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Admission $26 for $26 Bingo
Package Which Includes Early Bi Birds
Early Birds 6:30 p.m. Regular 7:00 p.m.
BUS RESERVATIONS must be made by
NOON FRIDAY at the latest. Call Bonnie 365-6086

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New Zealand, Australia,
three countries in Africa, and
the Philippines.

James's first book, Make
Me Whole, was published in
1979 and introduced in Can-

nurse. She took - further
courses in counselling at the
Vancouver General Hospital
under the head p

Sat., Feb. 28

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Street” by David Mainse.
This book is in its seventh

She entered a Christian
counselling ministry after
her own specific healing of
coronary heart disease, and
serious injury from ai auto-

Trip For 2 to Reno Draw
Plus $140 ‘zr

pany in Taiwan. A new book,
Please Talk To Me God, is
available this month.

Per Game

Guaranteed $] 00 on Early Birds

$30 Per Game on Regular
$20, $22, $26 packages crnilable

Sunday, March 1

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Let's celebrate! Bring your
Cabbage Patch dolls or your
favorite teddy bears and
we'll give them a birthday
party they will never forget.
This party includes a party
snack, games and we can’t
forget the birthday cake! You
must pre-register at the rec-
reation office. The big day is

Per Game

on
Early Birds

Learn the ABCs of help.
This course will teach you
how to deal with most of the
accidents that take place in
the home. You will learn to
effectively recognize and

Per Game
On Regular

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treat minor cuts, burns, falls
and other home injuries. If
you care for other people in
your home then this course is
a must. Date: March 11. Time
79 p.m. Fee: $5.

Fitness

Classes

Starting March 2 you can
register for the following
fitness classes for half price.
Power Aerobics, AM
aerobics, Tone It Up, AM and
PM, Robson, Tarrys, Pass
Creek and Blueberry Aer-
obies, and Circuit Weight:
Training. Don't forget about
Friday Fitness and

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supply all
food and clean

BOOK DONATION .

society presents six books on famih

+ + creating a world on paper to
le with the basic needs of Shatter,
in water, Colin Pryce,
Castlegar Multicultural Society,

presicet of the
rca) students

- The Castlegar Multicultural

life to the

morning drop in fitness

library. Rep

the library from

through an art project at Castlegar Primary School,
150 students benefitted from
Pyrce’s expertise during the week.

Approximately

left, are Dosie Crawtord, Pat tivingsto
Blydo. Making the presentation are Alexa, Turn
Elizabeth Voykin and society president Colin Pryc

nd Elaine

trophy for the largest Dol-
ly Varden caught on the
Arrow Lakes. Santurbano
landed a 21-pound, 1'-
ounce fish.

It was Santurbano's

award.

Other award winners in-
cluded (score in brackets):
First Place Awards

Sr. Whitetail Deer
(Typical) — Dave Yaseniuk
(187 7/8)

dr. Whitetail Deer
CPR Sotep. Xaaew:
iuk (184 1/8) *

Sr. Mule Deer (Typical)
— Lino Grifone (157 4/8)

Jr. Mule Deer (Typical)

classes. For more informa-
tion call the recreation office.
Dog Obedience

Dog Obedience classes
start March 4 at the complex.
Dogs must be six months or
older. There are 10 lessons
for $25. A good opportunity
to teach your dog basic
obedience on a leash. Regis-
ter soon.
Bartendering for the Home

If you like to entertain at
home or are just interested in
learning how to_ properly
make basic and fancy drinks,
try this program. You'll get
the opportunity to learn how
to mix drinks and have the
chance to taste your creation.
This program runs March
9-11 and costs only $20.

The Castlegar Home Sup-
port Guild held its monthly
meeting Feb. 16 in conjunc-
tion with an in-service train-
ing session. More than 30
home support workers were
present in the Castlegar
Health Unit.

Three home support work-
ers, Edna Mokonen, Faith
Bonthron, and Maureen Sal-
ekin, have returned from at-
tending Congress '87 in Van-
couver. They attended sem-
inars on Understanding
Memory, Dealing With Our

Home Support

Own Feelings of Loss, The
Facts About Osteoporosis,
Families In A Changing
World, Solving Problems in
Disturbing Behavior, Prob-
lems of the Frail Elderly in
Our Communities, the Frac-
tured Family, and Emotional
Self-Defence. They have sub-
mitted a written report to
the Home Support Guild, as
well as to the board of direc-
tors.

A planning committee was
formed for the upcoming
Home Support Day to be held

holds meeting

in Castlegar at the end of
May. Home support workers
from throughout the East
and West Kootenays attend a
day of seminars in the host
community. This year's
theme is At Home and A
Support Worker Too. Semin
ar topics are Stress Mana.
gement, and Assertiveness
Training.

This month's in-service
training was presented by
Alf Clausen and Nick Morris
of the Workers Compensa-
tion Board. Material covered
intluded chemical safety and

The R-2000 home is here.
Why settle for anything less?

DEMONSTRATION
HOME

back injury pi

Nick Morris stressed that
safety is an attitude and req-
uires concentration. He said
safety is not an automatic
reaction but requires an an-
alysis of the hazards in the
job. An awareness of the en
vironment and how you could

quisite to safety, he added.
Safety is taking the time to
do it right.

Morris said that with
chemical safety, know the
chemicals you are dealing
with, that is, read the label,
the precautions, directions
and the first aid treatment.
Secondly, he said know the
job and its possible hazards
points. The ultimate goal is to
establish safe work proce-
dures, he added.

Alf Clausen said that back
injury prevention can be
summarized by 8.A.C.K.:
Bend your knees; Analyze,
look at what the problem is,
discuss what you are going to
do about it, then do it;
Concentrate on what you are
trying to do; Know what it is
you are trying to do.

Next month local lawyer
Anne Jones will be speaking

possibly get into a dang
situation is a- vital prere-

on the legal implications of
aging.

— Roger Briscoe (49 6/8)

Sr. Elk — Larry Ingham
(870 2/8)

dr, Elk — Jesse Yasen-
iuk (812 7/8)

Me (Northern) —

Ingham (124 5/8)

Moose (East Kootenay)
— Fred Wacheck (86 3/8)

Sr. Black Bear — Lino
Grifone (17 15/16)

dr. Black Bear —
Dwayne D'Andrea (16-
1/16)

Sr. Mountain Goat —
Don Paul (52 4/8)

Jr. Mountain Goat — Ian
Mason (44 6/8)

Rainbow — Leo Bosse
(18 Ibs. 4 oz.)

Dolly Varden — Vince
Santurbano (21 Ibs. 1'/ oz.)
Second Place Awards

Sr. Whitetail
(Typical) — Brad Spender
(111 4/8)

Jr. Whitetail Deer (Typi-

third time he has won the

TOP FISHERMAN . .

. Vince Santurbano accepts

Lampert plaque from Association president Fred

Wachek. -

cal) — Dwayne D'Andrea
(116)
Sr. Mule Deer (Typical)
— Les Gyurkovits (156 6/8)
Sr. Elk — Ken Yaseniuk
(309)

- CosNews Phot

Sr. Black Bear — Dave
Anderson (17 9/16)

Rainbow — Fred Wach-
ek (5 Ibs.)

Dolly Varden —
Bosse (9 Ibs. 9% oz.)

Leo

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AWARD WINNERS . . .
(top rear, from lett):
Lino Gritone, Vince
Santurbano, Ken
Yaseniuk, Don Paul, Les
Gyurkovits, Dave
Yaseniuk, Roger Briscoe,
Larry Inghham); (front,
from left): Brad Spender,
Dwayne D’Andrea, Fred
Wachek, lan Mason,
Jesse Yasneiuk and Ray
Bosse (accepting Leo
Bosse).

— CosNews Photo _

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Schmidt heads NDP

By CasNews Staff
Ron Schmidt has been re-
elected to his fourth term as
president of the Rossland-
Trail NDP Association.

Schmidt, part of the
United Steelworkers of
America staff in Trail, won
the post by acclamation last
week at the NDP’s annual
general meeting.

“We've got a good, strong
executive this year,” Schmidt
told the Castlegar News.
“We've got a lot of work

ahead of us to do in terms of
fund raising to pay off the
election debt.”

Other officers elected to
the 22. be: i

the Hotel Vancouver.
Schmidt said there will be

strong support for Mike Har-

court, provincial NDP leader-

were: Rick Pongracz, vice-
president; Mike Eso, secre-
tary; Lily Popoff, member-
ship secretary; Dennis Blat-
chford, organizer; and Rick
Georgetti, treasurer.

The 66 NDP members in
attendance also selected 13
delegates to attend the lead-
ership convention in April at

ship at the con-
vention. Harcourt is the only
member to announce his can-
didacy.

“T think the only reason no
one is running against Mike
is because he's very good,”
said Schmidt. “He's won his
election (as a Vancouver
MLA), he’s been in politics
for years and he'll be a big
asset to the party.”

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