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By Rev. CHARLES
BALFOUR
St. David's Anglican
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A MIRACLE STORY

Last year, a seed of love.

‘and. caring was \scattered
“ throughout, our province and

now it is springing up fruit-
fully for the benefit of-many
people.

The sowers of this good
seed were the Anglican Dio-
cese. of New Westminister

and the Centre For Study of

Church and Ministry, Van-
couver School of Theology.
The Anglicans and) VST
sponsored a six-part. tele-
vision program on hospice
care entitled “If I Should Die
Before I Wake.”

Hospice is basically minis-
try to the dying and the fam-
ilies/eare-givers of the ter-
minally ill.

The program aired over
the Knowledge Network

(Channel 12) and was wat-
ched provi

and by others:t like Elizabeth

and individuals in their
homes. 2

Here in Galles we or-
ganized:a discussion group to
watch the program at the
Rota Villa lounge. It Was ‘my
pleasure to be the mentor for
this group.-

Our sessions were well at-
tended by all kinds of care-
givers and people interested
in learning more about hos-
pice care. Our group included
homemakers, nurses, one
doctor, one clergyman, etc.
All shared their valuable in-
sight and experience.

Besides this, we were
grateful for the interest and
the‘openness of the late Maj.
Norman Austin who shared
how valuable hospice care
was to him personally.

As a result of the interest
stirred up by this program

ide by both’ Kub!
organized. discussion groups

resi-
dents Seed to-form a
hospice society to serve our
community. y

After much hard work the
Castlegar Hospice Society is
now a reality! I am sure that
the Knowledge Network pro-
gram also inspired many
other communities to -begin
forming hospice care soci-
eties in their areas as well.

This November the Angli-
cans and VST are sponsoring
a second: six-part series on~
hospice care. This one is en-
titled “Through the Valley of
the Shadow” and airs Wed-
nesdays 7-8 p.m. beginning
Nov. 6 on Channel 12.

Program moderator Dr.
W.J. Phillips says that the
series will “pay special atten-
tion to the ways in which
various religious traditions
and cultural customs and

sensitivities affect the care
and pastoral concern to be
offered to dying people and
to their families.”

The Castlegar Hospice So-
ciety has asked me to once

again head up an organized

discussion group. I'am happy
to do this.

If you would like to watch
this excellent program in a
discussion group please. con-
tact me as soon as possible at
365-2271. Registering to be
part of a group is free.

The news is generally
“pretty-depressing, but there
are lots of wonderful things
happening too. The spread
and development of hospice
care in our province and
community is a wonderful
miracle story: and I thank
God for allowing me - and
many others to have-.béen
granted ‘the opportunity: of
helping this miracle to hap-
pen.

Couple marry in Surrey

MR. AND MRS. BRIAN WARD
.. . August wedding

Pesupn |p.

4 awn

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Open Monday - Saturday — 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Featuring SALAD BAR (Inc. Soup & Dessert) $3.95
WE ALSO CATER TO BANQUETS & COCKTAIL
PARTIES FOR GROUPS OF 15 TO 120.

2A.M.

Jane huis of St.

Paul, Alberta and Brian
Ward of Edmonton were
married in August in the
Surrey Alliance Church in
Surrey.

The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nieu-
wenhuis of Delta and the
groom's parents are Dr. and
Mrs. Roy Ward of Castlegar.

Rev. Harold Duckworth’ of *
Castlegar and Rev.
Bicknell of Delta officiated at
the marriage ceremony. Mr.
George Veltman was organ-
ist and the soloist was Car-
olynne Mason of Castlegar.

Marilyn Morgan of Weta-
skwin, Alta. was matron of
honor. The three bridesmaids
were sisters of the bride and
groom Marianne and Kath-
erine- Nieuwenhuis of Delta
and Catherine Ward of Van-

couver.
Glen Shuh of Estevan,
Sask. was best man and the

were Cameron
Robertson, Vernon, Michael
Fedunec, Castlegar and the
bride’s brother, Mark Nieu-
wenhuis of Delta.

At the reception following
the church ceremony, Rod
Morrison, uncle of the groom,
was master of Seromonles:

MR. AND MRS. BRENT VERIGIN
iti | Doukhob ddi

DOUKHOBOR
COUPLE WED

of Julia

Teresa

ceremony.

Perepelkin of Robson, ‘anid Brent Lewie Verigin, son of
Lewie and Beatrice Verigin of Slocan Park, were united
in marriage by their parents in a traditional Doukhobor

‘The ceremony was performed at the home of the

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bride and the home of the groom, with a reception held at
the Fireside Motor Inn.

The bride wore a traditional Doukhobor suit of lace
and satin sewn by the bride’s mother. To complete her

Toasts were prop:
bride and groom, the bees:
maids and groomsmen.
The couple then proposed a
toast to their parents.
Guests attended from Al-
berta, Saskatchewan, Castle-
gar, Vancouver and other
points in B.C. Telegrams
were received from Nigeria,
Scotland, Holland and On-
tario.

she wore a h d shawl.

The bridal bouquet ante of white’silk roses, pink
spider chrysanthemums and ivy.

The groom's suit consisted of a white dinner jacket, :
black slacks and a white shirt with a burgundy }
cumberband and ing bow tie. His wasa
single pink rose surrounded with white apple blossoms.

in
Hawaii, the yaupls are re-
siding in Edmonton where
the groom is an officer sta-
tioned with the Canadian
Forces Base, Edmonton.

Workshop
planned

The Castlegar Writers’
Guild will be a

receive group and individual,

writers workshop in the near
future.

At a recent meeting of the
guild, which works to im-
prove the writing skills of
local adults and children,
members voted to invite an
author/teacher to conduct a
workshop in Castlegar.

Would-be writers and au-
thors will be able to give
readings of their work and

At school, Jennifer.
should be more than
another face in the crowd

When educational opportunities are being limited by education cutbacks it
concerns every British Columbian.

Both teachers and parents believe every child deserves a brighter future
and your vote can make the difference.

Say no to overcrowded schools.

ON NOVEMBER 16 VOTE FOR THE SCHOOL BOARD
CANDIDATES WHO WILL WORK FOR ADEQUATE
FUNDING AND SMALLER CLASSES.

“A message from the Castlegar Teachers’ Association”

private by the
instructor. ,

To assist in financing the
workshop, the Guild is can-
vassing the community for
hardcover and pocketbooks
for a book sale.

All donations are welcome
and Harlequin books particu-
larly so.

Inquiries concerning dona-
tions, pick-up and informa-
tion are directed to Vi Plot-
nikoff (365-5321) or Jim
Chapman (365-8022).

The Guild is also consid-
ering plans for its annual
spring competitions in chil-
dren's writing at all grade
levels. Winners will be pub-
lished in the club's literary
volume, The Osprey’s Nest.

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1-Hour Photo Finishing |

White

‘The bride's attendants were Kathy Zaitsoff of Grand
Fork and Kathy Zabawa of Burnaby. Both wore dusty
rose ensembles similar to the bride's.

‘Their bouquets were of white silk irises, pink and
blue cornflowers and baby’s breath.

The groom's attendants were Larry Argatoff of
and the bride's nephew, Keith Perepelkin of
Geand Forks. Their grey tuxedos were accented by pink
shirts, burgundy. cumberbands and matching bow ties.

‘The bride's mother chose a traditional suit in dusty
rose while the groom's mother chose a raspberry suit.

both outfits.

Alberni.

‘The master-of-ceremony was the bride's brother,
Peter Perepelkin. The toast to the bride was given by the
bride's sister Evelyn and brother-in-law Allan M

The three-tiered wedding cake was decorated by the
bride’s sister. It was topped by hand-blown vase of doves
holding burgundy and white blossoms.

Out-of-town guests came from Toronto, Calgary,
Medicine Hat, Creston, St. John's, Vancouver and Port

Mr. and Mrs. Verigin reside in Kelowna.

No Lotto winner

‘There was no winner of the
$506,000 jackpot in Wednes-
day's Lotto West lottery
draw.

The eight numbers drawn
were 3, 5, 16, 31, 39, 42, 45
and 56. The bonus number

_was-55.

‘The five correct plus bonus
number category was also
carried over.

Ticket holders with five
numbers correct won $284.10
and those with four correct
won $37.40.

Lotto 6/49 numbers drawn

Wednesday were 19, 24, 32,
36, 38 and 41. 1

The bonus number was 47.

There was no immediate
word on whether the jackpot,
estimated at $2.7 million, had
been won.

In the Pacific Express lot-
tery, winning numbers were:

For $100,000: 182665.

For $50,000: 272426.

For $10,000: 112879.

In the event of a discrep-
ancy between these numbers
and the official winning list,
the official list shall prevail.

Brooks elected

By CasNews Staff
Rossland-Trail Socred Phil
Brooks has been elected to
represent four Kootenay rid-
ing associations on the
party's pi

In addition to Rossland-
Trail, Brooks will be repre-
senting the Nelson-Creston,_
Columbia, and Kootenay rid-
ings at monthly meetings of

Brooks.won the election in
a vote held at the Social
Credit Parr recent annual

the party which
are often attended by Pre-
mier Bill Bennett.

Brooks unsuccessfully con-
tested the 1979 election in

Howard Dirks of
Nelson.

‘Trail and has since
held various local Socred ex-
ecutive positions.

YOU ARE INVITED

to have coffee with me at the
Homestead Soup & Sandwich Shoppe on

Tuesday, Nov. 5
From 2:30 - 4:30 p.m.
or at the
Fireside Place on

Wednesday, Nov. 6
From 2:30-4:30 p.m.”
| would be very happy to meet with you,
and discuss your concerns about our city.
SEE YOU THERE!
_ AUDREY L.

MOORE

REASEAREERESALESERIAILELEEL&E:

0-FT. ALUMINUM” BOAT. with
small motor. $300. 5/63

GENERAL ELECTRIC fridge, $300
O.B.0. Phone 365-2283 otter 5

food

-ANG railrood set,
365-2729. 3/88

processor.
ALL MAJOR
APPLIANCES REPAIRED

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For Better or Fas Wofse®

by Lynn Johnston

197 Goyrre

VISION
SATELLITE
SALES

Complete, systems
availab!
Starting at

*1200

On the spot financing
available O.A.C.

FOUR 14" MBS radial tires on
like new,

fronamission, ‘custom
seg fit lets Seals
Jotrconeine, $100. esas.

KENMORE _12-stitch

2 games, 2 j
aki boot, size 8 $25; queen size

FORA LUATED TIME ONL" We
@ plan that will suit
your needs foro one- or two-
lroom apart: ie
facilities available. For
ion call 365-6213.
SE. Ui

‘more in-

tin/45,
3 BORM. HOU: infurnished.
No pets. $385/month. 365-6213,

FREE ESTIMATES

Call George Ross
Shop Manager

MALONEY’S AUTO BODY — 365-2155

The Country Parson,
by Frank

ROSSLAND 3 bdi ioe.
Siove/irids $350/ month.
Sepre eee came: ao Bn

1

stove, | ities tater
Available

util
Themtwedicr 365-
7/82

MARANATHA COURT

related
3/88
larch. 365-
7/88

case wa! |, $250: sofa,
loveseat, chair, $75.226-7768.
DRY BIRCH firewood, $65 per
cord. 365-6342. 3/88
PROVINCE-WIDE
CLASSIFIED

$10 DISCOUNT FOR CASH!

View at per
HILLTOP SERVICE
Or Call
LORNE FELLOWS
365-2925

REBOUNDERS designed to exer-
cise every cell in your . 365-
3295. 3/87

hairs
various styles Fai iratonditioned.
Reasonably priced. 365-

READER:
th ni this newspc

Word Clonker” Hlositisd od i in
COMFORTABLE easy chairs in more than
COMFOR’ Action Ad will appear in cae

S of the Castlegar News,

ent. advertising
ants $119. per

Run
classifi
twice at regular

BDRM. furn. baser : : > Pee
365-7345. 3/87 7 = Tom
ROOM. AND BOARD _avoilabl
January Ist, Robson area. 365. 4 suite. Furnished with, ut utilities.
7569. ier = $225/month. Robson. 365-7! brass
n/;

our

word ad

ment a
tment. Utilities included

SPACIOUS and de! ‘one bdrm.

CABIN, fully Tyrniahed, Washer,
stove, frig. . TV, dishes, 2 BDRM. SUITE. Batchelor Seoul

both partly furnished. 965:2168

in/ 47

ROOMY, ~ downatays 3 bdrm.
Ciose ‘to schools, shop-
ie

88985 as

Two-Gallon
PAILS
ONLY

*1.50

EACH

re’ 1
78-15. tubeless:
less; 1 summer G78-15
jummer
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Need cleaning. $1. 50 each.
CASTLEGAR NEWS
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Castlegar

365-2212 for details.

Aluminum
Sheets

242". x 36"

1 to 12 — 75¢ Each

CASTLEGAR NEWS

197 Columbia Avenue

price and get the
third insertion

NO EXTRA
CHARGE
7 Insertions for Price of 4

$375. 365-2554.
“ARROW LAKE TRAILER PARK.

FILTER QUEEN VACUUM — Parts
and service. 693-2369. 10/79

USED GUNS bought and sold.

SS. Twici

APPLE! @ as good at half
roduce. Palmers
Broadwater

— 7/84

rice of store
ee (Ob orne’s) (3033
REMINGTON 721, 27( libs load. Ph. 365-7873.

Cash or trode. Wises Hardware,
Rossland. 1362-5171. tin/93
TOP SOIL, gravel, fill, drain rock.
Poul Legebokotf. 359-7926.tin/63
INCLUDE THE PRICE: When ad-

a

complete with scope, case. $375. TWO a3 R75x13
365-3608.
SWEDEN: ice creom ne

t. ou
365-7600. ‘3/87

STATIONERY SUPPLIES

fluorescent lights.
mattress. 8-years-old.
6316 after 5 p.m.

ice/snow
3/87 radials on new rims for GM
midsize cars. Hardly ever used.

sa 6407

WAGON WHEEL bunk beds 8
*ia/86

vertising items for sale, it's
at advi

state, the
price. Many rea phone
if no price is mentioned. tn719
COW MANURE. | yard Toads.
$160.1 avers loads, $225. 359-
ye Paul Legebokoif._ ifn/75

PHOTOCOPYING
WEDDING STATIONERY
GENERAL PRINTING

OKel Print Q&-I

623 Columbia Avenue
365-6385

mower, like new,

ONE USED oil furnace,
177,000. Best offer.

BIVH
399-4211.
3/86

idiny
$1,200: 0.8. 693-5566. 3/86 SON.

iE-bedroom basement suite.
Oninies ‘aloded. $200/mo.365-
3703 after 5.p.m.

JHREE-bedroom house, _good
location. Available immediately.
7

& Suc
“Nothing. becomes as
precious when the supply is
about gone as time.”

WEINER "pigs, ‘each. One
Peticadire: cross-bose,
Dae 7396, 3/88

DOGS BOARDED. Alea, Kennels,
ere

LARGE;

suite at South Slocan. Carport.
replace, bar. Washer, dry:
Unilfties incloded $400, 365
359-7607.
Salmo. Phon

eveni

Witt HAUL away livestock, car,
casses. Phone 357-9964 after 6

balcony,
jer 6 p.m.

DUPLEX,

two-bedroom, South

Castlegar. Frig., stove, carpets,
Basement. Excellent cond. 365:

3/87
COMMERCIAL BURDING! Sts Shop

‘duplex. Frids
Excellent condition op

beautiful bedroom

3725,

Ca: $250
cludes 9195-6206 collect, cher 6

FBORM. HOUSE with large ord
2 le im-

CEDAR MANOR

Idea! seirerieals on

special fl

1 & 2 bedroom uni

Fridge and Range included
clean a: ey

Would Furnish on Request

Ask for more information

Senior Citizen's retiring plon

PH: 365-6213
or 365-7661

TRAILERS FOR RENT. Pods
suitable for 14° wides. egedar
Crest Trailer Court. 365-6158.
ee
THREE bedroom
387-7009 or 367-7459 Bote ovpeine

tment

2BDRM. Mobile home ed on
res |, out of

Part duplex. R
furni ished,

2 BDRM. HOUSE, Ootischenia.
Available Nov. 1. Partially fur-
7557. 3/86
ONE BORM. SUITE. All utilities
included. Private entrance.
fireplace. 365-6011. 7/83

fsons only, No pets. Avciloble
jov. 1. 365-6273. 87

MOBILE HOME with bosemen
‘ivate lot. Natural ges, 365)

SEE what Mary
cay do for you. Fran.
25 or more, 50 cents
gle News, -197 ou
mbia Ave., Castlega: ‘tt /22 oluminum,
= r.tin/22 sgous S-year leakproo!

tee. Free

Kay” cosmetics
365-7857.
t#n/33

con-
guaran:
Call Mr.

Clean Furnished

One and thio roe

ONE Z-bdrm. house: two S-bdrm.
houses. No pets. Robson area.
365-5119. 3/88 weping unit.
=a pwo-bedroom Color ‘Cable T.V.
Foae in ‘Beil liant. $250/month.
365-5249. 3/88

MENS CCM —— size 10. New
laces ond guards, Excellent
365-5209

we Sine pillows,
covers, siondord size, $10 each.

JRENT.. "| Se

104/25

tive of charg

THIS SHAKLEE
SPACE OFEN HOUSE
365-5210

Nutrition Videos at

1101 Columbia
(Sandpiper Trailer Court)
info: 365-3295 (Katie)

Sat. 11-5; Sun. 1-5 p.m.
Speedy Auto Glass. 365-2195.

cts
SURPLUS sealed units, % price.

Spur the or,
ticles must not total over $20 and
each it price

fe will run your od for

‘ou may amare! in this column.

Z-BDRM. house with fu

GENEL. 2 bdrm. house with

SMALL one bedroom fumished

sto A
693-5566 alter 5 p.m. 3/86
OWNER OUT OF COUNTRY. wan.

fed rent path

Ideal for student.
$225/month. 365-6096.

it
basement. South Castlegar. 365,
6586. 3/68
FURNISHED ‘one-bedroom suite
ntown area. 365-73

irom: eres

2-BDRM.
$20 rmanth 359 Wei 5188
ONE BDRM. house on Columbi
Roe. in south Costlegar, .36

2-BDRM. suite, 550 - 7h Ave.
house

REGISTERED Quarter horse
old. 359-

mare, 8 years

ATTENTION
LOGGERS
FOR SALE

Assorted Chain repair parts,
cluding side chain, side links,
cross chain, end hooks, side
hooks, swivel hooks and monkey
links .. . to fit logging trucks, pick-
ups and loaders. Some complete
chains available.

in-

FOR DETAILS CONTACT
Arden Gran
Westar Timber, Nakusp

“3/87

now.
with carport on 7th “Ave. 382, Olsresaid insta
on rn LIMITED THE ONLY —— We ted such Folia
now hove for senior

SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9 (CASTLEGAR)

NOTICE OF POLL

‘The Board of School Trustees of School District No. 9 (Castlegar) TO WIT:

PUBLIC NOTICE, is hereby given to the electors of Electoral Areas 1° san
District of Central Kootenay lying within the bound

Il has become necessary at the
further. thot the persons duly sominat
jor whom only votes will be received, a!

of

School District No.9 "cast jegor)
ion new av pending. ond 1
ed as candidates at the said election,

ional

1 have gran-

6213.

ced ad

immediately.

. please phone.

265-3612

Hoy

ADVERTISING
SALES

Position available for experien-
salesperson.
cessful candidate must have a car
and be willing to travel through AREA “J”
out the West Kootenay.
The ideal.candidate will be a res- Robson
ponsible individual with a proven
sales record and be available

If you are an ambitious individual

with good communication skills
and énjoy working on your*own

PENNYWISE

Kaslo — 353-2602

Conroy. Roy Edward
iH, Eileen

SURNAME, OTHER NAMES OFFICE
George _— Trustee
Trustee
Trustee

Alex
Herbert Ridgewell Trustee

TERM OF RESIDENTIAL
OFFICE ADDRESS

Qotischenia
Pass Creek
Glode
Shoreacres
Cotischenia

OCCUPATION

Train Dispatcher
Towboater
Receptionist
Administrator

. 2 -AicTrottic
Services Mandger

‘accordingly:
ELECTORAL AREA “1”

The suc-

ADVANCE

st the School Beard OFS

Seoratons

J. DASCHER,
Returning Olficer

Such poll will be opened on Saturday, the 16th
‘o'clock in the forenoon to eight o'clock in
ted locations of which every person is her

of Novembe:
e afternoon,

Pass Creek Elementary School
Shoreacres Elementary School
\ Tarrys Elementary School

Blueberry Creek Elementary School
Ootischenia Elementary Schoo!
Elementary Schoo!

(
Face ce pell will be opened Thursday. November 7, 1985 and Friday.
between the hours of ten o clock in the forenoon and two o'clock
865 Columbia Avenue. Castlegar. B.C.

‘School District on polling day: o
{rom voting on polling day: 0
ond their control unable to tend the poll on polling day.
furday, the 16th day of November. 1

prevent:

Given under my hand ot the School Board Office, Costlegar, B.C. this 1st day of November,
1985.

roby required to take notice and govern him-

1.1985 between the hours of
Local Time, at the following

November 8, 1965
in the afternoon, Local Time.
for permitting duly qualified