A2
Chlorination

taken to polls

Robson and ;
will likely go to the polls “this fall to
decide if Pass Creek, the communities’
water supply, should be chlorinated. April.

“It's in the making. We had a good
meeting with a representative from
Victoria and found out a lot of new
information,” Fred Zibin, chairman ‘of
the Robson Irrigation committee,, said
this week.

Residents voted in favor ofa re-
ferendum at a public meeting in June.
At that time representatives of Fischer
Porter of Canada, District of
Central Kootenay and the.,regional
health inspector for Castlégar were’
heard from. j

. CASTLEGAR NEWS, August 27, 1980

approximately 85

spaces,

AIRPORT

Continued from page Al

The money for the new fire hall,
has yet to receive approval,
and if approved, will not be available
until the next fiscal year beginning in

Funds are being sought to install
services such as water and electricity
for a 24 by 40 foot module unit to house
a cafeteria.. This would be located

‘across from the present terminal
building with accommodations for

| <p Tentatively this facility will be:
operating in early December. The
is yet to go to tender,

The placing of the module unit will
mean the loss of six to eight parking

Funeral service held

Funeral services are
ing held Thursday at 2 p.m,
from St. Andrew's Presbyt-
erian Church in Slocan City
for Victor Hurst, 67, .of
Slocan, who died Tuesday
the Castlegar and District:
Hospital.

Born May 16, 1918, at
Winnipeg, Mr. Hurst came to
Slocan in 1915 farming with
his parents for many years in
Slocan.

He worked for CP Rail, :
and then in 1962 he began {

tei known as Slocan Forest -

Products, He retired in 1978.
He was a ‘member of the
IWA.. >
. He,is survived ‘by his
of Sloca:

a eeuahters Mrs.
./Seholz_ of W!

persons.

Topics | chosen
for NDP tour

“Issues of the Day:

Chamber of commerce

Members welcomed

AY Chamber of Com-
merce is an‘ organization of

ero Cnt gv

busi and 1

Social and Constitutional” has been
chosen as the theme of the B.C. tour for
12 NDP Members of Parliament: in.
mid-September. |

, Some of the B.C, members wilh
visit Castlegar Sept. 19. °

people and those who share ~
their viewpoint ‘with the
primary purpose of promot-
ing the commercial, :undus-
trial, social and civic interest
of the community, as well as

In thelr series of public heari
the MPs will also weleome input on
: local issues, and invite briefs from all

at all levels. :
The ‘local Chamber of
has; kept’ busy

the Ci

d groups and indi: For

may be obtained by ohne 866-7757.
After the full B.C. Caucus meets in
Vancouver and Victoria Sept. 15-16, Suntent 80,

‘they divide into two groups.

holz of Winlaw arid ‘Mrs.
arold': (Evelyn) ‘Bridge. of

Nakusp (Arrow: Park); nihe

working for Triangle Pacific ;

KINNAIRD TRANSFER LTD.

. L.A. (Tony) Geronaz20, Manager
a “e wets te
Excavating — Trucking
Gravel Products

Phone 365-7124
UNION SHOP

“CASTLEGAR
FIGURE SKATING CLUB

WINTER |
REGISTRATION

Sept. 6 and 13

_Castlegar Arena Complex
Oa.m. -2 p.m.

BEST CADET in G Squadron is Cadet

- Leland Peterman of C

shown

| here receiving a plaque from president -
of the British Columbia Air Cadet

League, W.P. Cumberland.

The presen-

cf, pl
todate’ with the folowing
activities:
1.. Helped co-ordinate
Presented a brief on

'

tation was made during the Junior;
Parade at Vernon.
Cedet Camp. Leland is one of 300 Army
and Air cadets ta complete the two
week basic course, —vernon Army Codet Comp Photo

Army

© Funeral service

held Friday from the chapel
of the Castlegar Funeral
Home for Lela Fern Mec-
Creight, 82, of Castlegar,
who passed away Tuesday at
the Castlegar and District

officiate at. the service with
cremation to follow.
Funeral arrangements
are under the direction of the
Castlegar Funeral Home.
A

1975 KENTWOOD
12’ x 68’
MOBILE HOME

Located in Genelle, B.C.

CONTACT:
T.J. Sabourin
365-7244

obituary will

. appear in Sunday’s edition of

the Castlegar News.
For Your
Information

URGENTLY NEEDED, Baby
for 2 school age chiidren
ternoon evenings and a9
weekends. Startis ing Sept. 1 le
108. "238

' Funeral service Friday fui: Tennis club

from 'TIDSA! ‘

3. Sponsored fraud
squad.

4, Sponsored allandt:

dates forum for‘ the dederal
election,
"5. Answes hundreds
letters and phone ‘calls’:re-
questing information '
Castlegar.

peck Feraed at ‘highways

rors Preovated briefs" and
letters ‘on: a) expinsion’ of
Syringa Creek Park, .b) Low:
er Arrow "Lakes Retettle-

ment Plan,
8. Operates the’ ‘Business
Information Céntre. ° nik
9. Actively. toasts ‘wel

11. General’ meetings
with informative speakers
‘and other progr of inter-

—TENTATE
BUS SCHED

Apa
anion Schoo!

Bas #1689, Turia Rivers & Castlegar Primary, Grades,
1-3; 5 (6 classes) !

_ AM. Stop

" Ponaks.......+5

32nd Street (16th S

Kinnaird Hall (unload G

Apartments (6th Avenue).

Twin bth aoa Felaty

est. :
12, Works towards at-
tracting additional business
: to the city that existing busi-
ness firms may prosper.

18. Promotes the in-

fi creased flow of visitors dur-

ing all seasons to Castlegar. a

Bus #1308
Kinnaird Hall ..

Twin Rivers...

rage
Bas #1545: :
28th Street (Milestone).........
Apartments (6th Avenue).
‘Twin Rivers sos... esses eeeeeees

Vey it? :
= fo dub “gebagred *Pilale No. 908,

eee Same SUEEIN] OMAN]
: ; PITINIE|

<iDi7}

Answer for Sunday, August 10, aaa quip:
VILLAINOUS TRADESMAN BUYS HOMING
PIGEONS AND THEN ABRUPTLY, MOVES, ;

Prabang Avenue and Eighteen!

charge from:
the Ozarko vehicle rearend- |
ing a second vehicle driven
by Rachel Wollock of Ross-

have
been estimated at $2,000. —

More tournaments

Now that ‘summer holi-
days are over the tennis
courts are getting busier, as
players practice for fall tour-
naments.

Over Labor Day week-
end the Nelson Tennis Club
will be hosting the West
Kootenay Open Tournament,
Aug. 30/31. This is an

t * Con-

‘The taitock tour:
~ nament ‘will’ be a. Junior-
“Senior Mixed event, Sept.
20/21, at the Tennis

4
_.:(Resume regular run’

Bus £2911, Twin Rivers & Castlegar Primary
Castlegar Primary (Silver Birch) .......

‘Kinnaird Hall
Valley Vista .....

32nd Street (16th Street).........ccce eee 2343
(Resume regular run)

Bas #1689
Costleger. Fe Primary ..

‘28th Street (Milestone!

Club, For more details con- -
tact Gordon Gray at 365-
3822.

The fall tournaments
provide regional players with:
a' wide variety of tennis,
experience. We hope that
many of our own club mem- |
bers will be on the courts and

tact Sante Pulice at 852-6061
in Nelson to place bled entry
no later than Aug. 28,

The Castl

Ring Binder
With Three 1” Rings.
on, Colors - Vinyl.

1.27

Tang Covers
5's Assorted Colors
with labels

097 |

BICYCLE
CONTEST

Peacock Tempera
Paint Dises
12's, -

2.17

LePage

Children’s Glue

Wash-off, 2 fl. oz.

Hilroy

Exercise Books
Interlined 72 Page - 4's

45 | 1.17

Zee Tab

Exercise Books
4—40 pgs.

99

Thermos

Character
Lunch Kits

With 10 oz. Roughneck;
Unbreakable Bottle.
Muppets, Star Wars,
Snoopy, Superman,
Mork & Mindy or Flint-’
stones,

4.49

MANY MORE UNADVERTISED SPECIALS

CARL'S WESTERN DRUG MART
CASTLEAIRD PLAZA, CASTLEGAR

FROM 12 NOON - 1PM. &6-7P..

Tennis
Club is holding its own closed
tournament Sept. 18/14. This
all-event tournament takes in
all levels of play. We are
encouraging club members to
participate and enjoy a week-
end of tournament tennis ina
casual atmosphere. —

To place your entry con-
tact Ron Friesen at 365-8216
or Art Dusseault at 865-6976..
A relaxing dinner and social
will be held at the home of
David and Kay Jones Sat.
urday night.

NY
By ‘carvil corey
QUESTION: Under the
varlgus kinds of -giass in-

Insurance Agencies
61 Maple 365-3992
CASTLEGAR

1471 Columbia Ave., Trail
4 364-0317

these acti-

Meadowbr.
SPECIAL NOTE:

1. All other bys runs will be the same as last

year.

2. Glade students will be picked up across the
- river at the first [unction at 7:55 a.m.

(§Z-TenoerPeviRecTORY

a

SUMMER SCHEDULE
July — Service 9:30 a.m,
each Sunday

each Sunday
Robson — 4th Sunday
in August, 10.a,m.
Rectory: 365-2271

Regular Saturday
f Services
Pastor Dirk Zinner
+ 365-2649 -

OF CANADA
2224 - 6th Ave. S.
Summer Services: 10. a.m.
except July 27th and
August 24th, when we
_ worship at the Robson
* Sommunity.C Church,

10
Rev. Ted ‘Bristow
365-8337 or 365-7814

2404 Columbia Avenue
Church School

9:45 a.m,
Morning Worship
W

a.m,
Pastor Ira Joknson

Phone 365.6762

Aug. —8a.m. &9:304.m. |.

Na

ns- 4th Street
Worship Service 11 a.m.
Lowell Kindschy
h. 365: or 365-3662
: Listen to the Lutheran
Hour Sunday, 31:30a.m.
on Radio CKQR

MEETS SUNDAY
10a.m,
Ph, 365-7973
352-5105

‘below Costleaird Plaza
Phone 365-6317
Service for August
— 10:30 a.
‘Sunday School « and

— flow Gratitude tn Prayer
eae | Sorrel

809 Merry Creek Road ;

Noxt to Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza
Family Bthle Hour

45 a.m,
morning Worship

1:00 a.m,
‘era Praise

7pm. {for all the family)
Pastor John Hill
_ Church Office 365-3430

67 - Ist Ave., North
Pastor Roy Hubbeard
Church: Ph. 365-5212

Christian Education Hour
10:45 a.m.
Morning Worship

lam,
Evening Service

7 p.m. Felons Service
“With God all things are
possible.’ — Mark 10:

Rev. Ed. Wegner, Pasir
Phone 365-2374

2605 Columbia Ave.
9:00 a.m. Worship
Infant Nursery
Visitors Welcome
Minister H.M. Harvey
Phone 365-3816

p.m, » :
Te doy y: Bible Study
p.m
solusay Young People

7pm

Rev. Michael Guinan
Ph, 365-7143
Saturday Hight Mass
7p.

Sunday Kiasses at
a.m. and 104

ST. MARIA GORETTI

Genelle — 12 Noon

: Bride-elect ‘honored
with bridal shower

Bridal. showers . were
held in honor of Miss Holly
Shelfontiuk, whose marriage

4 to Mr. ‘Richard Smith took

.The bride-to-be opened
presents with the help of
brides matron Andrea Mec-
Sullssk and Norbina Simp-

in Ci
tan ‘tn Pink and white stream:
§ ers and bells decorated tho
} homes, of Maureen Sklapsky
{ on,Aug..6 and Shirlene Shel-
4 fontiuk,; cousin of the bride-
j to-be, with co-hostess
* Cherryle ‘Adams, on'Aug. 13.
H Corsages were pre-
sented to the bride-elect and
her;,,mother by  Cherryle
Adams,» <
+:Games . were played,
{with prizes going to Mrs,
* Condy, Mrs, Wilson and Miss
{Lorraine McKenzie.

ig the bonnet, at
the home of Maureen ‘ ‘Sklap-
sky.

At the home of Shirlene
Shelfontiuk presents were
opened with the help of
nieces and flowergirls Misses
Lisa and Dawn McKenzie.
Also assisting were matron
of honor Sharon McKenzie,
with Andrea McCullagh dec-
orating the bonnet.

Luncheons were served
at both showers with Miss
Shelfontiuk cutting and serv-
ing cake to the ladies.

( Voice of

the People

Baltor, Castlegar News:
j We share with your
readers concern and regret
about the early deaths of the
motion picture stars whose
Gareers were capsulized in
the serles, "Those Who Died
Young,”
jews,
? In the Jean Harlow seg-
ment there was mention of
_ Harlow's mother, “a
‘inced Christian Scien-
fist” refusing to allow her
26-year-old daughter to be
hospitalized. This statement.
infers that Christian Bd.
entists might

in the Castlegar

talized against their. own
wishes.

This would be totally out
of keeping with the Christian
foundation of our church
which urges adherence to the
Golden Rule, “do unto others
as. you would have:them do
unto you,” as- taught by
Jesus. *

Christian Sctentists, res-:
pect the rights of everyol e—

ef
politics or in the ‘selection ‘i
what they feel, is the: most

keep someone from ‘aking
medication or being hospi-

Welding supply
company moves

to new location

Rocky Mountain Weld-
ing Supplies Ltd. of Castle-
gar is moving to a new lo-
cation on Sept. 1.

‘The outlet was opened
four years ago as.a branch of
Vernon Machine and Equip-
ment. In January of this

Sear; the industrial qnd-weld-- - -

ing supply divisions were
sold to Rocky Mountain
Welding Supplies with its
main’ branch at Vernon end
branches at Kamloops and
Castlegar.

: The company is the B.C.
interior distributor of Union
Carbide industrial gases and
‘welding supplies and has re-
‘cently been appointed as the
B.C. interior distributor for
‘Hobart welders and welding
systems, including Hobart
electrodes.

The former Kinnaird
‘Post Office at 601 -.28 St.,
which has been renovated
and enlarged, will be the new
location.

As a new service to the
community, the company is
snow supplying home oxygen
idelivery. It will no longer be
-handling steel sales. The
‘branch is still managed by
iHowie Welwood, a 20-year
zveteran with Union Carbide
distributor sales.

POEM

Now stir the fire, and close
the shutters fast,
} Let fall the curtains, wheel
‘the sofa round,
: And, while the bubbling
: and loud-hissing urn
: Throws up a steamy
column, and the cups,
i That cheer but not inebri-
; ate, wait on each,
2 So let us welcome peaceful
ev’ning in.

WILLIAMCOWPER

CASTLEGAR
BOOT & SADDLE

:[ Repairs to:
Sports Equipment
as & Boo!

We are grateful to.the count. E

less doctors. and nursts‘swho}
are available to help::those:
desiring medical assistance,
When a’ Christian Sci-
entist decides to rely on’the:

through his own Prayers or

those of a Christian Science -

practitioner, this decision is
not prompted by any pres-
sure from the -church,- but
rather by an inner conviction
that..Christian healing, “as
demonstrated in. the life of
Jesus Christ, ‘ensures the
most ‘effective permanent
remedy...

| Decision iefi to individual members

your sharing this letter with

your readers lest a: false »,
impression be left regarding [=
respect for ff

our church's
everyone's right to freedom
of choice — whether it be a
fellow Christian Scientist or
one of our neighbors,
Edward K. Jones,

power of Ged. Ec healing.

Community TV

Playback Schedule
CABLE WEST 10
Community Access
Television
Thursday, Aug. 28
5:27—-Sign-on and program
information; 3).
5x ee weather re!
port with Gordon

Harris.
5:35—Castlegar Library
story time with Sally

Williams.

6:00—The Rainbow Band —
A performance at the
recent West Kooten-
ay Arts Fair held at
DTuC.

7:00—Jeanette Gritant per-
forms at the West
Kootenay Arts Fair
held at DTUC,

8:00—The USCC Union of
Youth Festival: Part
4—Christovoye Com-
munity Choir; a
speech by John Veri-
gin. Part 5 — Speech
by John Verigin con-
tinued; _ introduction
of Mt. Vernon High
School Guests; friend-
ship choir.

9:00—The Life of a Squatter
—_A look at a man
who lives on Crown
land and the lifestyle
he leads.

9:30—TBA,

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Mornings at 9:30.a.m.
Afternoons at 1:00 p.m.
Nights at 7:00 & 9:00 p.m.
STARTING WEEK OF SEPT.
8/80. Y.B.C. registration on
Sept. 6-7 & 13. Also starting
week of Sept. 8.

Any more information
Phone John or Erma at
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