CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thureday, February 3, 1977

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© Cards of Thanks © Cards of Thanks

h to extend

Suat_ to say thank-you to s

all the nuraing staff und

tora) for all thelr kin cneas and
whilo 1 was in hospital,

Special thanks to Dr, Ward,

and ‘encouragement ‘vonne,
Kol uaa i

Stoushnow “and. tneally

© Cards of Thanks . Cards of. Thanks

Selkirk Business College,
formerly the Trail Business
College, will begin its second
term of operation on Feb. 14,
since becoming part of the
Selkirk College operation.

‘The business college is‘a
well-known institution, having
been privately run by Mrs,
Francis Cook for over 40 years,
In 1976, she. approached. the
Trail school board and the

I would like to extend my

pany feta sincere thanks 9 the Dra. and

¢ the Caatlegar and Dis-

{Het Hospital for the excellent
ita Evelyn

peri
ny kind ttonds. at

providing refresh=
y Dahlin, Bob and

@ LEGALS

DEPARTMENT OF FORESTS
FOREST SERVICE +
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bealed tenders for supplying
lal services for tw

Home,
‘Verna ot be ‘ee
Harry an
Bul and Olga Kanigan
The Grandchildren

© In Memoriams

In loving memory of David
way

(local miter) Rt ark 16, jive Sand
opened in public at that naan

Speolfications may be
after February 14, pie we the
Baginetring offices in Nelson,

oe enquiries should be direct~
ur place, ed to the: aeecn Mettet Bng-
You'are still the dearest o {neering
team bothers and statore subj
to the conditions of tender and
submitted on the forms and in
the envelope supplisd.
No tender shall be conpilered
Let any, qi ying clauses
lowest or
ay tender will not necessarily
‘be accepted,

In loving memory of of David
passed ai

_ y Fehe
2,
jong is the face wo loved_#0

: dear,
1 eaves fs the voice wa loved
ear;

Too far away for sight or
}, But not too far for thought to
: rea
} Sweet to remember him who
t once was here,
: and who, though absent,

Dated: February 4, 1977
3. R, Johnston

District Forester

Forest Service

Nelson, B.C.

Project No, 488

Bile: No, 01761

TOP SOM — % CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL!
- DRAIN, ROCK — MORTAR SAND

PHONE 365-7124
‘ya. UNION SHOP

on

‘Tenders: seg be mado jock

i f the College Council
to inquire if they were in-
terested in taking over the

operation. In June 1976, Selkirk .

made a proposal to the Deputy
Minister of Education Walter
Hardwick, suggesting that Sel-
kirk incorporate the business
college into its multi-campus
structure,

After a positive response,
the building was rented until
June 1877, and the first intake

.of approximately 35 students

began class on Oct. 4 of last!
year.
The courses offered are

- clerk-typist, clerk-steno and

bookkeeper, and are about

four-and-one-half months-in -

length. The level of training
achieved differs with an in-

dividual’s ability and ambition, _

but onge can be trained to

occupy a responsible secretarial ,

position, -

“Manpower will sponsor an
individual in a business careers
course if that person has a job
possibility at the end -of the
course. Their selection is done.
from a waiting list on a first

~ come-first serve basis,

It is hoped that by Sep-
tember 1977, the school will be
organized to the extent that
there will be a continuous
intake of students over a 12-
month period.

Invisible
Dwarfs In
His Kitchen

If “invisible dwarfs" are
causing a ruckus in your
kitchen and basement, Henry
‘Wennmaker may be the man to
lay down the law and send them
packing.

Mr. Wennmaker, ‘a West-
‘erly; Rhode Island; policeman,
responded toa call Sunday to a
man’s home where the occupant
was complaining: of “invisible
dwarfs” in his kitchen and
cellar.

“I'told the one (dwarf) in

his report. “The dwarfs left

. without incident.”

The report also said the
man, .who seemed satisfied the
tiny cellar-dwellers were gone,
thanked the policeman and
Wennmaker returned to his
rounds.

“BIRTHS.

FERRER! 1A — To Mr. and
‘Mra. Thomas Ferreria of Cas-
tlegar, Jan, 26 ba Gautier jet

Mra. Richard Wott, ofc Gastlo-
gar, Jan. 27 a Senghter,
HAWLEY — To Mr,

Irian Tiers of Castlegar,

Mrs,
Jan. 30 a daughter.

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. for Carports, Garages, Homes, Apartments, Stores:
‘= You same it, we make it!
‘For More Information Call 442-251 IZ
(Evenings 442-8483)

HERITAGE INDUSTRIES. LTD.

P.O. Box 1917 — Grand Forks, B.C.

‘Selkirk Business College Begins
lts Second Term of Operation :

‘Teresa Furiak, One of fhe Selkirk Business College Students

—Selkirk Callege Photo

_ cellaneous items.

Castlegar and District Hospital

Theft From

CanCel’

Buildings

Police are still investi-
gating a theft from: three
CanCel sawmill buildings which
has resulted in an approxt-'
mately’ $100 Ipss,

The incident was reported
early Tuesday morning. A

police spokesman says ‘the loss
includes a case of oil and mis-

Accident. .
Is Under
Investigation

” Asingle-car accident early
Saturday morning on Broad: .
water Road has resulted in
$2,000 damage to a 1968 Mere,
and three. persons taken to

for treatment.

Taken to hospital, ‘but not
detained, was the driver,
James B. Esopenko of Yorkton,
Sask., and two female pas-
sengers described as juveniles,

Police. sald the vehicle *
struck, a telephone pole. No.
other information has been
made available. The incident. is
still under. investigation.

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help you t-Yourse!
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Cristal,
) BATHROOM THE
These’ 4¥4"x 4¥0" Tiles
come’ in’ over: ‘eight
various . colours. “from
which to sheers Plain
or clouded.

Regularly $1.29 sq. ft.
While Stock Lasts

“a9 Front Street’ — “Tale hone a

_ Canada’s Beer Selling Books

Consumer Questionnaire *
Asks for Public's Views

‘Kootenay West MP Bob
Brisco wants to make sure the
consumer is given an oppor-

tunity to- report to the’ Anti- - board.

Inflation Board with respect to

. price increases. +

Ina letter to the Castlegar
News, Mr. Brisco encloses a
copy of the AIB Consumer
Price Increase Report question-
naire. “It deals with price in-
creases which are of great
concern to the consumer,” he

writes, “and will give ‘the

general. public a chance to

express their views to the
"

Mr. Brisco said copies of
the questionnaire may be ob-
tained from his constituency
office at 1810 Cedar Ave. in
Trail.

The address of the Anti-
Inflation ‘Board is Box 1754
Station B, Ottawa, KIP_6B1.

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_ The Book Shop

WHERE INDIVIDUAL ORDERS ‘ARE OUR sd
Across from the Post Office, Castlegar:

the children's draw, a huge seven-pound chocolate bar. Secon:

CANDIDATE for a giant stomach acke "bit a bappy winner {s Kim Sorenson vith | the first prize in
d prize went to Danny Salekin, the now

Voice of the People

‘As campaign, chairman of
the! Heart’ Fund. for 1977, I
would ‘like to give a few Teta
about: this ‘organtzation. :

The British’. Columbia
Heart Foundation Is‘ affiliated”
with ‘the ‘Canadian’ Heart
Foundation, the sole voluntary’
health agency in’ Canada‘ de-
voted entirely to the’ study,
contro! and prevention of heart

and blood yessel disease ,and

strolee ct d diseare is Canada’s
number one health hazard, with
over 50 per cent of deaths In
North America. caused. by
heart-relited diseases, ‘The
Heart Fund. brings together

medical and lay people dedi-

cated to conquering heart di-
sease and: atrokes through re-
search, brotcseional and bublie

Owner of a camera, as president of the Ladies’ Auxiliary ¢ to Minor Hockey, Beth Johnston, looks

tlegar, News Photo by Donna Embree *

MAJOR FUND ‘RAISING event for Castlegar Minor: Hockey
Week was the ticket draw which saw the three prizes awarded to
local residents. Shown, left to right, are Bruce Armstrong of Co-Op
Petroleum whose firm supplied the $100 gift certificate; -
chairman Pat

Public oouen is given ie 3

Picton; Norm McNabb winner of the $100 ‘gift certificate; and

- PWA representative’ Barry. Ehman,

1». who announced - Dorothy

Glendinning the winner of the trip to’ Vancouver for two
compliments of PWA airlines plus $100.
sCaatleant News Photo bias Donna Embree

mit
of one cestticae i

Services,
Alice Davis, who won the first prize of $500; raffle

cards :
Design: Superb.
Quality:

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Thank You’.
My sincere thanks to.all the people

who supported me during”
_ the recent by-election.

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February 9th 12:30

* February 9th.

February Mth

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“Stephen Leacock
Ma ter Humerist

February” 10h i

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February 10th
‘ February 11th
3:00 p.m,
4:30 p.m.

February 11th
Februery Ne 3

February 1 we f

of Delta.
Mrs.

. Bertoria and family.

Every day -
2-4 p.m,

ear p.m.
8:00 p.m:,”

12:30, - 2 p.m. Meet: ‘in Mai

8:00 p.m.

vironmental camps. °
The clubs’ are: ‘run by.

volunteers, mostly parents, pad

helped « «by: resource \:

BC. Anyone with children a

y be: interested in forming

p- such club,.is. asked ‘to please |
‘attend; the meeting. .:

‘Castlegar Socials

‘Mee, H. Johnson 365-8294,
Mr..and Mrs.'J. Stier and
Mr. and'Mrs. jcott returned

“home ‘Tuesday of. Jast week

2) Visiting“ at the home of
Mrs. E. "Kulehyski for ‘a’ few
days is her daughter, Mrs. E.
Tzatt and grandson Kerry, both

. Johtigon returned,
home Monday . evening - after:
spending five days in Delta, the
guest “of Dr. and. -Mrs. .W.

‘Anywhere, on,
“College

5 Lounge: First
‘Main Lounge

Meet ‘in Main’ °
Lounge: First

‘Heart Foundation Facts

; Editor, Castlegar News: -

the form of literature and lec-
tures to recognize warning
signs and to understand the
diagnosis and treatment. Pre-
ventative medicine is. part of
the education, with diet, exer-
cise, and’ smoking prevention
emphasized.

Money raised has also been
used in transportation assis.
tance, Anyone in the district
needing treatment in a major
heart centre may apply for this
assistance,

Many concerned ‘citizens
have taken part in the Feb-
ruary fund-raising campaign
over the past four years,

Margaret Pryce
Castlegar

In Britain
‘It's Keep Left
By Custom

‘Every wondered why Brit-
ish drivers drive on the teft
instead of the right? The DDL
Bulletin for April explained
that the custom dates back to

the days of yore, when travel)
was on horseback,

Ever wary of robbers and
outlaws along the way, riders
kept to the left when passing
each other in order to ‘keep
sword or pistol arm on the side
of any possible assailant,

* Question is, what did deft.
handed swordsmen ‘do? :

“Charges Pending After
Break-In of Pete’s TV

Charges are pending |

against two juveniles following
a break-and-entry at Pete's TV
in which an estimated $1,400 in

‘occurred Friday. night, with
entry gained by forcing a‘rear
window, A police investigation
led to two juveniles being ap-

and
tapes and records were stolen.
Police say the Paw

Saturday morning,
and most of the stolen goods
recovel

Funeral Service Held

For Richard A. Duetsch

A funeral service was held
yesterday from the Church of
God in Castlegar for Richard
+ Alexander. Duetsch, age’66, a

i ‘Fesident of ‘Fairview Sub-

division in’ Blueberry, “who
passed away Monday at the

Castlegar and District Hospital.

Mr. Duetsch was born
Aug. 12, 1910 in Quinton, Sask.,
receiving his’ education and
being married in that province,
aswell. He later moved’ to
northern Alberta, and in 1961'
came to.settle in the Castlegar
district.

Surviving. are» his wife,
Resalie of Castlegar; three

sons, Allen of Fort McMurray,

iw Hill Honorary Pres.

Mrs. Ivy.-Hill was named

up ‘their bowling and ‘curling
‘teams for the Fun Day a as soon
as Possible.- i

Junior past president Mrs.
'W. Leduc reported: the’ L.A.'s"
activities during the past
indicating that. the © auxiliary
had ‘an active, successful: and
rewarding season.

. Committees . for the cur:

rent year: were ‘named .as_f

Walker; buying—Mrs. FE Dod
son, Mrs.’ N. 'Blais,..and’ Mrs.
Walker, memberaip ea M.

Cards‘ and flowera—
Harmsion; -publicity—Mrs.

i ‘The per capita was ordered :
paid: to. the. West’ -Kootens:

Zone. ‘After. some discussion’

‘regarding: the Spring. Tea, the.

date of the event: was set for.
April 23.
The L.A; has: decided to

make 4 donation to the ladies’

Bonnett’s Bowling Tourn:
ment.
it was reported that cater-

-ing jobs are‘coming up for the.

months of February, March and
April.

Plans for a’ spring rum: :

mage sale to be held in the near,
future “were. discussed, with
Mrs.: A. Mocpsrean to be sn,

“charge.

The date for the Fall ree

Gordon. of Kimberley and Nor-
man of Castlegar; three daugh-
ters, Mrs.'Peter (Catherene)
Morgenthaler. of | Trail, .
Neil (Lucille) Daly of Lillooet
and‘ Judy. of Edmonton; one
brother, Walter Hubert of

Kamloops; one sister, Mrs. Don

(Lena) McLean of Vondu, Sask;
and five granddaughters,

+Rev. Ira Johnson officiated

‘at the service and pianist was

Mrs.. Betty Hostetter:

The following hymns were
sung by the congregation: “Oh
God Our Help in Ages Past”,
“Safe in the Arms of Jesus",

“What a Friend We Have in:

Jesus” and “God Be With You
‘Til We Meet Again",

__. Mr, Ede Kowalkoalso sang =
“The Old Rugged Cross”. i
Pallbearers were. Godron ;

and Allen Deutsh, Peter: Mor-

genthaler, Neil Daly and Bill |
t

and Bob. Hubert.

: Interment :; too} place!-at
Park Memorial Cemetery. with
Caatleges, Funeral H Home in care

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