86 Castlegar News July 4, 1990

July 4, 1990 Castlegar News 67

ACTION ADS

COMMUNITY NEWS

GIVEAWAY

ONE female black cat and one male tab-
5945.

3 KITTENS (2 block & white, 1 multi-

a ther port Manx
-— sey

(0 GOOD COUNT!

old Pitt Bull,

trained, hormiess.

kitten, Persian calico cat, Slack & white

kitten, 365-3307. 3/53

TWO gerbils with cage ond accessories

365-2. 3/53

Ouse windows to make large hot

house. 365. 7102.

IT JUST SO HAPPENED

HARRY S. Tainan
THE LATE PRESIDENTS

LOST

SPECIAL LENSE PLATE
WAS S745,
COMMEMORATING

ONE orange fluffy male cat, jers to
leo, Oglow Subdivision. June 19
Reward. 365-7036. 3/51
MALE Maltese, white with blue collar,
bushy toil, answers to Charlie. 365-

FOUND

FOUND items are not charged for. if
you've found something, our Ac
tion Ad no. 365-2212 during regulor
business hours and we'll run your ad for
3 issues free of charge. tin/5)

NOTICES

BUSINESS OPPOR.

ZUCKERBURG ISLAND HERITAGE PARK
— Open daily dawn to dusk. Chapel
Hous

DELI for sale. Choice location. Also of-
fice spaces available. 365-7141 or 365-
5591. 3/5)

ZONED choice apt. block site. 365-5591.
3/5)

NEW PRODUCT
DISTRIBUTORS
REQUIRED

WATER PURIICATION — Reverse Oomosis.

Removes ALL. contominants
ond viruses. The only system to purty water
property

hh. Westar Timber
Development Plans
PUBLIC NOTICE

Westar Timber Ltd. will hold an Open
Houge at the noyel Conedien Legion
in Castlegar on

Sat., July 14

from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

to review and comment on its

5 yr. Development Plan.

PERSONAL

ALCOHOLICS anonymous and Al-Anon.
Phone 365-3663. 104/71
JOURNEY INWARD: Learn to discover
the essence of yi ing. Weekend
workshop July 1S ond 14. alt in 365.

5 UNIT MOTEL, 18 full ‘
residence, marina,

acres, near Balfour. Call 30's 62-00
Syber Realty, Kelowna

ANNOUNCEMENTS

CLOTHING Ci STORE FOR
SALE. Ideal for fashion oriented persons.

opportunity. For details call Maria
365-7500. 7/52

JIM and RAE PENMAN wish to announce
* * marriage of their daughter Alison to

CLOTHING CON
STORE FOR SALE

Ideal for fashion oriented persons
nity.
Gooden DETAILS CALL MARIA

365-7500
NOTICES

Wedding took place
ome 2601 1990 in Kelowna. - 53

CARD OF THANKS

TYLER woul Ink the following
people for attending his baby shower
and for all the nice gifts. Wendy, Trudy
Donna, Katie, Kathy, Deni, Janine
Shirley, Melinda and one extra big
thank you to my Aunti Kari for a making it
all so perfect! Tyler & Shel 2/53

THE FISH TRUCK (formerly Westcoost
Seafoods), a Hi Arrow Arms Parking Lot,
Friday, June 29, 10a.m.to7 p.m. /51

hh. Westar limber

PROPOSED SILVICULTURE
PRESCRIPTIONS
Notice of pre-harvest silviculture

Prescriptions. pursuant to section 3
c

THANK YOU — The Robson River Otters
Swim Club would like to express a sin
cere thank you to all the individuals who
made our 1990 Swim Meet a success; o
thank you for all the donations of time
help, equipment and good will; we ap
‘ery one of you! Thanks. Rob-

Otters /33

IN MEMORIAM

he

The following areas have proposed
prescriptions that will apply # op-
Proval is obtained from 4 Ministry
of Forests. The proposed prescrip-
tions will be available for viewing
until August 14, 1990 at the location
noted below, during regular working
hours.

To ensure consideration, any writ-
ten comments must be made to Cam
Barlow, Box 850, Castlegar, B.C. VIN
3H8 by the above date.

Tree Farm Licence 23

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Cayuse Creek

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reek

Cayuse Cr
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Callus
for details!
Classified Ads

365-2212

Castlegar News

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY. In
memoriam donations information: Box
3292, Castlegar, B.C. 365-5167. 104/24
CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION In
Memoriam Donations, Box 1228
Rossland, B.C. VOG 1Y0. 104/80

“Your Charity of Choice’
Your caring gifts in Honour or in
Memoriom are a beoutitul ond
| reminder

Please help vs
Canada's No. | Killer
with research end educerion
B.C. AND YUKON
HEART FOUNDATION
‘Box 3023,

Fresh, new ads appear in the closs.
ified section every issue. Whether
you just take fittle
or down it all in o
find classifieds hit t!

Call 365-2212

— WANTED —

CLEAN COTTON RAGS
Castlégar

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News

LEGALS

HELP WANTED

| WOTICE TO CREDITORS |]
OTHE

NOTICE is hereby given that creditors
and others have cloims

to send them to
undersigned Executor ot 1115 Third
Street, Castlegar, British Columbia
VIN 2A1 fore the 15th day of
August, 1990, after which date the
Executor will distribute the said
Estate among the porties entitled
thereto, having regard to the claims
of which it has notice,

DAVID GRANT KINAKIN, Executor
By: Polonicoff, Jones & Pi

Barristers &
1116 Third Street

. British Columbia
VIN

Phone: 365-3343

4 SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9 (Castlegar)

TEACHING
VACANCIES

Applications | are’ invited from
suitably qualified and experienced
teachers for the following Tem
porary, full-time positions

STANLEY HUMPHRIES
SECONDARY SCHOOL
English, Grades 9-11

For turther information, contact.
Jock Closkey
Stanley Humphries Secondary
Phone: 365-7735
TWIN RIVERS ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL

RESIDENTIAL
SUPPORT
SERVICES

The Ministry of Health invites letters
of application from individuals
fo soci ties or companies in.
terested

, energetic
teocher who is fomilier with the
new Primary Program Initiative

An understanding and support of
integration of students with
special ne

For further information, contact

Submit applications, with supporting
documents, by: 1200 Hrs. 90.07.06 to

fomily/ tenant. support model ot
residential ond dup-time support tor
two physically mentally
challenged adults in Castlegar, B.C.

Letters of application should include:
statement of values and philosophy
relating to the revises these ser-
vices, experience, description of the

offering both personal and em-
ployment insights

Additional information can be ob-
tained by calling Wayne Doane ot
549-5700. Initial letters of application
must be received no later than 4:30
p.m. Monday, July 30, 1990 at:

Services to the Handicopped Branch

Vernon,
vis2

Through @ screening process of all
applications received, a select num:
ber of qualified applicants will sub.

requirements of the two adults con
cern

Schoo!
School District No. 9 (Castlegor)
865 Columbia Avenve

B.C.

Our Action Ad Phone
Number is 365-2212!

Wayne Stolz

Dianna Kootnikoff
oroft

Caroline Souk:
ADVERTISING
OFFICE 365-521

0 © FAX 365-3334

Camp Koolaree
getting ready

Work parties are busy preparing
Camp Koolaree for another season of
camping.

Camp Koolaree is located on the
West Arm of Kootenay Lake. Access
is by boat from McDonald's Landing.

The campsite consists of large open
fields, mountainside hiking trails, a
large lodge with fireplace, kitchen,
dining hall, six sleeping cabins by the
lake, administration cabin, first aid
building, chapel in the woods, outside
campfire site and two swimming
beaches, a news release says.

Program features are Bible study,
crafts, swimming, canoeing, nature
hikes, sports, campfires, cookouts
and chapel services. Camp Koolaree is

non-denominational. It is an ac
credited British Columbia Camping
Association camp.

Brochures are available at schools
and churches or you may call the
registrar, Marg Vital, for more in-
formation,

Education
group wraps
up year

The Castlegar Special Education
Association has just finished another
busy and successful year under the

HELP WANTED

EARN EXTRA $$$

Rapidly expanding taxi company
requires part-time ond or full-time
drivers for shift work. Class 4 licence
required.

PHONE:
365-2114
or 365-5888
for apt.

of new district principal,
supervisor of special services, Terry
Rogers.

This

year, the focus was on

workshops,
and social events

conferences, meetings
highlighted the

from Washington,
and Victoria set the
tone. The is
looking forward to another exciting
and positive year next fall.

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All Factory Incentives Waived in Lieu of Discounts.

NO PAYMENT NOTICE

Castlegar Mazda has been able to negotiate a
arrangement and has been authorized to offer 100% ‘full term
financing on approved credit to the next 27 purchasers of any new
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COMMUNITY NEWS

Auxiliary bestows honors at dinner

The Castlegar and District Hospital
Auxiliary held an end-of-the-season
annual potluck dinner June 18 at the
home of auxiliary president Nettie
Stupnikoff with 19 members and five
special guests in attendance.

A warm welcome was extended to
special guests Denise Reed, director
of nursing, Irene Sample, vi
Auxilian from Burnaby, Cindy
Talarico, Eva Mohn and Mary Dickie
of Castlegar.

Stupnikoff, the auxili:
A

A special second donation was
received from Ann Kalmakoff to the
hospital auxiliary on behalf of her late
husband John. The donation was
greatly appreciated.

Reports were heard from the com-
mittee, including Muriel Wilson, area
representative, and Marion Burton, a
delegate for the auxiliary. Both atten-
ded the BCAHA conference in Van-
couver in June,

Wilson said workshops held at the
conference were Anadis by the area

guests to her home. She also presen-
ted Margaret Davidson, outgoing
president, with a special gift and
thanked her for a job well done. She
in turn, thanked the Auxilians for
their support.

Teena Leitch received a meritorious
award for her contribution as a volun-
teer on behalf of the auxiliary and the
hospital board. She has served since
1976 — six years on the board — as
society representative and two years
as an area representative. By sharing
her skills, experience -and herself,
Leitch is a giving, caring person
whose aim is to provide volunteers,
with fresh ideas and better understan-
ding, an auxiliary news release says.
Leitch thanked everyone involved. To
be acknowledged by your peers made
it easy, she said.

were on
the theme of bonds a Bridge in New
Ideas. New ideas were founded, such
as energy in nurturing on all levels.
People have choices in their life and a
hum of constant stress is a sign you
need time for yourself, time to restore
your spirits, to open doors.

Also, a resolution was passed to
look for a new design for its logo, the
stellar jay and dogwood. The logo
will be used in various ways. The ar-
tist’s name will be used on the logo to
give credibility to the artist. Wilson
thanked the auxiliary for her trip.

Burton said the workshops were ex-
tremely productive to get the volun-
teers to be more at ease with patients,
to let go of tension and to release
stress. She said when you give of
yourself, you really give. She also
thanked the auxiliary for its support.

n di

and District

| Auxiliary, presents Teena Leitch with a meritorious award
ervice to the auxiliary at an end-of-the-year potluck dinner

Treasurer Ann Sookoreff presented
a favorable report. Ruth Townsend
presented an auxiliary bursary of $350
to Lisa Gerrand, a graduating student
entering a medical field.

Reed, the director of, nursing,
thanked the auxiliary for the dinner
and its team spirit. She said the new
wing is progressing nicely. The new
phase is into purchasing of fur-

nishings. The materials used in the
unit will be fire resistant.

Patsy Naychuk expressed her ap-
preciation for the gift and card
presented to her. She said she enjoyed
her volunteer work in public relations
on behalf of the hospital auxiliary.

“Although my new venture to Van-
cover Island is exciting, being a part
of the auxiliary enthusiasm has not

Mt. Sentinel grads enjoy party

Ninety-five per cent of the
graduating class and 120 invited
guests partied through the night at
Mount Sentinel secondary’s first dry
after grad party.

Both parent organizers and grads
agreed that the event was a huge suc-
cess and grads said it will be a night

they will always remember, a news
release from the school said.
Party-goers danced all night in the
gym and kept their energy levels high
with delicious food organized and
served by parents. Mocktails, every
bit as tasty as their alcohol versions,
were served in the little grass hut by

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an enthusiastic group of bartenders.
Participants and onlookers alike
were entertained by a variety of con-
tests throughout the night. Onlookers
cheered their favorites ii ‘in the root beer

goers. Most of the grads and guests
were still going strong when breakfast
was ready.

A large number of parents of grads
and Grade 11 students, teachers and

chug-a-lug. style and

ized in
the limbo contest. The tricycle races
had participants and audience
laughing throughout. Great hip_ac-
tion was required in both the
hulahoop and Hawaiian dance con-
tests. The watermelon eating contest
required outstanding technique to
win. The final event was a water

worked hard
to plan and put on the party. But
none of it would have been possible
without the enthusiasm and par-
ticipation of Mount Sentinel’s
graduating students. They chose to be
the first to try a substance-free grad
and to set the standard for future grad
classes. And they have a grad
celebration they'll never forget.

changed over the years, but somehow,
maybe for the better, I have,’ she
said.

A fantastic dinner was enjoyed by
all, Many ideas were exchanged, in-
cluding those for the forthcoming fall
events.

The West Kootenay area conferen-
ce will be held at the’ Yale Hotel Sept.
20 in Grand Forks.

The fall rummage sale will be on
Oct. 19-20 at Kinnaird Hall.

The next_auxiliary meeting is Sept.
17 at 7:30 p.m. in the hospital con-

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New volunteers are welcome.
The auxiliary wishes everyone a
safe and healthy summer.

TO ALL
CASTLEGAR
AND AREA
RESIDENTS

CENTRAL TAX! would like to ask
ou for your support. Since Decem:
ber 1989 we have requested through
Motor Carrier in Burnaby
dition of two more vehicles to =
fleet. On May 24, Central Taxi atten:
ded a hearing with the Motor Carrier
Commission and Castlegar Tox! and
our application wos dénied. We have
promised you prompt, courteous ser
vice and we feel that in order to keep
this promise, we need to add at least
more vehicle to our fleet. We
thet Castlegar has o
prosperous futute and we would like
to grow with the city. Central Taxi is
asking Costlegor and area residents
for letters of support in order to at
tend a final hearing on July 20

Please send letters to Central Taxi
c/o The Hi Arrow Motor Inn, 651-18th
St. -8.C. VIN 2N)

We thank you.in advance for your

time and effort.

balloon toss in the as the
sun came up.

Casino games were popular with
many and winners had their choice of
prizes. Members of the Slocan Valley
Lions Club volunteered their services
as casino operators and kept games
moving at a lively pace. Arcade games
kept many transfixed for hours. And
if you wanted to rest for awhile, there
was a quiet room where you could
catch 40 winks or,watch a video.

Prizes donated’ by local businesses
and organizations were drawn
throughout the night. Only grads who
survived the entire night were eligible
for the major prizes drawn at sunrise.
A well-rested crew of dads and
teachers served pancakes and
sausages to the always-hungry party-

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