

1984 LEISURE Craft tent-trailer,
peed condition. Otters occepted
fo view call Andrea, CIBC 365-
3325, a

1969 17% FT. Scamper Trailer in
fair condition. Otters accepted.
To view call Andreo, CIBC 365-
3325. 2
1979 6-1. GAL
stove.

lic jocks, $3,300. O

512
HT TENT TRAILER
lition, $650. 0.8.0.

1984 TRANS AM fully looded.
condition, only 12,000
kilometers. Dream

3.22
wt, 350, 48.
insulated
poneled with table, $1,500.
ood running condition. 365
3173. an