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new mail listed.

§ When you subscribe to E-Mail
Service, you receive an e-mail
address that is uniquely yours
The format for the address is
name@ Knet.Kootenay.net. My
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Print Set up asks you to identi-
fy your printer on your own com-
puter and its name. The printer
allows you to print “hard copy”

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of your E-mail. Click on Print Set
Up and a box will appear asking
for the correct information.

Exit does just what it says
Click on it and you leave the
Eudora program.

Mailbox has a small pull down
menu with the following words in
the box: “In = Ctrl+ I", “Out
Curl + O” , “Trash” and “New”.
“In” is the E-mail you have
received; “Out” is the E-mail you
have sent, “Trash” is the delete
command (highlight the line of
the E-mail and it disappears).

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DARLENE SUECROFT
This award has been presented for a
JOB WELL INE
The Castlegar Sun carrier will receive an award plaque, lunch at
Subway (maximum value $6.00), and a theatre pass.

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“New” lets you name a file folder
to keep your E-mail messages in.

With the Mailbox on the
screen, the words in the File Pull
Down Menu are “lit”, “Close”,
“Save As” and “Print.” “Close”,
when clicked on, will close the
Mailbox; “Save As” will let the
highlighted E-mail message be
saved under a different name and
“Print” will let you print the E-
mail message on paper.

Next week I will describe
some further menus in Eudora.

For those who are already con-
nected to the net, try gazing at the
stars in the New Year. See the lat-
est color photographs from Sat-
urn on you home computer at
http//newproducts. jpl.nasa.gov./sa
turn/.html. Happy ere Year and
happy star gazing. i

Any comments, questions or
interesting sites to visit, contact
me through this paper or at my E-
mail dave@knet.kootenay.net.

Season's Greetings
Thank You for your patronage in 1995

We will be closed Dec. 25/95
to Jan. 15/96. Open Jan. 16/96 to 31st
(10 a.m. to 2 p.m.)

CHANGS NURSERY & FLORIST LTD.

2601 -9th Avenue, Castlegar

SEASON'S GREETINGS
Glphiigra, COLEMAN EXCAVATING LTD.

May joy, prosperity, peace and
goodwill visit your home this holiday season.
From everyone at Coleman Excavating Ltd.
COUNTRY BOY SERVICE (=X...

365-5013

3400 - 4th Avenue
Castlegar

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your Active Rosier wil be tabualed to determine
raft.

Prize Money!

Salvation Army Food
Donation - Rob Trickey,
from Midland-Walwyn,
presents a $500 cheque
to Bonnie Carbert, family
services co-ordinator the
Salvation Army's Castle-
gar centre. The money will
go towards holiday food
hampers and purchasing
food for the Food Bank.

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OBITUARY

Tina Esovolott

On Monday, Dec. 18,
1995, Tina, Esovolott of
Shoreacres, B.C. passed
away at the age of 83 years.

Funeral service was held
at the Castlegar Funeral
Chapel Wednesday and
Thursday with burial at the
Shoreacres Cemetery.

Mrs. Esovolotf was born
Feb. 25, 1912 at Pelley,
Saskatchewan. She came
to B.C. in 1921 and settled
in Ootischenia, then
moved to Thrums in 1927,
where she married Fred
Esovoloff in 1929 and
lived all her life.

Mrs. Esovoloftt enjoyed
gardening, sewing, singing
and the Thrums ladies cook-
ing group.

She is survived by three
sons and daughters-in-law,
Mike and Olga of Thrums,
Elie and Polly of Thrufns, and
Fred and Gladys of Ootische-
nia; one daughter and son-in-
law, Grace and Alex
Mortimer of Shoreacres;
seven grandchildren; four
great-grandchildren; two sis-
ters, Nastia Barisoff of
Thrums and Molly Barabanott
of Krestova. She was prede-
ceased by her husband,
Fred, and two brothers, Bill
and Nick Postnikoff.

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

Leendart Van't Kruis

On Sunday, Dec. 17, 1995,
Leendart “Len” Van't Kruis of
Castlegar passed away at
the age of 47 years.

Funeral service was held
Wednesday, Dec. 20 at 11
a.m. at the Castlegar Funeral
Chapel with Rev. Ira Johnson
officiating. Cremation followed.

Len was bom April 8, 1948
at Ymuiden, Holland and immi-
grated to Canada in May of
1953. He served in the Cana-
dian Navy, Submarine Service
from 1966 until 1982. Since
coming to Castlegar he has
worked for Pineridge Paving
and Emcon Services and for
Kevin Basran Trucking.

Len enjoyed his computer
and camping with his family

He is survived by his
wife Sylvia of Castlegar;
son and daughter-in-law,
Bill'and Sheryl and grand-
son Connor all of Halifax;
and step-daughter Jennifer
Mahaffey of Grand Prairie
Alberta. His parents,
Willem and Corrie Van't
Kruis of Ponoka, Alberta;
brothers, Bill (Debbie) of
Terrace, B.C., Art (Gale) of
Stettler, Alberta and Casey
Omeso of Ponoka, Alberta.
Sisters, Ada (Lyle) Gilliard
of Terrace, B.C., Louise
Rupp of Champion, Alber-
ta, Corrie (David) Milden-
berger of Calgary, Alberta
and Sophie (Warren) Mehle
of Sarinia, Ontario and
Numerous nieces and
nephews.

Len will be greatly missed
by all who knew and loved
him,

In lieu of flowers, contribu-
tions may be made to the
Castlegar Hospice Society,
1461 Columbia Ave., Castie-
gar, B.C. or the Castlegar
and District Hospital, 709
10th Street, Castlegar, B.C.
Funeral arrangements were
under the direction of the
Castlegar Funeral Chapel.

BEST WISHES
FOR THE
HOLIDAY SEASON

Thank You for your
Patronage in 1995

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Ann
Landers

Syndicated
Columnist

Dear Ann Landers: I am writ-
ing to pass the word to all infer-
tile women who want to have a

aby. I was one of them. I
thought I could never get preg-
nant because at age 14, I had
ovarian problems and several

I had only one ovary,
ot in good shape.

I married at 19 and tried to
become pregnant. I took fertility
drugs for a year, but nothing
worked, My husband was not
very supportive, and I felt guilty
for not being able to give him
children, I should tell you he

400 pounds and had no

ex. We quarreled

about it constantly, and finally, I
divorced him.

The following year, I met a
wonderful young man and knew
he was the one I wanted to spend
the rest of my life with. He want-
ed children right away and con-
sulted a specialist. We were told
he had a low sperm count due to
a blockage, and the odds of our
having a family were very slim.

We resigned ourselves, agreed
to make the best of it and put all
thoughts. about having a child
out of our minds.

One month after we had seen
the doctor, I became pregnant
To this day, I cannot believe our
beautiful little miracle child. So,
please, Ann, tell your readers
never to give up hope. If it was
meant to be, it will be. —
Counting Our Blessings

Dear Counting: What a beau-
tiful story of hope and a dream
fulfilled. You lifted the spirits
of many women today. Thank
you on behalf of all of them.

Dear Ann Landers: I'd like to
know if I am the one who is nuts
or if it is my 30-year-old daugh-
ter, Here is the situation.

My 10-year-old granddaughter
lived with us for seven months.
We enjoyed her very much
Before she went back to Florida,
I bought two toothbrushes for
her to take home. Last week, I
noticed she had left one tooth-
brush behind. I put it in an enve-
lope and sent it to her.

Four days later, she called to
say her 5-year-old brother start-
ed to cry when the toothbrush
came because he didn’t get any-
thing. She then said, “Mom
won't let me accept it.” I told
her it wasn’t a gift, it was the
toothbrush she had left here. She
replied, “I explained that to
Mom, and she still says I can't
keep it.” So, Ann, the toothbrush
is on the way back to me.

Please, Ann, tell me in your
column: Was it wrong of me to
have sent the toothbrush to my
granddaughter? — No Name, No
City, No State

Dear N.C.: You know your
daughter better than I do, but
she doesn't sound like a person
who can be reasoned with.

Apparently, any package that
arrives in the mail from Grand-
ma is considered a gift. In the
future, don't send anything to
one grandchild (even a forgotten
toothbrush) without sending
something to the other.

Brought to you by

Calvin ana Hobbes

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Birthday to

Happy 50th Anniversary
Moni and’ Dad Rohn
With love from the

family

Happy Belated Birthday
Chris. Love, Deb.

Dec. 27

Dec. 27

Happy 13th Birthday
Jennifer Postnikoff
Love mom, dad, Ben,
Ken & Christina

The Castlegar Sun,
The weekly newspaper
with a daily commitment.

465 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar, BC VIN 1G8

Happy 10th Birthday
Reena. Love;
Mom, Dad and Misha

Happy Birthday Mom
Love Marge, Fred,
Angela & Derek

iN THE DARK, ITS EASIER TO

IMAGINE AWFUL POSSIBILITIES

TWAT YOU'D NEVER BE PREPARED
FOR

HE'S ENJOYING
A SNOW CONE /

THERES NOTHING
ME LIKES

by Bill Watterson

AND (T'S HARD TO. 4 THAT'S. WHY
FEEL COURAGEOUS.
IN LOOSE -FITTING,

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' The Castidgar Sun

AS

Excellence in
Service Award

This award will be presented every week to
someone in Castlegar who shows extraordinary
service to his/her customers or clients.

to keep courtesy of Kats

The recipient will receive an award plaque
Trophys.

We'd like everyone in Castlegar to know that
service excellence exists in our community.
This award recognizes a nominated business.

If you know of someone that offers
"Excellence in Service," call me,
Marilyn Strong at 365-5266, or
drop a letter at the Castlegar Sun
with your suggestion.

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