Castlégar News March 16, 1986

COMMUNITY NEWS

DAVID G. KENDRICK, O.D.
Optometrist

wishes to announce that

JOAN D. TWIDALE, O.D.
Optometrist

Has joined him os @ partner in the practice of optometry ot
877 Helena St., Trail,
For

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NOTICE

H. L. Keenleyside Lock
Shut down April | to 4 inclusive.
Please contact 365-3115 to
determine availability on April 5 & 6

NOTICE

H.L. Keenleyside
Downstream water levels will
be fluctuated April 1 to 4.
Water levels will be lower
during the day.

TRAINING SEMINAR . . . Firemen film action of fire
simulator during training seminar in Robson last
weekend. Shown (from left) are: Bob Taylor, Robson

deputy fire chief, Dennis La Hue, Robson tire chief,

Norm Mailhot, zone 7

representative and Stan

Ozeroftt, training officer from Robson fire department

Pulpit

& Pew

By TED BRISTOW
Castlegar United Church
Linus and Lucy are watch-

ing baby Sally craw! along
the floor, a happy smile on
her face.

Linus asks, “How long do
you think it will be before
Sally starts to walk?”

Luey replies, “Good grief!
What's the hurry? Let her
crawl around for a while.
Don't rush her! She's got all
the time in the world. Once
you stand up and start to
walk, you're committed for
lifer”

Good point, Lucy.

I think there are too many

Linuses in the world who
want children to grow up too
soon. Society, too soon tries to
organize children (why is or-
ganized sports better for
children than a spontaneous
street-corner kick-the-can?),
to téach them responsibility
(isn't playing a very impor-
tant responsibility of child-
hood?), to push children into
activities they're not ready
for (I wonder how many
children hate school because
they “failed” the academic
work of Grade 17).
Childhood is a special time
of life, with its freedom to
explore and enjoy. Psycholo-
gists have commented that

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even adults need to “play” in
order to have fully-rounded
lives.

Jesus seemed to recognize
this when He recommended
that adults become more like
children (Matthew, chapter
18).

Lucy was right. I think, to
say to Linus, “Don't rush
her!”

On the other hand, the
time does come when you
have to grow up, when you
have to stand up and be com-
mitted.

Some adults would like to
behave like children all their
lives, if they could. I was re-
minded of this when the TV
news showed us friends of
Marcos at an extravagant
party on the Marcos yacht,
and, by contrast, poor Fili-
pinos digging through gar
bage in hopes of finding
something sellable.

Like the prodical son in
Jesus’ famous story (Luke,
chapter 11), the time comes
when we should come to our

Luey’s word for growing
up was commitment. We
need to be committed for life
to something worthwhile.
Christian faith describes
being committed to God as
the crucial decision life asks
of us. Either we're going to
accept the challenge of learn.
ing and living the ways of
God, or we're going to waste
our years playing at this and
that without an overall

Wonder Fries

worthwhile direction.
choice is ours.

The

I once had a man come to
see me about such a choice.
He explained that he was
nearly 50 years old, but still
drifting. He had suddenly
realized there were not a lot
of years left, and that it was
about time he actually start-
ed doing some of those things
he vaguely believed were
important. He wanted me to
hear him say it, in order to
make him more determined
to do it.

That's how this man finally
stopped crawling.

It’s never too late for any
of us to stand up and be com.
mitted.

Robson hosts

training

Twelve fire departments,
including four from the
Castlegar office, participated
in a training seminar in Rob-
son Sunday.

The seminar was spon-
sored by the Training Offi-
cers’ Association of B.C.

Fire departments from
Castlegar, Robson, Pass
Creek and Tarrys were
among the departments at
the seminar.

The theme of the seminar
was fire ground command
and firefighter certification.

The fire ground command
segment was taught by Norm
Mailhot, a training officer

seminar

with the Canyon-Lister Fire
Department near Creston.
Mailhot is also the Zone 7
representative for the asso-
ciation, which consists of
seven zones.

Mailhot taught the fire

ind command on using a
fire simulator.

Firefighter certification
was presented by Stan Ozer-
off, a training officer with the
Robson Fire Department.

A total of 31 firefighters
took part in the seminar,
which was chaired by Zone 4
representative and Robson
fire chief Dennis La Hue.

Exchange student
writes from Japan

By JOHN CHARTERS

The program at the Castle-
gar Rotary Club meeting
Tuesday took an unusual
turn when secretary Lorne
Trickey read a long letter
from Rotary Exchange stu-
dent Teresa Lamb. Lamb,
who is the daughter of Bert
and Jeanne Lamb, is half-way
through her year’s stay in
Tokyo, Japan, and writes a
most interesting account of
her experience as a student
and guest there.

It was opportune, there-
fore, that at this meeting the
club should have as guests
two students from Colville,
Wash. who are about Lamb's
age to enjoy the reading as
well.

Ilka Marie Tucker and Lee
Evans, both of Colville High
School, are spending a week
in Castlegar on a goodwill
visit while staying at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Don
McDowell, and Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Lamb, respectively.

This May two students
from Castlegar will pay a
return visit to Colville as
guests of the Colville Rotary
Club.

Other guest programs dur-
ing this past month have
included Paul Oglow — Mas-
ter Carver; Carol Oglow —
“To Greece by Bicycle,” Dr.
Lesley Anderton —“The Ge-
ological History of the West
Kootenay;” and Bill Strong-
man — “A Tour Around Ex-
po,” all of which have added
interest and information to
the meetings.

In the meantime, in the
spirit of Expo hospitality, the
club is planning a community
courtesy and service award
for pepole in the public and
community services.

The public will be asked to
assist in making a selection
and Jim Young, the commit-
tee chairman, expects ,to
make an announcement of
detailed plans in the near
future.

Society hears speaker

The Febrdary meeting of
the Castlegar Hospice Soci-
ety’s guest speaker was
Chris Hardman SRN (Eng.
land).

Hardman told the mem
bers about the establishment
of the hospice movement
through the dedication and
vision of Dame Cicely Saun
ders.

Interest began during the
1940s and 1950s and finally
came to fruition with the in
ception of an integrated
general care and hospice care
unit at St. Christopher's
Hospital, London in 1967.

All cities in England are
actively involved in hospice
with each community having
a home with at least seven
beds where the terminally ill
are admi

health professionals who
teach the patient how to cope
with his/her illness. Thirty
per cent of patients are dis-
charged home once their
symptoms have been con-
trolled.

Upon discharge the home
care nurse and general prac-
tioner make follow-up visits.
As well the clergy and hos-
pice volunteers make regular
visits to assist the patient
and family in coping with and
improving the qualities of
their lives.

These visitations take
place up until six months
after the demise of the
patient.

Hardman spoke of the
variety of treatments avail-
able for pain control and the

for symptom
control.
The home is staffed by

innovative used
to help divert the level of

An airtight barrier reduces
rafts

onentanion

Filtered fresh air
1

exchanger recovers heat

s wea

All hospice units come un-
der the auspices of the Na-
tional Health Services and
therefore there is no cost
levied to the patient.

Extra funding is provided

. by charities and bequests.

The next society meeting
is 7:30 p.m. March 24 at the
Castlegar Public Health Unit.

Fruitvale
couple
honored

Friends and relatives ga-
thered at St. Paul's United
Church in Fruitvale to honor
gps and Pansy Woolls on

occasion of their 50th
wolsee anniversary Feb.
23. Mr. and Mrs. Woolls were
longtime residents of Castle-

r.

Master of ceremonies Per-
cy Jorgenson read messages
of congratulation from Gov-
ernor General Jeanne Suave,
Liberal leader John Turner,
Kootenay-West MP Bob Bris-
co, Lt. Gov. Robert Rogers,
Premier Bill Bennett, Prime
Minister Brian Mulroney and
MLA Chris D'Arcy.

Fruitvale mayor Ed Law-
ton presented the couple
with flowers and congratula-

sented by Dave Wallbecker
on behalf of the Merchant's
Society.

Out-of-town guests came
from Elkford, Creston and
points in the United States.

Bul

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and others. Daughter-in-law
Delisa and grandson Chad
distributed the cake. The
Trail and District Square
Dance Association also at.
tended.

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pool table, chesterfield suites,
camper. 365-3647. 3/2

VERS. li-months-old, $2
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FOUR 12R15. All terrain tires on
chrome 5-stud wheels. 359-7904
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Personalized Book Matches
Bridal Books
Social Stationery

17 CU. FT. REFRIDGERATOR
automatic ice-cube makers
$300. Electric stove, $200. 365.
6784 _ 3/20
BLACK LEATHER jacket, size 40
$150, ‘ontique bottle collection
3654
ACKLANDS

top quality. 365
3/20

table gas dewven
welder. 360 Se 3/20

SMALL baby crib, $20. 365-5245.
3/9

PROVINCE-WIDE
CLASSIFIED

$10 DISCOUNT FOR CASH!
Coll us
for detoils!

USED GUNS bought and sold.
Cash or trade. Wises Hordwore.
Rossland. 1-362-5171 tte /93

WOODWORK!
Boltic birch plywood. 9-ply. v4
inch, all birch, $40/sheet
Minimum 5 sheets, 352-6111
3/20

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COZY BATCHELOR apartment in-

TRAWLER space small court in cludes Sides. stove, heat
ts d lores

Tarrys. Ci satellite TV, also

12x68" ‘airtight |w stove,

fridge, stove. Ph. 399-470
tin/a

Family atmosphere,

balconies, own en:

7 BORM. mobile home. Stove,
fridge, wood-stove. Set on 3
scree, Qotischenia, $275/manth,

iO BORM. frei
trance trees. Stove. fridge, $256/mon
th. 365-8048.

ONE ACRE trailer re. Uy
geon82

and very quiet. 1
$325. 2 bedroom $355.

. $385. Going fost!
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SACRIFICE, T SELL — 14x70

1e7e Colewood $15,000 0 8.0, in

cludes 2 additions, ponetied and
stove
4 bdrm
boths

tamil
lent condition. 399 4320

Excellent
otter 6 p.m.

SMALL es

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3 BOR, nue, 10th Avenue,
to schools ond

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IMMACULATELY clean fully fur
pished 2. bdrm. duplex in Rosp-
borttd Village. $250/month =

SMALL trailer on private lot in
Robson. Gos heat, $185. 365

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ton for, senior
over, for a one ; Soa HOUSE,
‘m. apartment. utilities not inclie $275 /mo.
Wheelchair facilities avoilable. Pets al

mor UJ
For @ information ~“. 365- 2 BORM. SUITE.

trance con and

fireploce. Utilities
$250. 365-6011, 365-7

13.
¢ both por
or 352-7774.

ISHED 1 bdrm
otitis, cable. Robson

1 ond 2 bedre bedroom por
cored for b Causing fi

incl

ONE utility trailer, $100. 365
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NEW BLUE SPRING COAT

cost $170, worn twice.

$75. Smith Corona portable

SMALL 3 BORM. house with
contained, by Airport

School, col
sc
fruit trees. SEE iniveher Spam
2

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and cable included. Laundry
fochinies available, April 1. 365.

in/2)
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location. Available Feb. 1. 365
7682 tin/S

ONE sonia

folly furnished
$165,

Two-Galion
PAILS

ONLY

*1.50

EACH

Heovy duty all-purpose
plostic pails with tight-fitting
covers
Need cleaning. $1.50 each.

QUEEN $a woot quilt.
color. 359-7

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filling facilities available. 365.
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* Discounts for ton lots

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Units Available.

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3/2
NAUGHAHYOE | DE devon (chester
fheld), makes into bed. Very nice
USndition, $75.0.8.0. 365

3 BORM. ment Fridge, ior ene may edver
stove. 365-8255. items for sale in this column
+ OMA house of chorge
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also have your

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FIRST HALF MONTH FREE. Fur
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doys. 365. enings. 7/20

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SPRING CLEAN .OUT SALE. March
16. rai or shine. 1021 Mountain
Street Robson. 2

MUST SELL — 1978 mobile home.
lent condition..3 bdems. 14
finished porch 8x16

tri Asking
$13,000 and ta Sp Pm, >

12x68 2-bdrm we
washer/dryer, stove, fridge
w/w corpet, 12x10 extension

io. 693-2487 3/2’

FRONTAGE 7 plus
for eo private
ecluded. isolated
lq eccess). $30,000.
tin/2)
75120 BEAUTIFUL view lot
Voykin Subdivision, 352-9448 of.
tera.
VIEW LOTS for sale. 5 mies trom
Nelson on wm Hill, Poved
ing West Arm
thn 7’

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Seles Aavoctate
CENTURY 21
Movateinview Agencies ||

contained $3,000 O80. ig7s
pt ge

1977 1947. PROWLER. @ir_con-
a7.
1970 OASIS, 18-f.

tin/s8

1976 17%"
EN iT ga 3
7720. 3/20

1977 TOYOTA CELICA new tires.
muftier, shocks, needs point.
$2895. 365-3409. wna

1980 igtiata 4x4, longbox, new
point, canopy. Gxcolient
Sondition, 367-7143.

1977 CHEV %-ton
yok tonks, $1. 300° 8S. 368: as

iso TOYOTA 4x4, short =

1964 GMC 3-Fon, 4x4 steel deck.

pA 500, ‘oe Ford F100, abet
motor with new
ered extro ports, $1800. 0. O80,

1979 FORD LTD. sta
$5000. 1973 hard-top ten:
$1700, Both very good

1973, TOYOTA, nn UP
condition

1960 OLDS Omege a Fedoor sah
shift, P.S., P.B.. new point, new
brokes lost yeor. 4 new TA
rodials. 365-6695. aa
1975 CHEV Malibu Classic. New
tires, new transmission. $1500.
1971 JEEP COMMANDO V6.
Meteor com

1971 T-Bird 429 V-8.

Coronet 2-dr., hardtop V-8 31
1955 1968 T-Bird tor por
ts. Will toke offers
For more details 365-7029

1974 FORD COMET. 1971 Ford
Comet. tor “ports

1983 core Rg T-root, hatch
bock. 365-3767 - 2

RARE ee ore Les cae
TT nome %

Pj -ée inardton, je
74,000 mites, $1,000.

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1974 FORD pick up, 302. ovto
new brakes, $700. 365-695! 3.20
1981 SUBARU 2-door, hatchbock
4-speed. Excellent condition
365-8307 3/20

1961 TOYOTA pickup. S-speed
Excetient condition with
365-8307, 30
1976 FORD pickup. "$3,000 ales
Immaculate condition