- 4th NU-VUE EXTERIORS LTD. | Authorized SEARS Installer 365-0849 Avenue ’ PP.W.C. #1 Regatta Committee would like to thank the following ations Social Services Minister Joy McPhail commended students and staff of the Young Moms Program for helping make it one of the most successful of its kind in the province. After speaking to the class McPhail joined the students for refresh- ments at their annual awards tea. intendent of School District No. 9, was present and spoke about the decision to begin the program. “‘lt's fulfilling and satisfying to see what's happening in this pro- gram and it's a great feeling to know we made a wise decision.” Lach Farrell, Assistant Super- Also on hand to the students was Minister of Social Services Joy McPhail. McPhail, who has a five-year-old child, spoke with obvious knowledge about the obstacles a parent faces when TO TELL EVERYONE MEANS TO ME AND MY COMMUNITY” Castlegar, Area | & J residents are Invited to write a song, poem, or a short essay, maximum 100 words about what the bridge means to you. ONE WINNER FROM EACH OF THE 3 CATEGORIES Ages 5-9 yrs, 10 -15 yrs, and 16+ yrs will be chosen by our panel of judges Aud Will WIN a special souvenir hat and the opportunity to recite their submission at the opening ceremonies July 23, 1994. ENTRY DEADLINE 5 P.M. THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1994 TO 465 Columbia Ave., Castlegar, B.C. V1N 1G8 Please include full name, address, phone, & age category. NAST EN rs 2 Comm Link between folic acid and neural tube defects Almost 50 per cent of cases could be prevented with intake of essential vitamin take regular 0.5 mg supplements of folic acid daily, since at least half of all pregnancies are SUN STAFF unplanned. The Provincial Health Office of B.C. is Good dietary sources of folic acid include fresh green vegetables such as broccoli, spinach, peas, asparagus, Brussel sprouts, com, dried peas, beans and lentils. Generally, it is believed that darker green and orange vegetables and orange fruit contain more vitamins, including folic acid. Neural tube defects are serious birth defects urging all women of ing age to get enough B vitamin folic acid, in order to reduce the risk of giving birth to infants with Neural Tube Defects such as spina bifida. A press release to media from Provincial Health officer John Millar, specifies that all sexually active women of childbearing age of the brain and spinal cord. In spina bifida, Victims of spina bifida have various degrees of paralysis of their legs and lifelong NEVER-TO-BE-REPEATED SALE WAY! Everything You See* UNBELIEVABLE SAVING Want to Deal? MAKE US AN OFFER! Huge Shipment of July Stock is on its way — the manager needs to make room! COME EARLY WHILE STOCK IS COMPLETE! 763-5485 PEN In the United States a unit of blood can cost a patient upwards of $100 unless they have a donor willing to replace the blood they need. In Cana- da, the life-saving fluid is available at no cost to those who need it. Castlegar and District Hos- pital keeps a limited supply of GENELLE MINI STORAGE Units Now Available 365-7798 blood and blood products, such as plasma, on hand, but should a major disaster occur they are able to access blood at a moment's notice. Registered Lab Technician, Bonnie Essaunce, said that in an emergency Castlegar offi- cials are able to acquire blood quickly from a list of local donors supplied by the Canadi- an Red Cross. But usually, Castlegar Hospital will blood from either Trail or Nel- “If we had a disaster we would call Trail or Nelson hos- Pitals for blood. We've used them many times.” The hospital also keeps a current list of local blood NEW FACES AT GOLDEN CITY SCUBA We are pleased to announce the addition of two new Instructors to our instructional staff. Ed Motz of Genelle and Brad Stoutenburg of Fruitvale. Ed finished his instructors course in November at P.A.D.I. Canada College in Sidney, B.C.. While Brad spent four months in Grand Cayman learning his trade with Diving Dynamics P.D.T. (Prof 1 Diver Training) then finishing his instructors course in Kelowna in May. These two will be a welcome addition to the staff and will allow Golden City Scuba to serve your diving needs better! Pure Air Fills, & more. Wearing a Rotary mHaspital +..; Continued from 4A donors who are screened every six months and who can be called at a moments notice. But donors are encouraged to donate at the blood donor clin- ics when they are in town. The rarest blood type, said Essaunce, is AB negative, while O is idered Jacket festooned with pins from other countries, Ririt Hernawan displays the batik she pre- sented to the Castlegar Rotary Club in appreciation of sponsoring her stay in Canada. sun STAFF PHOTO Maren Kerthoft would have all played a part, The clearcut was autho- rized by the Ministry of Forests, who allows small business to bid on timber supply licenses. “We ent says fa well to ho: the loggi Ririt Hernawan reflects on year spent in Canada Castlegar has been good to Ririt Hernawan, 17, specifical- ly, the Castlegar Rotary Club has been good to her—it has given her the opportunity of a lifetime. Last August, Ririt, sponsored by Castlegar Rotary, came to as an h: student. the wide-variety of clubs avail- able at school. “Canadians are good in Sports. There are lots of clubs. We do well in Indonesia, but not as good.” Ririt will be returning to Indonesia this week, but she Plans to return to Canada to attend college. She is especially grateful to her latest host family Dar and Don McDowell for their Since then, her horizons have been broadened and Pe petal enteea Brariary y in providing a place for her to stay, which she said is 4 true representation of Canadi- “I've found lots of best friends. Before I came I thought it would be difficult to know people, but I was wrong. The other students are great.” Speaking English fluently and with hardly a trace of an accent, the likeable young lady spoke of her experiences in Canada and how they compare to those in Indonesi “School is totally different. It’s more relaxed here.” In Indonesia, Ririt explained, students attend school six days a week from 7 a.m. until noon. School uniforms are required. As well, students study 14 sub- jects a year, as compared to only seven at Stanley Humphries Secondary School (SHSS) where she is attended. As a member of the SHSS soccer team, Ririt appreciates db ‘Gan'fidlp you wifi alf: rn advertising needs — BIG or small! REMEMBER — it's easier to work with someone you know. Castlegar 365-2278 Sun the universal donor—meaning that when a person's blood type isn’t availab'e they can receive O negative. JOHNSON: Laura Mary Johnson, age 80, passed away peacefully after a courageous fight with cancer, June 22, 1994 at the Trail Regional Hospital. Laura was born February 23, 1914 in Dalmas, Saskatchewan. She was a long-time resident of Fruitvale but lived in Blueberry Creek and Trail for the past.four years. She will always be remembered for her love of animals - big and small. Laura is survived by her daughter Delphine (Carmon) Gipman of Rossland, her sons Desmond (Evelyn) of Blueberry Creek and Keith (Lynne) of Castlegar. Also left to mourn are six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren, her brother Jack (Madge) Startup of Fruitvale and several nieces & nephews. 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I will miss my friends and my host family.” GENELLE MINI STORAGE Units Now Available 365-7798 i g that the cutblock above the landslide should be planted as quickly as |HAPPY CANADA DAY! Hell In order for the staff of The Castlegar Sun to enjoy Canada Day with their families; The oun will be closed all day Friday, July 1, 1994 reopening at 8:30 am Monday, july 4, 1994, Classified Deadline Monday, July 4, 1994, 11:30 am. THE MEETING PLACE BAG SALE at St. David's Thrift Shop - 601 Columbia Ave. June 14 to June 24, *June SPaciar 8s X 20'S ONLY 1125-4th St., Castiegar/565 Baker St., Nelson Coming events of Castlegar and District non-profit groups and organizations may be listed here. The first 12 words are $6 and additional words are 20¢ each. Boldfaced words (which must be used for headings’ count as two words. Subsequent weeks are 25% off when booked at th ‘same time ( no copy change). Please note ads must be PREPAID. Deadii is 11:30 Monday for Wednesday's paper. 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