ea CastlegarNews March 30, 1991

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LOCAL NEWS

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repair and memneronce ssi Everything you need to know to keep you
cond healthy. Apri 9, 6:90-9:90 p.m. Rm. 8/14
This course prepares e* participants to write WCB or
Taine exominations. For more on topics to be covered
call 365-1261. Saturday and Sunday, Apri 13. end 148: 8:30 0,m.-5:00 p.m. $190.
Rm, 8/17.

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Introduction to Silk Students will experiment with various techniques
of painting on sitk with liqui Be wry Each student will learn: blending and mixing
colours, use of @ resist, use of salt and alcohol, steaming fabric to set the dyes
Students will work on two or three seers pieces and ¢ one silk scarf.
pay gd April 13, 9.a.m.-4 p.m. $35. PI ius $20 tor materials, G/T.

CPR C Recertification: Prerequisite is CPR C. Saturday, April 6, Fam. 3 p.m.
$15.

TO REGISTER OR FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL:
Castlegar Campus

365-7292, local 208 or 273

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Elementary School Choir sang in the Kootenay Music Festival on March 14 in Trail. The choir was
yt Mary g and d by Nora Jean Specht.

Castlegar Aquanauts

License No. 763214

Saturday, April 6

Castlegar Arena Complex

Local students’ stories in book

Three students from the Selkirk
College region have had their sub-
missions to the 1990 Book Voyage
selected for publication in the
Canadian Book, and one story has
been selected to appear in the Inter-
national Learners Boo

The Book Voyage was launched to
commemorate International Literacy
Year in 1990, and was sponsored by
the Movement for Canadian
Literacy. The book, consisting of
blank pages, toured B.C. collecting
writings and drawings done by lear-

“I'm very pleased that such a high
proportion of writings in the
Canadian Book came from our
students and to have one of: our
stories in the international book is an
exceptional accomplishment,”’ said
adult basic education instructor
Wendy Tagami, who works at the
Crescent Valley Centre, and who
helped organize the West Kootenay
portion of the Book Voyage last
year.

Miguel-Juan emigrated from
Guatemala in 1983 as a refugee. He
was by a family in Hills

ners in adult

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AMUNITY
Bulletin Board

FRIED PYRAHI
Sunday, April 7, 1991, 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Brilliant Cultural Centre. Proceeds
to Castlegar ond Nelson Medical Care Facilities. Sponsored by USCC Kootenay
Ladies. /

SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION No. 46
Business Meeting, April 4, 2:00 p.m. Whist April 11, 7:00 p.m. 2/26

OLDTIME FIDOLERS
Contest and Dance, April . Toon Castlegar Complex. Finals 6:30 p.m. Dance
9:00 p.m. 365-2683.

SPRING TEA
Ladies Auxiliary to Royal Canodian Legion No. 170. Legion Halll, Saturday.
April 6, 2:00-4:00 p.m. Sewing Table. Bake Table, White Elephant Table, Raf-
AS. Door Prise. Everyone welcome. 2/2

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY RUMMAGE SALE
Place: Kinnaird Hall. Date and time: Friday, April 19, 1991, 3:00 p.m. -8:00 p.m.
Soturday, April 20, 1991, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. For pickups: 365-8302
Castlegar; 365-6587 Blueberry: 365-6475 Ootischenio. Drop off: Kinnaird Halll,
April 15-19 from 9-12 noon. 8/24

the college said in a
news release.

The final event for the B.C. Book
Voyage was held in New Westminster
in conjunction with the Canadian
Library Association’s Literacy
Awards. At this event, two students
officially presented the B.C. Book to
Paul Whitney, president of the B.C.
Library Federation. A copy of the
B.C. Book will tour with the B.C.
Library Federation's literacy display
for the next two years.

Selkirk -College learners Eva
Schock’ and Susan Cowley, both of
Crescent Valley, and Roberto
Miguel-Juan of Nakusp, had their
submissions selected to appear in the
(Canadian Book and Schock’s story
was picked for the International
Learners Book.

and arrived in that in

Program, was assessed at a Grade 6
literacy level. Cowley has a career in
forestry as her goal since she enjoys
working outdoors.

Schock quit school in Grade 8.
She raised two sons, ages 14 and 11,
and decided to better her earning
capacity by becoming a nurse. Four
years ago she began attending Selkirk

the college says.

College adult basic education classes
at the Crescent Valley Centre part-
time.When she enroled, she was
assessed as functioning at a Grade 4
literacy level. She will complete her
Grade 13 equivalency this summer
and-hopes to enrol in the practical
nursing program in January 1992,

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earth moving, road greding. All
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IN MEMORY

1988. He comes from a culture with
no written language and had no for-
mal education before coming to
Canada. He began upgrading part-
time at~ the fundamental level in
adult basic education classes at the
Nakusp Centre in September 1988.
Today, he is nearly finished his
Grade 10 equivalency. His sub-
mission to the Book Voyage is a
chillilng account of the circumstances
that prompted his escape from
Guatemala, the college says.

‘Cowley Gomrtiutes to the Crescent
Valley Centre each day from Slocan
City to attend ABE classes. She is in
her second year of upgrading and is
working on her Grade 11 equivalen-
cy. Her formal education ended with
Grade 7 and upon entering the

Seniors entertained

More than 40 members and guests
attended the social meeting’ March 21
at the Castlegar Senior Citizens Hall.
President Sarah Jacobson opened the
meeting with a warm welcome.

Social convener Ladell Lipsett in-
Caroline Mason who sang

Coming events of Castlegar and District non-profit organizations may be listed
here. The first 15 words are $5 and additional words are 30¢ each. Boldfaced
words (which must be used for headings) count as two words. There is no ex
tra charge for a second insertion while the third consecutive insertion is half
price and the fourth and fifth consecutive insertions are only half price for the
two of them. Minimum charge is $5 (whether ad is for one two of three
times). Deadlines are 5 p.m. Wednesdays for Saturday's pope 5S p.m
Monday ‘s paper. Notices should be brought to the Costlegar
News at od Columbia Ave

COMMUNITY

Bulletin Board

SD,
YEAR ONE PRIMARY (KINDERGARTEN)

REGISTRATION

For September, 1991

Parents wishing to enroll their child in either the English Year
One relly J (Kindergarten) or Russian Year One Primary (Kin-
lor September 1991 are asked to register their child
at mentary school indicated below:
sgn A Primary (Twin Rivers, Castlegar Primary, Ootischenia)
DATE: Mon., Tues. April 15, 16. TUE: 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Kinnaird Elementary (Kinnaird Elem., Valley Vista, Blueberry
DATE: Mon., Tues., 115, 16. TUME: 8:00 0.m.-2:00 p.m.
Elementary
DATE: Thurs., Api vetoes 9a.m.-11: am. & 12:30-2:30 p.m.

Elemen'
part eontnlep Reet i Tae 820 a.m. 2:00 po,
Woodland Park (Woodland Park. . Pass Creek) ~
DATE: Thursday, April 18 TIME: 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Children may enroll in Year One Primary on the following entry
dates:

— If a child's fifth birthday occurs in the lod from May
1, 1991 to October 31, 1991, they ‘enter on the first
i] of September 1991.
— Wa child's fifth birthday occurs in the period from Nov. 1
1991 to April 30, 1992, they enter on the first school day
of January, 1992.

NOTE: A porent of a child Seles he roll t of her
Mituetmuneeine ee

Porents ore asked to with them their child's birth
tismal certificate or other proof of age. ¥ oh

of School Trustees

Dhotrtet te. 9 (Contioner)

for the seniors, with her daughter
Kirsten at the piano. Mason's
nostalgic old Irish melodies included
Thomas More’s Believe Me, If All
Those Endearing Young Charms,
also Londonderry Air and I'll Take
You Home Again, Kathleen.

Kirsten Mason played three
beautiful pieces by old masters J.S.
Bach, Mozart and Johann Brahms.
Her styles and finesse, worthy of a
grand piano, were appreciated by her
rapt audience.

Caroline Mason concluded with a
series of thrilling Easter music — I
Walked Today Where Jesus Walked,
Because He Lives, Were You There?
and Easter Song.

To complete the afternoon, coffee
and goodies were served by Molly
White and Frances Hunter.

HAVE A HAPPY EASTER!
FROM CHICKEN TIME
We will be closed on
April
Will reopen on the 3!
Sorry for any inconvenience.

2816 Columbia Ave., Castlegar 365-5304

1 and 2.

William W. Makaroff

William W. Makaroff of Shoreacres passed away Tuesday, March
26, 1991, at age 64.

Mr. Makaroff was born at Langham, Sask. on March 24, 1927.
He moved with his parents William and Mary Makaroff to a farm in
Alberta for a few years. He came to B.C. with his parents in 1945,
settling at South Slocan. He married Vera Gretchen on Dec. 3, 1949,
at Shoreacres.

He lived at South Slocan for 15 years before moving to
Shoreacres in 1964 where he lived until his death.

During his fife, Bill worked for CP Rail in Nelson for 23 years.
Later he worked as a millwright for Slocan Forest Products, retiring in
1982 due to ill health. He was a member of the Canadian Doukhobor
Society. He enjoyed fishing, reading and doing mechanical work.

Mr. Makaroff is survived by his wife Vera; four sons and
daughters-in-law, Ray and Ann of Tarrys, Wayne and Mareena of
Shoreacres, Terry and Marlene of Sparwood, and Peter and Jeanette
of Fruitvale; six grandchildren; mother Mary Makaroff of Raspberry
Lodge; and sister and brother-in-law Emma and George Moojelsky of
Fort St. John, B.C, He was predeceased by his father, William F.
Makaroff.

Funeral service was held at the Castlegar Funeral Chapel on
Wednesday and Thursday with burial at Park Memorial Cemetery.

Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the Castlegar
Funeral Chapel.

Shelley Ann Ross

Shelley Ann Ross of Thrums, B.C., passed away in Kelowna
General Hospital at age 38.

Mrs. Ross was born June 14, 1952. She attended schools in
Nelson, Castlegar and Creston. She married Allan Ross at Vancouver
on July 10, 1971. She enjoyed the outdoors and camping.

She is survived by her husband, Allan of Thrums; two sons, Chris
and Jamie at the family home; brother Randy Roth of Creston; sister
Donnie O'Brian of Armstrong; mother and stepfather Dorothy and
Len Carrigan of Armstrong; and grandparents Mike and Ann Jansen
of Creston. She was predeceased by her father, Herb Roth, in 1981.

A service of remembrance will be held Tuesday, April 2 at 1 p.m.
at the Castlegar Funeral Chapel with Rev. Ted Bristow officiating.
(Cremation has taken place.

Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Castlegar
Funeral Chapel.

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machine, needs repair, $100. L-
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Seamless Gutters
ie

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GIRLS 12-speed bike, pink with
white trim, excellent. condition,
$50 OBO. 365-6918 after 6 p.m.

3/25

tes, Game-Boy with 10
cassettes. Snare drum kit, home
gym. 365-3975. 3/26

hak eggs LOAD: Landscaping
garden sawdust, garden

» topsoil, mill ends (for
frewoud). 365-2378. 7/26
STIHL 56 chainsaw, $500, 12-ft.
cartop fibreglass boat, $300. 5%
h.p. Johnson outboard motor,
$300, full-size canopy-insulated
light $450;1968 Ford %-ton for
parts, 306, 4-spd., trans., $500.
365-7236. 3/26
30 WOODEN Apple Boxes, like
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MISC Volksagon parts, 2 engines,
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24°’ HEAVY HAND split tapered
cedar shakes, will also apply on

CASH for good used tires. BIG O
TIRES, 1507. Columbia Avenue,
£ 104/91

21°’ MEN’S Apollo 5-speed with
26°" wheels, $70. Apply
Castlegar Ni weekdays at 197
Columbia Ave. 7/21

BUY or SELL By AUCTION

BANKRUPTCIES, ESTATES, CONSIGN,
OUTRIGHT PURCHASES

ISSELL §— open Mon-Sat. 9-5
UCTION 2087 Himway 34

CASH for good old furniture, an-
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FIREPLACE insert by Martin,
comes with stainless steel chim-
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7/25

CRAFTSMAN Chain saw 3%-hp.,
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CELGAR, WESTAR & COMINCO MEAL VOUCHERS ACCEPTED
Located 1 Mile South of Weigh Scale in Ootischenia

The Castlegar Rotary Club

Is pleased to announce that
this year's winner of the annual

Rotary Service Award

given for outstanding work
in serving the public is

Barb Rainville
Carl's Plaza Dregs

HAPPY
EASTER

2 GIRLS, Mustang bikes, 20”
wheels, good shape, $35 each.
365-3923. 3/26

bedroom apts. Apply at City Cen-
tre Motel 1101 2nd St. Castlegar.
Quiet, responsible N/D persons
only need apply. 3/25
1 BDRM. UNIT, i April 1
completely furnished, all. utilities
365-3848 of 365-

5, 2 bdrm. ground
$450. 365-

3/26
APARTMENT furnished or unfur-
nished, utilities included. Full bath,
fully carpeted. 365+2740: Leave
3/26 included.

dman inn, 1944 Columbia
Avenue, $200 weekly, $800
monthly. 365-8444. Sorry no kit-
chens. tin/4

WEEKLY and monthly rooms,
Scotsman Motel, Rossland, j

level apartment,
6254.

1976 VOLARI, needs clutch,
fixable, $40. 359-7536. 3/25

ATARI with 3 games,

3110. 3/25

MOTORHOME for ren 31 fa. 220% tat
Winnebego $500 per week 700, ROOM and board, good food, lun-

ONE- and three-bedroom accom-
modation. Weekly or monthly: at
Red Mountain. 362-9000. tfn/26

30 minutes from Castlegar. 362-
4.

condition. $40 OBO 365-6918
after 6 p.m. 3/25

free miles. 226-7208. 3/25 ches and laundry $475 per mon-

3 {ORM fumished mobile horke,
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365-6882.

2 WINDOWS 48" x 57’, 2 win-
dows 48" x 72”, good condition,
suitable for cottage, $40. 365-

93. 3/25

hift worker. -5896.
ted for a 1-bdrm. apartment ae wore, Ree pee eves

7 available April 1, suitable for 1 or RETAIL OR WHOLESALE SPACE
from siport. SO6°7066. 3/26." 2 phonies, downtown area, .— 2000.0q&. ‘Oth Avenue Scum
3 BDRM. house, available April 1. $400/mo. includes heat. Referen- location. 368-5749. tin/a
365-5828. 3/26 ces required. 365-3433 or 368-

TRAILER pad on acre lot across

3P235 75R15 Xt Ail
truck-tires $40. 365-5608. 3/24

ADJUSTABLE spare tire rack for
front of pick-up $15. 365-5198.
3/24

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free of charge. Up to two items
may be advertised but the articles
must not total over $40 and each
item must have a price stated. We
will run your ad for 3 issues free
of charge. Just call our Action Ad
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3. COMPANIONS

Lady in 40's would like to meet a
single man to share ups and
downs in life. Likes country and
western music and dancing, taking
walks and quiet times. If you are
lonely out there let’s meet. Reply
to Box 3007E, Castlegar, B.C.
VIN 3H4, 2/25

Lady of middie 40's looking for a
single male, caring, honest,

We thank our valued
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PROPANE or gas, 4-burner stove
with oven, ideal for camp. Washer
and dryer. 365-2272. 3/25

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and sharing life’s ups and downs
together. It's a start. Lets meet fot
coffee, and then who kno

Reply to Box 3007D Castlegar,
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4. PETS & LIVESTOCK

365-5088.

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Purpose tool, variable speeds, lots

of.extras 365-6677 after 4 p.m.
3/25

12 PIECE Teak diningroom suite,
$749, set bunkbeds, $79.95,
washer/dryer $375. Lots of odds
and ends. Straders New and Used.
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Oglow Subdivision, fully furnished, 2 BDRM. trailer, washer, dryer,
paved parking, ‘couple or single fridge, stove, i April 8,
preferred. $600/month, utilities wood/oil heat. $400. References
included. References required. please. 365-8258. 3/25
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500 SQ. FT. of office. space,
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