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Anniversaries

& Milestones /

Hartman 50th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong

Mr. and Mrs, George, Armstrong of
Castlegar celebrated their 60th wedding
canniversary recently, at a dinner given in
their honor at the home of their daughter and
son-in-law, Sandra and Jaakko Hartman.

Among guests attending were their son,
Don, of Toronto, and Mr. Armstrong's sister
Merle and her family, of Cranbrook,

The Armstrongs were married on June
1, 1929, in Montreal, where Mr. Armstrong
grew up and worked for.the Bell Telephone

Sowbor’s Easity Adopted
‘Special Needs

Alice went ‘into labor at
6:30 a.m. Dec. 81. She was 15,
and didn't know who was the
father of her child.

Two weeks later, a cry
was heard from the nursery of
the Roberts residence, After
10 years of unsuccessful at-
tempts to conceive a child,
Alan and Susan Roberts had
the child they'd dreamed of so
often,

Their child is lucky. Born
into the world to a mother
who was too young to care for
him, he found a home in the
hearts of people who cared.
There are many less fortunate
children British

Company for over 40 years. Upon
he became mayor of the nearby town of
Hudson, Que., and also managed the
Whitlock Golf and Country Club.

Mrs. Armstrong, nee Ellen Don, is a
native of Scotland, coming to Canada at the
age of 16. Asa girl, she was an accomplished
Highland Dancer, and so it was with

particular pleasure that she watched, her’

grent-nieces, Dawn and Dee Buchanan of
Cranbrook, as they danced foveral Scottish
dances in her honor.

Mr. and Mrs. eseeS came to
Castlegar last year to join their daughter and
her family. They have two children, Don and
Sandra, and five grandchildren, Andrew and
Jill Armstrong of Toronto, and Kari, Alex
and Rolf Hartman of Castlegar.

Silver Anniversary Party

A recent surprise party, held at the
home of Alex and Clarisse McKinnon, was
the occasion for friends to celebrate the 25th
wedding anniversary of Bill and Babs Watt of
Castlegar.

Following the toast proposed to the
couple by their host, the Watts were
presented with a china bedroom clock and
sherry glasses, Guests were treated to a hot
turkey dinner, followed by singing and
dancing.

Out-of-town guests were Mrs, McKin-
non's brother and his wife, Bill and Janice
Kelly of Bedford, England, who are visiting
Canada for the first time; and Willie and
Margaret Keacy of Quesnel.

The Watts left for Calgary on May 25 to
spend a day with their son, Jim, prior to
leaving for a long-awaited holiday in
Amsterdam and Scotland, where they will
spend their anniversary on June 5 at
Galashiels, Scotland, with family and rela-
tives,

Bumpers
Tested In
Slow Speed
Car Crashes

A slow-speed crash ina

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By JOY KEILLOR
Responding to Partner's

the bidding with 1 heart.
- Would you respond correctly?
Bid

1978 car, can cost up to $1,306
to repair, according to the
Insurance Institute for High-
way Safety.

The institute selected a
group of new cars and then
drove each at an angle into a
concrete barrier at 10 miles per
hour to test bumpers in limiting
damage.

The crashes were staged at
an angle to better approximate
real-life conditions, since most
collisions ate not head-on, the
institute explained. These were
the costs:

Car Damage

Full Size
Chevrolet Impala

Intermediates
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Chevrolet Malibu
Chrysler Cordoba
Ford LTDIE

Compacts

Volvo 244 DL
AMC Concord
Ford Fairmont
Plymouth Volare
Buick Skylark

Subcompacts
Volkswagen Rabbit
Datsun B-210
Volkswagen Dasher
Toyota Corolla
Chevrolet Monza
Honda Accord ,
Ford Fiesta

Ford Pinto

Toyota Celica
Chevrolet Chevette
Plymouth Horizon

The important numbers’

in the responding hand are: 6,
10, 13, 16 and 19.

1, Six high-card points =
one no-trump.

2. Six including distribu-
tion = One over One.

3. Six including distribu-
tion = Single raise.

4. 10 including distribu-

Two over One.
5. 13 including distribu-
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6. 13 high-card points =
Two no trump.

7. 16 high-card points =
Three no trump.

8. 19 including distribu-
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By Al Smith

CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT

Columbia who, for one reason

soca! workers deal with the
people involved,
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Phenomenal Financial Growth.
For B.C. Credit Unions

of Brit-

parents suggest the kind of
home in which thoy would like
to seo their child raised. This
applies to both new-born and
special needs children. A
devout Catholic mother may
want her child raised as a
Catholic. Whenever possible
these requests are met.

Placing a child with spec-
ial needs in a new home is a
delicate undertaking, involv-
ing many factors.

Once a home is proposed
by Adoption Services, the
social’ worker representing
the child contacts the social

or another, are
natural parents and cannot
find a home that will accept
them.

- New babies are easily
placed. The Minister of Hu-
man Resources Adoption Ser-
vices helps to place as many
as 30 new-born children into
adoptive homes every month.

Many eligible parents,
“however, are not ready to
take on the responsibility for

- “special needs” children. The‘

term “special needs” covers a
variety of children who are
difficult to place with adoptive
parents, including those who
are no longer infants, are
handicapped, have health, be-
havioral or emotional prob-
lems, or are siblings who need
to be placed in the same home.

These children come from
many different backgrounds.
Parents die or are declared
incompetent.

The Adoption Services
branch does not actually place
the children. That is done by
social workers in the field,
who are in direct contact with
both the child and the adopt-
ing parents, The branch prov-
ides a liaison between the
social workers, involved.

‘Adoption Services is a
central registry of - homes
available to which social work-

,ers refer when they have a

child who needs to be adopt-
ed. Adoption Services match-
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The Castlegar News and the
Mid-Week Mirror ‘ere both
published by the Castle News Ltd.
Mail subscription rate to the
Castlegar News is $13 per year,
The price by carrier is 28¢, and on
newsstands it is J0¢ an issue.
Second-elass mail registration
number 0019.

ie Mid-Week Mirror is a
controlled circulation newspaper
distributed by carriers ond mail to
households and businesses
located outside the normal cir.
eulation area of the Castlegar
News. With some content
changes. The Mirror «s included
9s @ section of the Castlegar
News.

ERRORS

Both the Castlegar News and
the Mid-Week Mireor will not be
responsible for ony errors in ad-
vertisements after one insertion.
Its the responsibility of the
yertiser to read bis ad when it is
frst published.

It is agreed by the advertiser
requesting space thot the adver.
tisement 1s accepted on the con.
dition thot in the event of failure
to publish ony advertisement of
any description. of in the even
that errors occur in the publishing

hat portion

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applicable rate. In the event ol an
error. advertising goods or ser.
vices of @ wrong price, the goods
of services need not be sold, Ad-
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NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT

of Worker

the pros-
pective parents. Notes are
compared, a decision is made
about the home and details
are worked out, On some
occasions the ‘child's social
worker will meet the prospec-
tive parents before a_ final
decision is made.

Many, people are under
about the

ish Columbia's 166 credit
unions will gather for the
annual general meeting of
B.C. Central Credit Union
June 28 and 29 at Penticton.

Credit unions, which
have had phenomenal growth
in the field of personal fi-
nance, now claim more than
902,000 shareholders in the’
province, They operate 298
offices (at least one in every
major community) and have
combined assets in excess of
$3.8 billion.

B.C. Céntral Credit U-
nion is owned and controlled
by the credit unions and’
co-operative of British Colum-
bia. It provides these organiz-
ations with a wide range of
financial and support services.
It holds their statutory reser-
ves and provides such finan-
cial services as cheque clear-
ing, loans, investments and
advice on interest rates and
trends.

feaakeergats that prospec-
tive parents must meet. Ad-
opting parents come from
different types: of socio-econ-

B.C. Central Credit Un-
jon provides credit unions and
co-operatives with technical
services including data pro-

omic and ethnic b
Financial status has little
bearing on the final decision.
However, it is important that
all of a child's basic needs are
met, so the ability of the
parents to provide for the
needs of the child is taken into
consideration,

History of Vanderhoof.

The Nechako Valley His-
torical Society has been com-
piling over the past months
“Vanderhoof — The Town
That Wouldn't Wait” — a
history of Vanderhoof and the
surrounding area.

Each chapter has been
written by a long-time -resi-
dent of the area and the book
traces the area’s history from
“Before The White Man
Came” in the 1800's to the
present day. There is also a

-THE SPORTY ONES

cessing, sy
market research, advertising,
education, new service deve-

‘lopment, collection assistance,

salary and employee. benefit
program ‘administration and
printing and‘ supplies.

B.C, Central Credit Un-
ion at Dec. 31, 1978, the end'of

section of personal histories,
as toid by the pioneers and
their families, which describes
the struggles and fun which
people had in settling the
area. t j

The book, also contains
many interesting facts — for
example, did you know that
the Golden Spike of the Grand
Truck Pacific Railroad was
driven in 1914 just west of
Vanderhoof near Fort Fraser?
— and it will have over 100
photos, many depicting the
growth of the area over the
years. The final editing of the
book was done by Lyn Han-
cock, the well-known author-
ess, which has added to its
warmth and interest.

The book is currently at
the printers and will be
available in the fall of 1979.
Advance orders ‘for copies of
the book are being taken —
further information can be
obtained by writing to Box
1818, Vanderhoof, B.C.

Any profits made from
the sale of the book will go

toward funding a museum for

Vanderhoof.

the fiscal year to be reviewed
at the meeting, reported
assets of $660.6 million. Net
income for the year was $4.2

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