E4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Soptember 26,1979 * p : ; CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 26, 1979 E5

SP NENN OTT Ash

/ Street Talk

What is your favorite

ia

RON MARTIN of Nelson — photographer

ie like the crispness of winter. The feeling
{dressing warm and going into a crisp

rinter day.

ok
+ MILEN FITZPATRICK of Grand Forks —

* carpet cleaner

1 like them ‘all. Each season has its own
beautiful characteristics. If I had to pick I

Six-minute
baked potato

good news
It whipping up three

" squares a day for the fam-

ily is starting to be a drag,
try putting some fun back
in mealtime with a coun-
tertop microwave oven in
your kitchen.

Microwave cooking can
help reduce preparation
time to a minimum, can
reduce after-meal cleanup
chores as well, and can
even get you out of tight
spots while you keep your

cool,

Preparing many foods
with a microwave oven
can, because of its speed,
reduce cooking time by as

aneta Plaza presents Martin Nash Days! é

: Appearing

For the largest sefection of

this Greeting Cards ifthe West

Thursday,
Friday

Kootenay, and Umque Giftware,
Candles, Party Gdods,

Wedding Invitatichs and
Supplies it's... j

Rohinson’s

Zz

Woman gives birth to ducks

—with aid of

. A stroke of true inspira-

Katherine Rodon of Green
Bay, Wisc,

When a neighbor's boy
found some eggs aban-
doned in the woods, he
brought them to Mrs, Ro-
don, who decided to place

m in her Salton Yogurt
Maker and walt to see
what happened.

For three weeks the eggs
incubated’ at a perfectly
even temperature in the
thermostatically control-
led Salton Yogurt Maker
...then five little baby

\

yogurt maker

| guess it would have to be fall for its colors much as 75%, report Gen- . ee -
THAT'S OUR MAMA! Yeu, these udorable little ducklings

4 and climate. eral Electric home econo-

& Saturday

FLORENCE SALIKEN of Castlegar —

rea) estate salesperson

Fall. It’s always been my favorite.
Summers are hot and actually uncomfortable.
The fall smells good and that's when I like

hiking.

JACK MORRIS of Kaslo — school bus driver
I like all seasons. It's nice to have each in

turn enjoying what all have to offer.

The story of the
A.A. Big Book

AA Release
Many in the

procedures of the recovery
The

mists, é
For example, a baked
potato that would take 60

“minutes to prepare in a

conventional oven can be
microwave ready in just
six to seven minutes,

Another advantage of
microwave cocking is that
you can prepare food right
in its glass serving dish,
reheat a meal of leftovers
on paper plates, or prepare
a hot dog on a bun in a
napkin. And with a mini-
mum of dirty dishes, pots
and pans, you can get out
of the kitchen that much
faster.

If you're rurning late,
or unexpected guests show
up, a microwave oven can
be a real lifesaver, Youcan
heat frozen hors d'oeuvres
in seconds, and a meat
loaf that normaliy would
take about 75 minutes to
cook can be ready for the
table in just 15 to 17

book-publishing field might
be stumped if asked to name
the volume that has these
distinguishing _ characteris-
ies:

To most who have read
it, it is known simply as “the
Big Book."

e It has been one of the
outstanding nonfiction best-
sellers of the past two
decades. More than 1,450,000
hard-cover copies have been
sold in two editions since
1939.

e It provided the name
for a worldwide social move-
ment. that now has an esti-

1 story
section was revised substan-
tially, however, to permit
insertion of 88 case histories.

AA also publishes three
other texts: “Twelve Steps
and Twelve Traditions,” a
series of interpretive essays,
“Aleoholics Anonymous Com,
es of Age,” a historical sur-
vey of the society's first two
decades, and “As Bill Sees It
— The AA Way of Life,”
selected writings of AA's
co-founder, Bill W.

To most members of the
society, however, the Big
Book will probably always
rank as favorite AA reading
matter.

No matter what your
lifestyle, a microwave oven.
can turn hours of cooking
inté minutes and leave
you more time to broaden
your horizons. -

If you are clearing land,
it would be wise to follow the
Workers’ Compensation
Board regulations that apply
to forestry operations.

Before using a chain saw
to cut dow> s skinny tree,
figure out an escape route
and check for dead limbs and
similar problems. When the
tree starts to fall, stop the
saw and get well out of the
way, fast,

mated 1,000,000 in
- about 92 i

e No author or editor is
identified anywhere in the
ook.

e It was published pri-
vately on a shoestring and
attracted virtually no atten-
tion the first two years it was
in print: it became a best-
seller on the strength of a
magazine article,

The book? It is “Alcohol-
ics Anonymous,” the basic
text of the fellowship bearing
the same name.

The Big Book has helped
open the way to a life of
happy sobriety for many
thousands of alcoholics. It has

offered evidence to relatives ~

and friends that problem
drinkers can recover. It also
provides revealing insights
into patterns of “alcoholic
thinking” to doctors, sociolo-
gists, and others concerned
with the problem of alcohol-

The AA movement got
under way in 1985, and in
1938 the pioneers decided to
write down their experience
and ideas and make them
available toa wider audience,

The book was divided
into two main sections. The
first reduced the alcoholics’
recovery experience to a
statement of principles and
procedures. The second sec-
tion contained 28 personal
stories of recovery from al-
coholism.

Unfortunately, an expec-
ted feature article in a large
Magazine did not materialize.
Asa result, the young move-
ment was saddled with near-
ly 5,000 unsold books and‘
large incidental debts. Loans
from sympathetic nonalcohol-
ic friends barely kept the
publishing enterprise alive.

Then, in March, 1941,
following an article on AA by
Jack Alexander in the Satur-
day Evening Post, sales
began to zoom.

A second printing was
ordered that month, and
subsequent reprintings were
necessary at frequent inter-
vals thereafter to keep up
with demand. A relatively
small percentage of sales
over the years have been
through bookstores; most
copies have been distributed
through local AA groups.

The first-edition was 400
pages long. In 1955, on AA's
20th anniversary, a revised
and enlarged edition was
published. No changes were
made in the basic text des-

Stripes

15% viscose.
Reg. $7.98 m.

1

461 Josephine St.

C _73Jy* Fabric

COLE

25” OFF

Wool Blend Coat Fabric

Melton Cloth .

75% waol/25% rayon. 150 cm. Rust or belge.
Reg. $13.75m. Sale $9.99 m.
Black. Reg. $10.50 m. Sale $7.87 m.

Grey/rust & pink/grey. 70% wool/15% acrylic/
150m.
Sale $5.99 m.

Quilted Linings

A. 100% nylon. Red. 140m.

Reg. $5.98m. Sale $4.49 m.

B. 100% acetate. Baige, red, grey, white.
$0 em,

Reg. $4.98m. Sale $3.75 m.

SAVE 25”.

on 100% Polyester Double Knit
Burgundy, rust, red or brown. Perfect for pants,
skirts & jackets.
Reg. $4.98 to $8.98.
Sale $3.74 to $6.74
WHILE QUANTITIES LAST

we
ye,

Modern Sew Stores

Authorized Singer
Dealer

NELSON

Plaids

75% waol/25% rayon. Blue,
brown, red or black. 150 cm.
Reg. $11.50 m.

Sale $8.62 m.

Phone 352-3631

Appearing at Waneta Plaza
In Trall this Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday [s Martin

. Nash, “The Charming
Cheat’’, internationally ac-
clalmed as the most outsta-
nding card manipulator In
the world. Now you will
see,first hand, how unscru-
pulous gamblers operate.
This Is not a magic act, but
an authorative demonstra-
tion and tecture “— live
action carefully spiced with
marked cards and loaded
dice. In: honour of this
show, the Waneta Plaza
Merchants presents a spe-
tlal sales event. Take the
gambte out of shopping this

. week by shopping’at the

Waneta Plaza. These Mer-
chants will have an abun-
dance of sates merchandise
for you.

at Waneta

WANITA

CARDS & CURIOS

WANETA PLAZB — TRAIL

Plaza.
Q.

TAS

_ RENDEZVOUS

Take-Out Orders
Gladly Filled

topped with

RV's especial sauce, |

all prepared

just for you. Platters
are a complete meal
with English-cut fries
& gravy. Borscht is a
specialty, as well as a
full line of bevarages
and pastries. |

Treat you and yours.
to real treat at the

RENDEZV

Phone 368-3211...
RENDEZVOUS

WANETA PLAZA — TRAIL

Your home-style soup
sandwich shop —
famous for RV beef

_ and ham served In
GIANT sesame Suns

aad
‘*Tracemark of Binge Compamy of Canada Ltd.

Castieaird Plaza
365-3810

Hurry! The savings are almost criminal.

on all Singer Sewing Machines NOW.

Snatch a,

FREE ARM :
stratch stitch,

machine .
ata sinful

OFF

) Free am for sneaky,
hard-to-reach places,
Stretch slitch for slinky jerseys
and other modem fashion
«~~ fabrics, plus 7 built-in stitch patterns.
And right now, this Singer machine

is astealofaSale-A-

atonly $334.95 (Carrying case

orcabinet extra.)

‘TRADI-WH ALLOWANCE AND CREDIT TEAMS AVANAGLE, H

(
Waneta Plaza
364-1744

THON

Assorted Fall Colours.
Men’s. Leo & Levi. Sizes 28 to 40.

Cord Jeans $] 48
Flannelette = ea
Material $ 2.
Cougar : : ‘

White Joggers $4 988
” Sizes 1-8. P T 2
Reg. $19.99 .. Super Special par

Enjoy a light snack or meal
n our terrace cafe.
.

Open ’til'9 Thursday and Friday”

3-Piece Wool

SUITS

Regular $175.00
Super Special

RUNNERS

In most popular sizes.

$19

WINTER
COATS

Children’s 4 to 6x
with hood.

ral yogurt around for just
pennies a serving.

You can blend the yo-
gurt to your own personal

whole or skim’

taste, using
milk (for the more adven-

were hatched by a Salton Yogurt Maker, « beautifully de-
cally controled muchine that delivers

signed, therm
delicious, healt! notural

turous, try goat's milk or
even buffalo milk!),
Then flavor with fresh,
fruit, honey, nuts, or what-
ever else strikes your fancy

yogurt... as well as ducks!

for a healthful, delicious
and summer-fresh treat
that the whole family is
sure to enjoy... even the-
ducks:

mS
iy

Cook ind

What this country needs
is a good recipe for bar-
becued spareribs. If your
mother didn’t teach

MEA’
try style” ribs (the meat-
ier kind) will feed about 6.
Your butcher can “crack”
them for you — making

- partial cuts between every

two or three ribs,
SAUCE: Use a bottle of
prepared barbecue sauce
as é base. Being sure to
taste it as you go along,
jazz it up with any or all
of the following: mustard,

How to make
travel easier
for the baby

To help your baby become
a happy, trouble-free air
traveler:
¢ Consult a pediatrician as
close to departure as possible
to be sure baby is in perfect
health. Avoid a trip if baby
has cold symptoms. Pres-
surization could cause an
arachert Pee!
¢ Vaccinate two weeks in
advance. It could bring on
nervousness and fever. _
«When booking, advise
airline you are traveling with
an infant, and of any special

Q
4| vou
DESERVE
SOFT
SKIN

...and that’s
what you get
when you use
our wide
range of
effective
moisturizers.

and see which

$6.50 to $35.00.

MERLE

Try before you buy,

moisturizersare .
best for you...from _

NORMAN

The Place for the Custom Face™
WANETA PLAZA — TRAIL

J
de

Smoke City
Auto Supply

that they are now...

OPEN SUNDAYS

from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
for all your automotive needs.

fn CUMPER
dio mer

Auto Parts Professionals
Waneta Plaza 368-6417

Grand Opening Wed., Sept. 26

OPENING SPECIALS
Lift & Load Railroad 2197 Nerf Animal...
Tool Kit 1997 Nerf Stunt Cycle...

Miss Piggy

Bahy’s First Blocks
Creative Coaster

3 Men ina Tub...

Nerf Man
Mastermind Game
Gambler Game ..
Whosit Game

Player Piano .

* Barbie .

Dream
Furniture ...2.sseseee

Sg geen hy)

ALL ADVERTISED
SPECIALS ONLY
WHILE
QUANTITIES. LAST

Sale ends Sept. 29

LUCKEY DRAW N

Merlin Electronic Game (Parker)
Risk Game (Parker)

Apple Peel Ride ‘Em (Parker)
Large Teddy Bear (Ganz)

V-8 Model Kit (Revell)

Ride ‘Em Tractor (Reliable)
Bake-O-Matic Oven (Pater Austin)

MANY NON-ADVERTISED SPECIALS

topsemledis

Lego Pre-S.School

Rellway Station 1877 -

INO.523 ...cceneeesee

Legovilla Town 1977 5

INO.524 wcsecsceeeeee

ASSORTED LIGHTS —
ACTION — SOUND
REVELL HITS

Reg. 19.98
SALE
9.97

FOLLOWING

Nursery, School (Fisher Price)
Animal Doll (Fisher.Price)
Dump Track (Fisher Price)
Tricycle (Victoria Precision)
Perfume Maker (Mattel!

Quick Change Machine (Mattel)

FREE BALLOONS

WANETA PLAZA
TRAIL, B.C.

you wont believe your ears

SANSUI NK 222
Belt Drive TURNTABLE
PLUS: A rack mountable Stereo Stand

Kelly’s Special Package Price

+869"

- (As Low as $36.00 per month)

e5 year warranty i :
* No down payment O.A.C.

PRO LINEAR ‘‘STAGE 50”
2-Way SPEAKERS

© No payments til January, 1980

* Request a bassinet or

hammock.

Hold baby on take-offs
and landings, as well as when
elt light is on. .
ive bottle only after
hing cruising altitude to
jate any swallowing dif-
ies.

Ask hostesses for help in
sterilizing bottles, preparing
formulas and baby food, for
bibs, blankets, bottles, baby
oil, powder and disposable
diapers.

To fly, infants should be at
least three weeks old, when
sleep and appetite patterns
have become fairly regular.

« For mothers-to-be, travel
is not recommended after the
eighth month. 5

Delicious spareribs

red pepper sauce, lemon
juice, vinegar, garlic.

COOKING:

1, Boll ribs in a large
covered kettle for 4 hour,
For the last 10 minutes,
add black pepper and 2
medium onions, quartered.
Rinse the ribs in clear
water after boiling.

2, Preheat oven w 375°.

While it’s heating, put
4

the ribs in a large bakin:
pan, one layer deep, and
spread half the sauce over
them,

3..Put the ribs in the
oven, turning the heat

oors or outdoors

down to 350°. Bake for 4%
hour. arter 15 :uinutes,
turn the ribs and spread
with the rest of the sauce.

4. Put the ribs under
the broiler for about two
minutes on each side for

ribs as directed. (This can
be done ahead of time.)
Grill them over a slow fire
— with the rack raised to
top position — about 4
hour, turning and basting
often. Spread more-sauce
over ribs as you serve
them to your guests.

Sale #4
AUCTION SALE

(3 FULL DAYS)

FRIDAY, SEPT. 28 — 7 P.M.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 — 12 NOON
SUNDAY, SEPT. 30 — 12 NOON

us to liq
on the premises.

bindings, single trees,

This will be the eure ina series of 4 sales to allow
ate the

Please watch for final sale in October,

The: sale will include such items as: selection of
nuts & bolts, chains, reduction gears, electrical fix-
tures and supplies, plumbing fixtures, yard lights,
water pumps, temporary electrical service panel,
wall panelling, deepfreeze, large selection of pain-
ts, fan belt, electric motors, mechanics’ tools, car-
penters’ tools, air hose, lawn furniture, tarps,
drape and«urtain rods, wallpapers and pastes, ski

lights, camper lights, gold leaf electric embossing
machine, rope blocks, chain blocks, garden tools,

stock and mer

nails (all sizes), trailer

heater, work b
tables, cable slings,

tanks (up to 500 gals.

Box 579.

small antique Collectibles, pactable propane 12-volt

stainless sinks, wood and coal heater, colourful
fireplace and facing rock, assorted doors, fuel
), office supplies, 45-gal.
drums, utility trailer, impact wrenches, air spikers,
nailers, commercial staplers and staples, tadders,
carpeting, trunks, oxy.-acetylene outfit, and hun-
dreds of other unlisted items.
Sales conducted by
REGIONAL AUCTION SERVICES
Held at Salmo, B.C.

Don't forget! Big Sale in Mid-October

ds, 9
small gas cans, double

Ph. 357-2266

Introducin, 9

SOFA skates
In2 models
Reg. $98.00

Sale $9.
Reg. ane 0

Sale $99, 00

Seth Martin

HOCKEY
oar

Watch
for our
SKI CLOTHING
& EQUIPMENT
SALE
NEXT MONTH!

Seth Martin

WINTER SHOP

- TRAIL Phone 364-1757

907 Rossland Ave.,

Winter Shop

HOCKEy
on STiCKs
Sherwood, Comigtlle '
Now $600 ny

Kids sticks $4
00
sl inny sticks $2.50 0,
8 -Free soft of black fess!

SKATES

By Bauer, CCM, Lange. Daoust
Values to $125.00

now | /2 PRICE

cribing the princi; and