sgar News

4 Cas April 21, 1985

COMMUNITY NEWS

MAYOR ASKS

What is a senior?

What's a senior citizen?
That's what Mayor Audrey
Moore wants to know.

Council's parks and recre-
ation committee has sug-
gested that the Castlegar and

requires

Retail Outlet

to merchandise popular
Buns Master products.

District Community Complex
and Recreation Commission
identify in its fee manual
senior citizens as persons 60
years and older, who are re
tired.

* Baked Fresh Daily
* Profits are Rewarding

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE:

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2990 Highway Drive,
Trail, B.C. VIN 2T3
OR CALL
364-1612

H&R BLOCK

TAX REFUND

BUYING SERVICE

qualify,
you can
getan
expertly prepared
tax return free-of-charge
plus 85% of your refund,
usually within three working
days.

Ask about Cash Back, the
tax refund buying service
from H & R Block.

1444 - Columbia Ave., Castlegar

365-6151

9 to 6 Mon.-Fri. 9 to 5 Sat.

There are two, actually. One, never
leave the house. Or two, buy your
insurance from The Dominion and
use The Ideal Monthly Payment
Plan.

It lets you pay for your home
insurance in 12 monthly
instalments. With absolutely no
carrying charges. So, you'll know
exactly how much your premiums
will cost and be able to budget
accordingly.

Just how ideal is The Plan?

FOR EXAMPLE. IF

YOUR MONTHLY
YOUR ANNUAL PAYMENT
PREMIUMIS. WOULD)

$240
$480
$720

$20
$40
$60

CH COHOE INSURANCE

raINSURANCE SERVICE
1127 - 4th Street,

But Moore pointed out
that some women can't be
retired because they work in
the home.

“Are they senior citizens?”
she asked.

Ald. Albert Calderbank, a
member of the committee,
explained the reason for
the rewording. “There are
senior citizens now (who) are
retiring and are 60 years old
and are having to pay full
fees.”

He said the aim of the re-
wording is to make sure se-
nior citizens who are retired
can attend recreation pro-
grams for a reduced fee.

“There may be some wom-
en who never worked,” coun-
tered Moore.

“Then they can go,” re-
joined Calderbank.

Job openings

ent re annette nnn
Details of these and other job

Opportunities are available at:
Conode E:

One Castlegar and one Trail
apartment looking for a
we Cs é. in-
terpersona ‘and light main-
tenance ability an asset. (136J).

A Computer Sales Represen-
tative is required in Castlegar
This is a full time position
requiring several years ex
perience in computer sales and
Service. (163J)

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Week April 154 sk 21. (Front row, from ielt) Done Smith, Judy Vickers,

Women’

Betty Hill of North Dakota
was the guest speaker at the
Castlegar Women's Aglow
Fi

RENT-A-BOBCAT

CORRECTION
Re: April Money

ver Flyer
Volume 18 No. 204

April
10.

Calling on the women to
surrender all of

s Aglow

what her priorities ought to

Luncheon speaker Betty
Hill spoke of her work of
taking Bibles and Bible study
materials into Poland, China,
R ia and C:

and their problems and con-
cerns to Jesus Christ, and to
rejoice in the presence of the
Lord, June Reed led in chor-
uses of praise and worship.

Edna Bruce ministered
with the song “My Redeem.
er,” dedicating it to the
heavenly Father because He
sent Jesus into the world to
save man, to buy him back.

Referring to the Frank
Sinatra tune, “I Did It My
Way,” Doreen Geronazzo tes-
tified to Christ's presence in
her life, saying, “I did it my
way and I didn't like it, so I
tried it God’s way and it’s
working.”

She told of the manner in
which God has been teaching

‘ony
error moy couse our Customers

her how to love
others with His love and

REGULAR Kindergarten

register their child ot

before December 31,
betore December 31

Blueberry Creek
Castlegar Primory
(at Kinnaird Elem.)

Ooctischenia
Robson
Torrys echoatary

HOMEGOODS

FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE

Mon. - Sat., 9:30 - 5:30
China Creek

“Drive a Little to Save a Lot

SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9 (CASTLEGAR)

KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE ONE

REGISTRATION

For the 1985-1986 School Year

Parents wishing to enroll their child in either

Kindergarten for Septemb:

Kinneird Elementary & Valley Visto

Woodland Pork & Pass Creek
(et Woodlend Park)

Board of School Trustees
School District No. 9 (Castleger)

or RUSSIAN IMMERSION
1985, are asked to
the nearest elementary

school at the time(s) indicated below. If the child is
presently attending Kindergarten, there is no need
to register him/her in Grade One

For parents wishing to enroll their child in Russian Immersion, they should
be aware the Board has givén qualified approval to the extension of the
immersion program to Grade One for September, 1985.

The Board has agreed that a single Kindergarten class should not exceed
twenty-five pupils. Therefore, parents are advised to register their child
now, as applicants will be accommodated on a first-come first-served basis.

Starting September 1985, the Board will not be operating mid-day busi:
Kindergarten students, therefore mid-day transportation to or from sc
will be the responsibility of the parent.

Please note that a birth or baptismal certificate must be shown before a
child can be registered. Kindergarten pupils must be five years old on or
1985. Grade One pupils must be six years old on or
1985,

Tuesday, April 30
Monday, April 29
Tuesday, April 30
Monday, April 29

Tuesday, April 30
Friday, May 3

Tuesday, April 30
Wednesday, May 1

Tuesday, April 30

She recounted many inci-
dents, some humorous, many
frightening, that took place
at various border crossings
and gave examples of God's
intervention as she passed
through customs so that at no
time would her commitment
not to lie be compromised.

Joy Ramsden
Bridge

Sev.
bridge
April 15.

The average was 84, with
the following winners:

NORTH-SOUTH

Hugh Auld and Myrna
Baulne with 106%, Donna
Wiwehar and Phyllis Mat
teucei with 89, and Jean Fis
cher and Agnes Chariton
with 88.

EAST-WEST

Wayne Weaver and Ian
Glover with 93/2, and tied for
second Dr. Ron Perrier and
Don Rehards, and Bill Gor.
koff and Stan Jenkinson with
90%.

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Fiddlers met April 14

A meeting of the B.C. Old.
time Fiddlers Chapter No. 9
was held April 14 at the
Senior Citizens Centre in
Castlegar with 21 members
and three guests present.

The Ways and Means
Committee suggested the
club hold a campout on May
11 on the grounds of the
D-Bar-D at Castlegar. Final
plans will be made at the May
5 meeting.

A group of fiddlers played
at Kettle Falls, Wash. last

weekend for a benefit and
later in the evening for the
seniors dance. It was re-
ported everyone had a very
enjoyable time.

Upcoming fiddle contests
were noted including one at
Kamloops May 4 and at
Creston May 18. The provin-
cial contest will be held June
29 at Williams Lake. At this
time a memorial trophy in
the name of M. “Red” Gar-
neau of Trail will be donated
by his wife. This trophy to be

presented each year to the
Senior Oldtime Fiddler of
B.C.

The group decided it would
perform on May 8 for the
Strokers in Castlegar.

It was also decided that the
group would be responsible
for having the piano in the
Senior Citizens Centre tuned
before the next meeting.

The meeting was adjourn-
ed and the group joined in a
musical jam session which
was enjoyed by all.

Pulpit & Pew

By Pastor Tom Mulder
Evangelical Free Church
UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

“How can God give me
something good when I don’t
deserve it?” The young man
was doubting the most basic
idea of Christianity: grace.

Grace means that God
gives us a wonderful new life
— a new beginning, in spite of
our great failures. He loves
us even when we have turned
our backs on him.

After probing a little deep-
er into the man’s background
a pattern arose. His parents
had shown love only when he
had performed according to
their standards. He grew up
feeling that he only deserved
love if he had earned it.

We call this kind of love
conditional. Conditional love

says, “I will love you if you
have done something which
pleases me.” God's love is
unconditional.

Unconditional love says, “I
love you and that means al.
ways, no matter what.” It
gives and expects nothing in
return. It is not like the love
we see in our society today.

So many married people
today seem to promise to
stay together as long as love
lasts. Uncon: ional love
promises to always be there
no matter how hard things
get. And that’s what God's
love promises.

Parents: teach your child
by example God uncondition
al love. Don't just say, “I love
you” when your child has
achieved some great task.

Don't hold your “I love

KEEP YOUR

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9 to 6 Mon.-Fri. 9 to 5 Sat.

you's” for rewards for good
behavior. Say, “I love you"
out of the blue; for no reason
at all.

Buy your child some little
gift when there is no special
occasion. But don't make it a
guilt offering. We often can
try to show love when we feel
guilty for what we have or
have not done. This is con.
ditional love too.

We may feel that we have
not spent enough time with
our child and usé gifts
substitute for love, or to
soothe our guilty conscience.

Children can push them
selves hard for the little bit of
praise a parent may give.
Some parents feel that it is
good for a child to push. But

when have they pushed
enough? When will they
finally have earned love?

This pushing on a child's part
is usually a sign of low self.
esteem. The child hates him-
self.

I have seen dramatic
changes occur in people's
lives when they felt someone
loved them even when they
didn’t deserve it. The violent
gang member turned into a
caring person. But even a
parent's love can't accomp
lish this.

We need God's love in our
lives. Each one of us first has
to know that we are loved
unconditionally before we
can show unconditional love.

We can know this through
our Bibles. “But God demon.
strates his own love for us in
this: While we were still sin
ners, Christ died for us.’

Only God could have died
for those who did not love
him, this is real unconditional
love. Do you believe it?
Practice it.

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623 Columbia Avenue
365-6385

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ROTO-RAKES
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365-3219

MUST SELL! Stereo component
asking $260. Iona blender, igh
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LAND with southern, exposure,
nd hydro — for sale or
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ice Bike 80 "Boin $75. ~
Yeor,otd hide” $40. Both
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BEEF & PORK
“Quality Guaranteed”
Sides of Lean pork
95¢ Ib. caw
Beef — A-1
swes $1.72 caw
Hinos $2.19 caw
Fronts $ 1.49 caw

(Weight fons in cutting. boning ond
trimming will increase price per lb.)

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Phone 399-4793

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plates (
are priced as follows: One to 12
75 cents each; 13 to 24, 60 cents

19 CU.FT. Chest
Good

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running condition 365:

First 10 Words $3.15

Gaara 19x13" (now),

64k APPLE 11 plus computer with
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m.

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32

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re Also Available

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Sculptured Nails and Waxing
for the month of April

save ¥ Oo Ye ort

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Aluminum
Sheets
24'A" x 36"

1 to 12 — 75¢ Each

Eech

13 to 24 — 60¢
25 or More — 50¢ Each

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197 Columbie Avenue
Castlegar

5-TON MOBILE CRANE on rubber

7
rey cloth stripe $150 parr
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Pool & Spa Sales
and Service

BioGuard Chemicals
CALL GARY AT
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365-7389

ROAD GRAVEL, coment grovel,
by the

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ray NEW. 21-inch, 3% HP
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Hydroponic Systems

Call 352-2370

Located at
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89 Boker St., Nelson

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WATERWORLD ENT!

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TOP SOIL

Call 3

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$75/cord. 399-4158.

Lawnmower
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USED GUNS bought and sold.

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ideal for bosement or work:
$100. Wenger washer, $30.
2250 at 31

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with excellent lease in fishing

tourism economy. Maytog
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TWO, 10-SPEED. BIKES, $75. ond
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20.

FORAGE SEED discounted,
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Contact Honnos Seeds, Lac
Alberto.

be Phone (403) 762- 4671.
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Heavy duty all-purpose
plastic pails with tight-fitting
covers and handles
Need cleaning. $1.50 each

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Castlegar

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abbage Patch dell 2.808 mabile home in Robson.
clothen. “55 - 3535 . Available April 1. 365-
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