Continued from 6B

Stinger carefully, Avoid Squeez
ing the venom sac Scrape the
Stinger off with a finger nail or
knife. Consider medical attention
if they pass out after the Sting.

If they have a rash all over
their body, if their face or tongue
18 Starting to swell, or if they are
having difficulty breathing, con-
tact your doctor.

If a person collapses after a
Sting, Call for help, then do basic
life support. Do not do chest
compressions on someone who
has a pulse

Some people carry adrenalin
(anakit). Inject the adrenalin
into the skin of their forearm -
just above the wrist. Use the
whole syringe. Anyone who has
had a life threatening reaction
should carry adrenalin with
them when outdoors. Especially
if they will be more than 20
minutes from help.

The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, July 14, 1993

Brenda's Family Daycare held graduation at Syringa Park where chi

iidren and their fam-

ilies enjoyed a family picnic. Front row (I-r): Raisa Tomilin; Kristine Duff; Meghan Fodor;
Nadine Furtner; Lauren Kryczka; Deanna Hickey; Jessica Barnett; Jennifer DaCosta;
Kalynn Cook; Aaron Edzerza; Devon Jollimore; Patrick Jollimore. Back row (I-r): Brook
Dermody; Spencer Williams: Jeff Kryczka; Kayleigh Williams; Erica McEwan; teachers
Brenda Parks, holding Milana Gecco and Dana Ozeroff holding Sheldon DaCosta

Hey! Citizens of Castlegar,
The Continuing Events

of Revitalization

GUESS HOW MUCH DUST IS ON
THE WINDOW SILLS OF OUR
DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES?

Please drop off your entry at
The Castlegar Sun on or before

Wednesday, July 21, 1993

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One year in Castlegar,
and 75 in Trail

While the Salvation Army has only been in operation for one year in

Castlegar, 1993 marks our 75th Anniversary in Trail. Perhaps our mis.
ment best sums up who we are as a Christian organization,

‘ation Army, founded in. 1865, is an international religious
and charitable movement organized and operated on a Quasi-Military
pattern and is a branch of the Christian church, Its membership
includes offi (clergy), soldiers/adherents (laity), members of varied
activity grou and volunteers who serve’ as advisors, associates and
committed participants in its service function.

The motivation of the organization is love of God and a practical
concem for the needs of humanity, This is expressed by a spiritual min-
istry, the purposes of which are to preach the Gospel, disseminate
Christian truths, supply basic human necessities, provide personal
counselling and undertake the spiritual and moral regeneration and
physical rehabilitation of all persons in need who come within its
sphere of influence regardless of race, colour, creed, sex or age

Locally we are known for our Thrift Store and Food Bank opera.
tions. We are in place to provide crisis intervention and personal coun.
selling services. Our growing congregation provides a full range of
church activities for the whole family. We are currently sponsoring two
12 step groups for drug and alcohol recovery

‘Local couple wed
Jory-Dunlop

The children of Donna Gaylene Jory and Richard Alexander Dun-
lop are pleased to announce the wedding of their parents on June 27,
1993. After a companionship of over seven years the couple were
united in a marriage at a small family gathering on the beach at
Syringa Park near Castlegar. The bride was given away in marriage
by her eldest son, Daniel and her sister Leslie Joice. The couples’
witnesses were close friends Doug Rutherford and Sharlene Imhoff,
and Ken and Marcella Chernoff. The ceremony was.officiated by
marmage Commissioner, Mrs. Polly Chernoff

Wednesday, July 14, 1993

The Castlegar Sun

Ann
Landers

Syndicated
Columnist

Dear Ann Landers: | read recently that the

Canadian
Quiz-Cross

University of Virginia in Chark is con-

sidering 4 ban a sexual relationships between
students and professors. Well, all I can say is

"tots of luck.”

My husband teaches in a Midwestern uni-
versity, and I have had more than a little experi-

ence with this sort of thing, “John” is ruggedly
handsome, loaded with charm and extremely
popular with the students, John is also human,

Since I am on campus three days a week, |
have seen what goes on with John and the
young women who throw themselves at him,

Apparently at the University of Virginia (as
well as other places), there are several male
Who are notorious for hitting on sty-

dents. I don't doubt for a moment that this is a
reality, but from where | sit, I see a lot more

action the other way around.
John told me several months ago that a very

sexy student comered him after class and hung
around asking questions about her term paper

until it got dark: She then said, "You've been so

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~ fight on the mouth. Being mere mortals, they
didn't stop at one kiss, John told me they kissed
about six or seven times, and then he said,
"This is dangerous. You are leaving right now."
With that, he ushered her to the door.

John told me about the incident immediate-
ly afterward and explained, "I want you to
know about this in case that young woman tries
to blackmail me. You will know that SHE
came on to ME." . Foot part

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Assuming that the student in hormonal
overdrive thrust herself on John, he did not
have to oblige her with a bonus of five or six
additional kisses. It is always the responsibil-
ity of the professional to resist advances of
the student, the patient, the client, the parish-
ioner, etc. If something out of line does
occur, it is the person with the power who is
at fault for allowing it

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. CANADIAN
POET JOHN

— Obituary

Nick Saprikin of Kamloops passed away suddenly on July 3,
1993 at the age of 72 years. Nick will be dearly missed by his fam-
ily: daughter, Lorraine Saprikin of Kamloops; sons, Paul (Sharon),
Ken (Ann), Rick (Mary) Hoodicoff, all of Kamloops; Len (Carol)
Hoodicoff, of Cranbrook; Wayne Hoodicoff of Castlegar;. sisters,
Ann Kalesnikoff and Mary Voykin, both of Castlegar, as well as

dchi nieces and nephews. Nick was prede-
ceased by his loving wife Elizabeth in February of this year.

Funeral service was held Thursday, July 8, 1993 in the Glade
Community Hall, Glade. Interment was in the Glade Cemetery
with Kamloops Funeral Home in care of the arrangements.

Obituary |

Paul Soobotin

On Tuesday, July 6, 1993, Paul Soobotin of Krestova, B.C.
Passed away at Kootenay Lake District Hospital at the age of 72
years,

Funeral service was held at the Crescent Valley Hall on Wednes
day and Thursday with burial at the Krestova Cemetery.

Mr. Soobotin was born January 6, 1921 at Yorkton,
Saskatchewan. In 1928 he moved with his family to Corelle, B.C
and lived for a time at Drury finally settling in Crescent Valley in
1935. He married Annie Zarikoff at Krestova in 1940. During his
life he worked as a faller in the woods and in the construction
industry. Mr. Soobotin enjoyed fishing and Playing the accordion.

He is survived by three daughters, Doris Chemoff, Katherine
Salikin and Vera Jmaeff, all of Crescent Valley. He is also survived
by six grandchildren and three great grandchildren; three brothers,
Alex and Nick Soobotin of Blueberry, and John Soobotin of
Genelle; and one sister, Patsy Nichvolodoff of Pass Creek

He was predeceased by his parents, his wife Annie, and two
granddaughters, Yvette Cheroff and Natalie Imaeff.

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

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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.

The recipient will receive an award
plaque to keep courtesy of Kats Trophys
and a lunch for 2, value to $20.00,
courtesy of the Fireside Dining Room.

We'd like everyone in Castlegar to know
that service excellence exists in our
co ity. This award recogni

a nominated business.

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

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Castlegar

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* July 12 Happy 11th Birthday
Tiana Nedjelski - from Mum,
Dad & Aaron

*July 13 Happy Birthday
Maria - from Clarice, Nathan,
Brittany, Mom & Dad

+ July 13 Happy 11th Birthday
Maria - love Uncle Ken, Auntie
Peggy & Tiffany

+ July 13 Happy Birthday
Maria - love Grandma &
Grandpa Read

*July 14 Happy Birthday
Ken - love Mom & Dad

+ July 30 Happy 2nd Birthday

Dillan - love Grandma &

* July 14 Happy Birthday
Ken - love Peggy & Tiffany

Grandpa Manin
+ July 14 Happy Birthday pa Manning

Uncle Ken - from Clarice.
Nathan, Maria, Brittany, Linda
& Luciano

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we will print It free of charge
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Noon Thureday the week
before the paper is published
IF YOUR BIRTHDAY SUBMISSION
1S NOT IN THIS WEEKS AD,
LOOK NEXT WEEK.

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At The Castlegar Dairy
Queen In the Castieaira
Plaza.

+ July 1S Happy Birthday
Isobel Kastrukoff - from Jim,
Gail, Keenan & Brian

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@ Kathy Tarasoff - love Jim, Gail

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