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The Gastlegar Sun

Wednesday, May 19, 1993

Province of British Columbia
Ministry of Transportation and Highways + Kootenay Boundary District

Pursuant to Section 26 of the highw: and the provisions of the
commercial transport act, notice is given that load restrictions will be
rescinded effective 1:00 am, Wednesday, May 19, 1993.
John Bodnarchuk
District Highways Manager
Kootenay Boundary District
Minister of Transportation and Highways
Dated at Grand Forks, British Columbia
this 18th day of May 1993
Province of
British Columbia

Ministry of Transportation
and Highways.

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‘PROGRAMME OF EVENTS ,

June 1, Tuesday

Reading of Proclamation at City Hall
June 11, Friday: Flag Raising at City Hall 2 pm

Seniors Strawberry Tea
Legion Hall | pm

June 12, Saturday

Church Service at St. David's 10 am
Dress: Uniforms and Medals

June 13, Sunday

June 16, Wednesday: Dance to Zimmerman
June 17, Thursday: Dance to Zimmerman
June 18, Friday: Lounge 7 pm - 9 pm

June 19, Saturday: Parade -

and the

John 14:6

‘SUN STAFF PHOTO / Shartene Imhott

Billy Graham Associate Crusader, Ralph Bell, preached to a full-house all three nights at the Community Com-
plex in Castlegar. The crusade took place in both Nelson and Castlegar. While speaking in Castlegar last Mon-
day, Bell aimed his message at youth in the West Kootenay

Meet at Courthouse. Time: 10:15 am

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New members appointed
to Selkirk College Board

for their contributions to the

and gardening
operation of Selkirk College

Submitted Anderson currently works

The two new Board mem part-time as a bookkeeper for a

Kask

Previously

oun bers. whose terms begin offi

cially May 1
own special insights, skills, and

A provincial order-in-c
cil has appointed two new
members.to the Selkirk College
Board. Named to.one-year
terms are Alex Pereverzoff of
Castlegar, and Fiona Anderson
of Kaslo

In his appointment letter, Dr

business services firm
each bring their her association with
the banking industry took her to
experience to the Coll Vancouver, Victoria, the North
Board west Territories, Yukon, Prince
Perevergoft, a retired ele Rupen, New Denver and final
mentary schoo! principal, is ly, Kaslo
active in the affairs of Castle Until last year, Anderson
Tom Perry, Minister of gar Seniors was a member of the board of
Advanced Education, Training the Castlegar Hospice Society the Victorian Hospital, treasur
and Technology thanked — the Kootenay Men‘s Group, a er of the J. V. Humphries School
departing Board members benevolent society, and a coun- Parent Advisory.Council, and
George Anutooshkin of Castle sellor for the Castlegar Senior secretary to the Kaslo Scout
gar, and Fay Rogers of Nakusp Citizens group Troop and the Kaslo Tennis

Club. She enjoys tennis, hock
WONT ORT TO moo ey, gardening and running as

well as spending ume with her
family

Both new appointees are
looking forward to assuming
their roles in the governance of
the college, and will attend the
next meeting of the Selkirk
College Board May 18 at the
Nelson Campus.

He is a member of

He enjoys golf

Consulting
Financial Counselling
and Goal Setting
Brenda
3565-3487

roadside screening device
could be in the hands of
any police off any time.
anywhere in the province

THE MEETING PLACE

FULL CIRCLE BIRTH PARENT SUPPORT GROUP - meet monthly
phone Catherine 365-5347

Engagement
notice

Peter and Irene
Semenoff of Castlegar
would like to announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Leanna Lynn to
Robert Mark Palmer, son
of Bruce and Marcia
Palmer of Castlegar. The
wedding will take place
May 29, 1993 in Castlegar.

SENIORS CITIZEN'S ASSOCIATION #45_- Business meeting May 6
2 p.m. Whist May 13 & 27 7 p.m. The Social May 20 12 noon at Twin
Rivers School. Choir/Band Entertainment

SPECIAL PUBLIC MEETING - For all Christina Lake residents and
visitors, May 23, 1993 1:30 p.m. Christina Lake Community Hall
PLEASE ATTEND! This may be the last chance to state your
opposition to logging on the slopes around the lake. Help keep the
warmest, tree-lined lake in Canada Tree-lined. This meeting has
been called by concerned residents of Christina Lake.

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Coming events of Castlegar and District non-profit organizations may be
listed here. The first 12 words are $4 and additional words are 15¢
each. Boldfaced words (which must be used for headirigs) count as two
words. Each consecutive insertion is half-price. Minimum charge is $4
Deadline is 11:30 Monday for Wednesday's paper. Please bring in or mail
your notices to

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Wednesday, May 19, 1993

The Castlegar Sun

SUN STAFF PHOTO /John Van Putten

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Police ticket might

result in trip to Hawaii

Sun Staff

Police arc
ing out ticket
are stopped

going to start hand.
to all drivers who
whether they are
sober or impaired. There is one
Shght difference in the tickets

Kootenays may actually look for
ward to being stopped by police
The program is designed to
recognize and teinforce positive
driving behavior. The program
designed by ICBC and supported
by local police and the B.C Auto-
mobile Association, which donat

said ICBC Traffic Safety Pro
grams Manager in Trail, Geoff
Koganow

The rewarding tickets thank
drivers for not drink: and driv
ing and contain a space for the
drivers name and address, if they
drop the tickets off at their local

This is one ticket Castlegar resident Fred Lalonde doesn't

mind recieving from the RCMP. Constable Pete Redekop
ticketed Lalonde with a chance to win a trip for two to Hawaii.

Drinking and driving

though, impaited drivers will get
their usual punishment; and sober
drivers will be ticketed with a
chance to win a seven-day trip for
two to Hawaii

People may actually start to
cruise around looking for thé
police spot checks with this pro-
gram. This is your chance to be
rewarded for being a sober driver
if stopped by one of the RCMP
road checks

This year's Spring CounterAt
tack, which runs from May 14
24, drivers in the West and East

ed the Hawaiian vaéation. RCMP station they will be

“This is a great way for ICBC,
the BCAA, local media and
police to show their appreciation
of the many conscientious
motorists in the community who
are choosing to become part of
the solution to our traffic trou-
bles, not part of the problem,”

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Sun
Classifieds
Sell

Spring CounterAttack
well under way

Submitted

Many British Columbians
who would-never think of
drinking and driving at night
often don’t feel the same way
about sitting behind the wheel
of a car after having a few
drinks during the day

It’s as if they don’t think the
same rules apply when they're
at the beach or watching a ball
game, or just enjoying a few
“cold ones” in the sunshine

That fact is, however, that
the laws. against drinking and
driving apply all thé time. To
make that me
everyone. police throughout the
province are conducting the
annual Spring CounterAttack
blitz against drinking drivers
from May 14 to 24

During that 10-day

clear to

period
police road check
ping drivers at all hours of the
day and night. As a result, if
you drink and drive, chances
are that you'll be caught
regardless of whether the sun's
out. The goal is to reduce that
toll taken on our streets and
highways by drinking drivers
during the summer months

Despite the belief that drink
ing driving crashes peak during
the Christmas season, there is
actually a higher frequency of
alcohol-related crashes during
the summer months

For example, people were
killed or injured in 431 drink-
ing-driving crashes during the
months of December and Jan-
uary in 1991. By contrast, there
were 638 alcohol-related casu-
alty crashes during May and
June of that year — or about 50
per cent more than during the
Christmas season

Through police enforcement,
increased public awareness and
community support, the Christ-
mas CounterAttack campaigns
have significantly reduced the

will be stop

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Local police, ICBC and the
Ministry of Attorney General
are targeting warm-weather
drinkers through Spring Coun-
terAttack

With your help, lives can be
saved this summer. The most
important help you can give is
not to drink and drive and to
hetp a friend make it home
safely

Kendrick-Twidale Optometrists
are pleased to announce that
Alfred P. Semenoff, BSc.0.D.

has become a partner in their
practice of optometry.

The practice will now be known as
Trail Optometry Clinic

1370 McQuarrie St., Trail, BC VIR 1X3
Phone: 364-2020

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