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gance to their bathroom decor
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and a full line of accessories,
Even some 3,600 years ago,
the Queen’s bathroom in King
Minos’ palace on Crete was
sumtuously bedecked with a
beautifully shaped and deco-
rated bath, remarkably intact
to this day. And the enormous
Roman public baths built
throughout their Empire,
which were the places to
socialize, featured rich bronze
fittings and sculpted spouts.
The practice of bathing fell
into wide disuse throughout
the Middle Ages, although
even in houses of nobility,
plain wooden tubs were often
topped off with a decorative

fabric canopy and-were some-
times padded with linen, By
the 16th century, however,
Italians such as Pope Clement
VII revived more elaborate
decors high-lighted by fres-
coed walls, marble baths and
hot and cold water taps.

A little later, in France,
Louis XIV went so far as to
install six baths in his suite in
Versailles, climaxing the ven-
ture with the addition of a
rose-pink marble octagon, 10
feet wide and three feet deep,
with gilded ceiling, cushions,
drapings and a great fabric
pavillion. The last was distinc-
tive enough to survive three
centuries, and is now situated
in the Versailles orangery.

By the second half of the
18th century, the bathroom
proper was well in vogue with
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bathroom in.the Palais de
l’Elysee, in which he took a
daily bath, was really more
like a ballroom. And La Paiva,
the famous coquette, had a
Moorish bathroom in her
home on the Champs Elysees,
complete with silver-plated
bath, turquoise-encrusted taps,
walls inlaid with onyx, and a
cornice of glass stalactites,
The Elector Palace at
Baden, Germany, also was
outfitted with an elaborate
bathroom, built with a pink-
and-black marble floor and
walls of white stucco with
panels bordered in amethysts
containing reliefs of nymphs.
Three steps led down into the
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House - but then it was “a
monarchial luxury” imported
by President Millard Fillmore,
And by the 1880s, ostentations
bathrooms became something
of an American status symbol.

For instance, most new
houses were built with bath-
rooms of an extravagant size,
many replete with stained
glass, heavy curtains, paneled
woodwork, rugs, chaises
longues and armchairs. The
very rich, such as the Mor-
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taps, nickel-plated plumbing
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marble blocks; and Chicago’s
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sunken, swan-shaped tubs,
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flowery motifs on fixtures.

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pressure on space have
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“That is because, for many
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a place of privacy, where they
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Wednesday, December 6, 1995

The Castlegar Sun

Page C3

Sun Classified

Baker - Daryl, Cynthia &
Jessica welcome with love
Julianna Darcy Mikaela
Bor Jan. 27, 1995, 7.04 am,
4 Ibs, 8 oz. - BC. Women’s
Hospital, Vancouver, BC.
Proud grandparents are
Mitchel & Polly Chernoff
of Castlegar and George &
Marjorie Baker of Langley.

Special thanks to Baba for
all her help in making our

little miracle possible. 1

ANNOUNCEMEN

ATTENTION SELKIRK COLLEGE
ALUMNI. Have your name listed in
the Selkirk College 30th Anniver-
sary Commemorative Magazine.
Please send your name (current

PLAYMOR HALL for rent. Wed-
dings, parties, dances, meetings
Full kitchen, catering. For into and
booking 359-2230 or 365-6772.
Bingo every Wednesday

Please note...ALL classifieds
word ads must be prepaid by
11:30 am Monday morning.
There are no credits given on
classified word ads.

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individuals to whom your replies
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BC V1N 1G8. We will destroy your
letter if the advertiser's name is on
your list.

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Ave., Castle, BC, V1N 1G8,

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CHRISTMAS CRAFT Fair, Dec. 8,
5-9pm and Dec. 9, 10-4:30. Blue-
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Community Computer Committee

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Buy Mel Smith’s book

“This is required reading for those who

believe there can be social justice for natives

along with laws applying to all, without dis-

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‘the public lands.”

- Alex Macdonald Q.C. former NDP
Attomey General of B.C.

“Smith's conclusions are well reasoned and
represent a wake-up call to all Canadians.”
~ Diane Francis, Editor, The Financial Post

Available at bookstores for $19.95 + G.S.T.
or by sending a cheque for $23.95 to

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Victorja, B.C. V8X 3G2

CONTEMPORARY: BEGINNER
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$24/person, $48/couple. For info
call 367-9878. Singles welcome

for The
Castlegar Sun to check every
classified ad which is sent to our
office. If the ad requires that you
advance money, we suggest
extreme caution and careful
checking before you pay any-
body anything. If it sounds too
good to be true... it probably is.

also known as Odeau passed away
‘suddenly on Nov. 25th at her home at 728
Meadow Lark Lane, Castlegar, B.C. at the
age of 74, She was born in Buchanan,
Saskatchewan on Feb. 7, 1921. The
Verigin family moved to Castlegar in 1936
where they bought & farmed the formerly
known Bloomer’s farm. Anne worked in a
cannery io Penticton & later in a bakery in
Nelson where she met her future husband,
Paul James Odo. They married and: moved
to Calgary where daughter Valerie was
born. They moved to Kamloops after 2
years and lived there until 1959 when
Anne's husband passed away. Anne moved
back to Nelson and settled in Castlegar on
the old homestead in 1960 where she lived
her entire life. She was a member of
US.C.C. since 1948 and was proud to be a

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much reading of the
enjoyed time spent with family &

of whom she was very proud,
Aane enjoyed cooking traditional meals
for her family which will be greatly
missed. She is survived by daughter
Valerie (George) Fontes, grandsons
Geoffrey Paul Fontes -age 17, Ryan Keith
Fontes -age 15, Darren Thomas Fontes -
age 14 & Matthew Joseph Fontes -Age 10.
She is also survived by sister Mary (Fred)
Swetlikoe of Castlegar, nephew James
(Theresa) Swetlikoe of Australia, niece
Lola (Bob) Anderson of Balfour, nephew’
Fred (Bernie) Swetlikoe of Nelson & neice
Marilyn (Ken) Lunde of Trail. She was
predeceased by husband Paul in 1959.
‘Anne was also predeceased by father Mike
F, Verigin, mother Dora Verigin &
Brothers Pred and Bill. Prayer service was
held Wed., Nov. 29 - at the Castlegar’
Funeral Chapel and on Thurs. Nov.
30th/9S with burial at the Brilliant
Cemetary. Funeral arrangements under the
direction of Carberry's Puneral Home and
Castlegar Funeral Chapel. A traditional
luncheon was held for all at the Sandman
Toa,

In Loving Memory
HELEN (Nana) LAVOIE
Passed away Dec. 7/87

Deep in our lives is « lonely spot
Your bright face used to fill;
But naught can take your memory,
‘That shines there and always will.

Love,
Leonard, children,
grandchildren & great

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Call Peaches anytime 365-2466
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SINGLES INTRODUCTIONS
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find your spegial someone. Local
All ages. Tired'of being alone? Call
toll free 915-0:

SPECIAL LADY WANTED. Single
white male, 35, non-smoker, non-
drinker, 5'6", honest, good looking,
clean cut, looking for that special
lady who is ready for a relationship,
27-35 yrs old, has nice figure and
enjoys passionate times. | am not
one into watching sports but enjoy
music, canoeing, movies, learning
new things. | had a major operation
1 year ago. | enjoy quiet times ai
home. Not into bar scenes, Scorpio
man, if that means anything to any-
one. Reply to Box #30 c/o The
Castlegar Sun, 465 Columbia Ave.,
ci BC, VIN 1G8.

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CAR OF THAN

"Phe family of the late Helen
Shelfontiuk, wish to extend our

heart-felt thanks to the supportive
and compassionate staff of the
Castlegar Hospital, Kootenay Lake
District Hospital and St. Paul's
Hospital. Our special thanks to
the nurses and doctors, who were
always there for us at this difficult
time: Dr. Lesperance, Dr. Merritt,
Dr. Walton, Dr. Strangway, Dr.
Saltman, Dr. Reid, Dr. Dodek and
their associates. Thank you to the
Castlegar Ambulance, the Air
Ambulance, and the R.C.MP. for
their services. To our many dear
friends, relatives, neighbours and
co-workers who have offered
their love and support in person
and by sending flowers, cards,
food and charitable donations.
Thanks to our dear friends who
helped and provided food for the
reception. A special thank you
to Mr. Gary Bacon, Funeral
Coordinator and friend, his
associates, Carberry's Funeral
Home, and the pallbearers. A
very heart-felt thank you to the
Kinnaird Church of God, Pastor
Lawrence Gehring and Pastor Ira
Johnson for your compassionate
Funeral Service. Thank you to
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Johnson for your
Prayers, comfort and support.
To Brenda Bergen for your
prayers, music, and song
We shall never forget
your kindness

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The family of the late
Mary G. Wanjoft would tike
to extend their heart-felt
thanks to the supportive and
compassionate staff of the
Castlegar Hospital, Dr.
Merritt and the staff of the
extended care unit.
The Castlegar Funeral
Home and staff,

Mr. Phillip Plotnikoff,
choir, pallbearers, and
gravediggers, A special
thanks to Kalesnikoft
Lumber Company, family
members, friends,
Neighbours, co-workers
who offered their love and
comfort by sending
cards, flowers.

We shall never forget.
From the Wanjoff family.

ANNE (VERIGIN) ODO
wish to express sincere appreciation and
thanks to all friends, co-workers,
Beighbours & relatives who supported us
during the loss of our precious Mother &
‘beloved Grandmother. Thank you for your
kind expressions of sympathy, telephone
calls, flowers, cards & meals and baking.
Special thanks to Carberry's Funeral Home
& Castlegar Funeral Chapel for their
caring service. A special thank you to
Philip & Olga Plotnikoff, to the hymn
singers, Harry Hoodicoff, Pastor Ira &
Adeline Johoson, The pallbearers,
gravediggers, Kalesnikoff Lumber,
Coleman Excavating & Castlegar Home
Support. A special thank you to my cousin
Marilyn Lunde for her beautiful dedication
speech. A very special thank you to Gary
& Maria Bacon for their wonderful
‘Support and to Florence Kinakin for all the
help organizing a traditional funeral. God
bless you all. With much appreciation
‘The Fontes family
& the Swetlikoe Family

ST & FOUND

FOUND: 2 chesterfield cushions in
orange bags found. between
Beaverdell and Rock Creek on

Monday, Nov. 20, 365-5538

FOUND: AN amount of money. Call
365-5452 (Darlene) to claim.
FOUND: LADIES watch in Castle-
gar Foods parking lot on Thurs.,
Nov. 30. Claim at Castlegar Foods.
LOST: 5 keys on silver colored key
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LOST: GOLD BRACELET with St.
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LOST: LOCK-ON hubcap for 1988
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7776

LOST: WALLET in vicinity of
Broadwater Road, Robson. Dark
green with brass tab. Urgently
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LOST: WATCH with black strap
and black and gold fa water-
proof. Lost in dntn area around

MB RCAF WITH #151815W alu-
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2 SIAMESE kittens to give away.
365-6197

MOVING - must find good homes
for one spayed female calico cat,
one spayed tortoise shell
cat and one neutered grey male

no ion is given, the C:

The Castlegar Sun will not be responsible for any errors in advertise-
ments after one insertion. It is the responsibility of the advertiser to
read thé ad when it is first published and to insure that it is correct. if

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SCOTCH COLLIE puppies (like
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shots, dewormed. $250, 428-

Services to women who have been} -
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ability to provide
counselling and advocacy to
women in relation to the above.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree
in social sciences or equivalent;
training in sexual assault issues.
Position is 3/4 time with salary
Tange up to $19 per hour. Successful
applicants will be subject to a
criminal record check and will be
Tequired to use their own vehicle on
the job.

Closing date for applications i
December 22, 1995. Please submit
resumes to:

Castlegar & District
Community Services
1007-2nd Street,
Castlegar, B.C. VIN 1Y4
Attn: Jane Arnott, Administrator
or by FAX to (604) 365-2154

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CASTLEGAR CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUB Soup and
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Social Centre. Feature: Home for the Holidays. Cost: $7.
Reservations: Marcie 365-2638 or Jesse 365-6615.
1.0.F. FORESTERS December 10, 1995. Children's
Christmas Party. Place: Nelson Aquatic Centre. Time:
6pm to 8pm. Santa will be there. Contact: 352-5672.
CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT WILDLIFE ASSOC. will
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