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Action Ad Deadline For Sunday.........11 a.m. Friday
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YOUR SUPPORT FOR CANCER RESEARCH
Since 1948, the Canadian Cancer Society, through its research affiliate,
The National Cancer Institute of Canada, has generously sustained
cancer research, The following table illustrates the research areas in
British Columbia funded by your donations
CONQUER CANCER CAMPAIGN FUNDS: 1976 1989

Library adds Crop [je
of best sellers

Remember
When?

WYEARSAGO ~
From the April 14, 1949
Castlegar News

The request by Mr. Otto Walker and
Mr. Ross McDermid ‘for ‘a burial
ground above the gravel pit at Brilliant
had been given due consideration and

STEEL, WHITNEY, BURGESS, MICHAELS

4,632,426
6,303,329
11,137,822
113,531
$22,187,108

4. University of Victona:
TOTAL

FREE ESTIMATES &

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WE REPAIR ALL

Steering You Straight

Of this total, ‘$14,773 000 Was been Ww
Research Centre

@fled in Fesearch at the BC Cancer Ne? Thea you auel be. “Quietly Leading the Way”

they regret to advise that for a number
of reasons the C: M. & S. company is
not prepared 10 “make this land
available for this purpose

Ava meeting held on Monday, April
11 the Castlegar Community Club
tuansferred the land, buildings and
assets of their club to the village of
Castlegar as a community centre, un
der the terms of a resolution presented
toand accepted by the Castlegar Board
of Commissioners recently

The Fair Committee of the
Castlegar-Robson Canadian Legion
and Ladies Auxiliary met at the home
of Mrs. J. Parkin on Thursday to
discuss plans for their third annual Fall
Fair

25 YEARS AGO
From the April 16, 1964
Castlegar News

Funcrabservices were held Saturday
for the late Stanley Humphries, 76, of
Robson, the man who lent his name to
the Stanley Humphries secondary
schoolin Castlegar

Mr. Humphries died last Thursday
in the Castlegar hospital after a lengthy
illness.

The B.C. Telephone Co. is taking
‘action to reduce the party-line toading
in the Syringa Creek-Robsonarea. The
action follows a petition which was
submitied recently by residents in that

By JUDY WEARMOUTH
ead Librarian
Here's an added bonus to the lovely spring weather
we're having. A bumper crop of best sellers has just hit
the Castlegar library shelves, Make sure you come in
ne on the reserve lists.

A Twist in the Tale by Jeffrey Archer is a collection
of 12 original short stories. Like his novels, Kane and
Abel, First Among Equals, The Prodigal Daughter,
each of these stories has a surprise in store for every
reader, whether it's The Perfect Murder, an unforget-
table courtroom shocker, or Just Good Friends, a
young man's relationship with a very designing female,
or Honour Among Thieves, in which a wine expert is put
to the acid test! Archer's touch in these stories is deft,
witty and wicked and the collection makes very enter
taining reading.
MORE FROMSTEEL

Danielle Steel has more than one million copies of
her books in print worldwide and still she keeps chur-
ning Out a best seller a year. Her latest constellation is
called Star, thé story of Crystal Wyatt growing up on a
remote ranch in Northern California and dreaming of
Hollywood, which seems thousands of miles away; But
she’s a girl whose dazzling beauty and glorious-singing
Voice single her out and events conspire to lead her to
stardom. Not even the darkest scandals can keep her star
from rising and it leads her further and further from the
man she fell in love with when she was barely a child.

Henry Denker's new novel The Retreat could be
taken straight from today’s headlines about celebrities
battling drug and alcohol addiction. Hollywood star
Kitsi Mills has a perfect life, on the surface. She’s

with an Indian princes His American daughter-in-law,
Eve, has a voice that makes her the toast of two con
tinents, Geoffrey Eden is home from war, broken in
mind and body. Stephen is passionately in love with Eve
and Frederick returns home from India with his new
bride.
MICHAELS BACK

Barbara Michaels is back, with a sure-fire winner,
Smoke and Mirrors. When young Erin Hartsock joins
the staff to electing ©
Rosemary White Marshall senator for Virginia, she
foresees nothing more than some boring secretarial
work ahead. But as the campaign heats up, Erin finds
herself fascinated by the charismatic candidate and her
rogues gallery of advisers and volunteers. Soon the
campaign heats up in more sinister ways — a series of
dangerous fires, a violent attack and a seeiningly ac
cidental death, Among Erin's new-found friends,
someone is keeping a deadly secret and waiting for the
right time to disclo:

DOCTOROW RETURNS

After a break of four years, E! L. Doctorow has
produced one more luminous transformation of fact in
to fiction. Billy Bathgate takes us into the perilous world
of the Depression-era gangsters, the world of Dutch
Schultz and his gang-of-murderers where men are
ceremoniously drowned with their feet in buckets of
concrete and black Packards cruise the streets with
machine guns at the ready. Billy makes us intimates of
his fateful adventures in this world as he iechlessly of

“Tefs Up his soul to its:

Lgl
ROMANTIC NOVEL
Rainbow in the Mist is Phyllis Whitney’s latest in a
long line of romantic mysteries, It’s a taut story of
suspense, exploring clairvoyance -and crystals, sun

TERRY FOX FUNDS: 1982 1989

1 BC

2. Cancer'Contral Agency of B.C

3. University of Brush ¢
TOTAL

Cancer Foundation

CANAAN

SOCIETY

TISH COLUMBIA AND YUKON DIVISION

80,000
2,829,018
2,470,453

$5,379,471

HOOL DISTRICT No. 9 (CASTLEGAR
KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE ONE

REGISTRATION

For the '89/'90 School Year

Parents wishing fo enfoll their Child In either ENGLISH Kindergarten or RUSSIAN
r-chitd-at the

are asked to register the
Wf the child"is presently attending Kin

below
dergarten, there is no need to register him/her in Grade One

Please note that a birth or baptismal certificate MUST be shown betore a child
con be registered. Kindergarten pupils must be five years old on or belore

December 3!
December 31, 1989

CASTLEGAR PRIMARY

Wednesday, yaueoer April 19, 20 —
9:00 a.m. - 11:00a.m.; 1:00 p.m. -

3:00 p.m

1989. Grade One pupils must be six years old on’ or betore

— Twin Rivers, Castlegar

listening to a bad muffle:

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MALONEY

AUTO BODY SHOP

HEAVY-DUTY all purpose, 2-gallon
plastic pails with tight-fitting covers and
hand cleaning. $1.50 each.
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Cak

“Old folks would be more
attractive if they'd try harder
to appear wise than young.”

mM PoGued

ALUMINUM. sh Ideal for _inexpen
sive roofing. siding) of insulation. They
can even be used fot vapor barriers and
any kind of miscellaneous construction

area to the Castlegar village council

Kinnaird_village_chairman Carl
Loeblich issied a warning to village
residents to boil their water -before
drinking it
IS YEARS AGO
From the April 18, 1974
Castlegar News
A proposal for a new arena is to be
presented to city council for its ap
proval in the near future
This was reported Tuesday night by
Ald. Mike Livingston when presenting
his report on parks and recreation

A local girl has been.chosen by the
B.C. government to be a guide in the
B.C. Pavilion at Expo 74 held May 4
to Nov. 3in Spokane

Sandi Lamont, 21-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lamont
of Castlegar, has received word she has
been Stieceysful in-her application to
work in the B.C. Pavilion and is one of
three girls in British Columbia to be
chosen.

Cutting the ribbon took a new twist
on Wednesday afternoon of last week
when a log cabin, a project of Arts 1
students at Selkirk College,
ficially opened with the splitting of a
length-of-firewood-on-the-porch_by
district oldtimer and environmentalist
Pat Romaine. Started in September of
last year, the log cabin has just been
completed through the efforts of the
students which consist of 10 women
dnd 10 men ages 17024

SYEARSAGO
From the April 15, 1984
Castlegar News

The West Kootenay and Selkirk
health units in Trail and Nelson will be
amalgamating in Castlegar

Provincial Health Minister Jim
Nielsen confirmed the government's
letter to the West
Kootenay Union Board of Health

was of

decision in a

B.C. Hydro’s Keenleyside-Murphy
Creek dam project could be delayed
another two years, as a result of a cut in
expenditures by the
poration

Crown cor

Selkirk College has received a 1
per cent increase in its 1984-85 budget
allocation from the
Education

College principal Leo Perra told
board members Tuesday night in a
prepared report that the collegé will
ré&teive $10,118,000 about a
$300,000 increase over last
allocation of $9.97 million

Ministry of

year’s

Lottery numbers

The following are the winning num
bers drawn in Wednesday’s lottery

LOTTO 6/49 — 10, 28, 30, 37, 40
and 44. The bonus number was 21. The
four Extr’ winning numbers for
British Columbia on Wednesday were
7,15, S2and 56.

BC KENO — 4, 27, 29, 32, 39, 41, 44
and 47

The following are the winning num.
bers drawn in Thursday's lottery

B.C. KENO — 5, 18, 20, 21, 31
45and 54

These numbers, provided by The
Canadian Press, must be considered
unofficial.

KINNAIRD ELEMENTARY — Kinnaird Elementary,

beauuitul, talented, has an devoted daughter
and an obliging agent. The reality of her life is terrifying
and sordid. She’s haunted by dark memories of her
childhood and is on the verge of destroying herself with
alcohol and drugs. She's persuaded to enter a luxurious
rehabilitatio centre called The Retreat and there she
meets some interesting people all struggling to piece
their lives together
EDEN SAGA CONTINUES

And there is yet another addition to Marilyn
Eden family saga. In Eden and Honor, the
Edens experience the Boer uprising, the unsteady but
'S movement, Queen Vic-
toria’s Diamond Jubilee and the outbr
W orld War. Within the cold walls of Eden castle, there’s
a lot of hot emétion. John Murray Eden rules everyone
with persuasive power but his strong-willed niece,
Charlotte, defies him and convention by living in sin

Harris’

defiant roots of the wom

Wheels and secrets at The rainbows end. Christy Loren
has come to fear her gift of clairvoyance, as without
warning, visions engulf her, visions that have guided the
police, too late, to the bodies of murder victims. To
escape her horrors, Christy flees to the Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia and the reassuring presence of
her down-to-earth aunt. But she finds she can’t escape
the fearful mysteries even there.
WILDLY ORIGINAL

The distinguished British writer, Anthony Burgess,
has produced another wildly original novel, Any Old
Iron. It’s a broad, multi-layered historical portrait of
our century, from the sinking of the Titanic through the
Russian Revolution and two world wars, to the creation
of the state of Israel. Throughout these chaotic times,
the destinies of two families, one Welsh, one Jewish, are
bound together by an unusual marriage, an unrequited
love and a strange but solid friendship

Valley Vista, Blueberry Creek
Wed., Thurs., April 19, 20 —
9:00 a.m

ROBSON ELEMENTARY

Thursday, April 20 — 12:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m

TARRYS ELEMENTARY

Wednesday, April 19 — 8:30a.m

- 11:00 a.m.; 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m

- 12:00 noon

WOODLAND PARK — Woodland Park, Pass Creek

Thursday, April 20 — 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m

NOTE: Dual entry for Kindgrgarten will not be im-

plemented for the '89/'90 year.

Board of School Trustees
School District No. 9 (Castlegar)

Call Gary 365-7389

VALKYR AQUATICS

Hosts

needed

Foundation for
Foreign Study is making an urgent ap-
peal for host families who will invite a
foreign exchange student into their
homes tor the 1989-90 school year

The bducatior

Robert Westhoff is the
area representative in Castlegar for the

olunteer

foundation, a non-profit organization
which arranges high-school ex
changes. Students arrive here in
August and many have yet to be placed

with volunteer host families.

It's not only a case of families not

having much surplus
Economic difficulties
have been with us for a long time

Besides, people in less affluent areas

income,
Westhoff says.

are some of the most willing to host
We just have to let caring, happy
families know about our program; we
want good homes, not necessarily
wealthy ones.””

So here are some details for all those
Castlegar families who have an interest
in international friendship and an ex
tra bed. Families may pick their own
students, all of whom speak English,
have good grades, and will bring their
own spending money and insurance
“The students have a real desire to
learn more about the Canadian way of
life,’ Westhoff says. If a family is in-
terested in hosting an exchange
student, please call Westhoff in
Castlegar

KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION

trom a Russian background.

GIVE YOUR CHILD A SECOND LANGUAGE OPPORTUNITY
ENROL YOUR CHILD IN A SCHOOL DISTRICT
No. 9 ENGLISH/RUSSIAN BILINGUAL PROGRAM
Kindergarten & Grade 1 — Castlegar Primary
Grade 2 & 3 — Twin Rivers Elementary
This program is open to EVERYONE, you don't have to speak Russian or come

precision and
‘own language — in s

6. Experience wit
vergent thinking tasks

WHY STUDY ANOTHER LANGUAGE?

1. The benefits of learning another lon:

disciplines that ore applicable to eny learning sitvetion

2. The disciplines and skills one learns beside the language itself, will be
used time and time again in whatever

3. The applicability of knowledge gained is one of those things only the
learning of a second language can provide.

4. Memory skills ore improved, the grammar of Englit
the choice of words in any language is heightened.

5. Studies have shown that most students of second languages consistently
do well in most other subject areas.
ha second language increases the student's ability in

J in the exposure to new

is better learned,

School District No. 9 will be having informational meetings at
Tarrys Elementary School — April 17, 7 p.m.
Castlegar Primary School — April 18, 7 p.m.

if you are interested in having your child placed
in this program we invite you to attend.
For Further Information call our schools at 365-8465 or 365-5744

Ups

atch for it!
ed., April 19
in the Castlegar News

Airport
gets $2
milli6n

facelift/
expansion

rading projects
total $258 million

Pulp Mill
spending
$90m this
decade

Resurgence
of University
presencein

Nelson:

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