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MID-WEEK MIRROR
CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 16, 1980

We wish to thank the pallbearers,
our wonderful neighbours, and
their cards,

donations, and for ihe!

thank Reverend Ted Bristow, the
ladies of the Robson Community
cha rch and the Castlegar Funeral

— Hilde Milter end Family
29

COLLEGE cour:

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contieate a Title Ni

RU OTH ij
CASTLEGAR FEEDERMAIN” will bo

faceived by the undersigned up to

1200 hours local time on Wednes-

day, August 6, 1980; and will be

gpened In public at that fime and
ate.

‘The work comprises the con-
struction of 3500

LOST CERTIFICATE OF TITLE
ID TITLE OFFICE
RE; Lot 3, Block 3, District Lot
ne Kootenay District, Plan

S proof of loss of
No. K23847 1

isame. of Dor
hos been’ "fed
lotice Is hereby
given that I shall ot the expiration
4 days from the date of the
firs publication hereof, issue a
Provisional Certificate of Title i
tiey of the said Cerificate unless

metres of 350 a

file iron oige. The

supplied by dl ot ak
Tender documents and

drawings may be obtained at the

offices et either the he undersigned
ERR WOOD.

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iewed at the ‘Amaiganated
uetion Asroclation Van-
the Construction Plan

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In ng of ou
mother, ere jourke, who left us
duly 16, 1978,

We love you more than we
ever told you and miss you more

ae Joon and Dos, Las ond Pena}
= es Bi
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‘in mamory 0 of our ipa: 500 sad

brother, Marvin
Passed ‘away Tuddenty. iy 16,

The garment of his soul has
passedawoy,
The shining spirit and the
love tight stay:
echo of his voice, his
eyes, h ai smile,
tos they were, are with
usall he fim
- ‘Ever remember: red by
Mom, Dad, brothers, Glenn,
jag rris and families

if the Canada-

British Columbia Industrial

Development Subsidiary

Agreement, together with the
City of Castlegar.

The lowast or any tender will

alid abjection

be made ie mein

DATED at the. tan Title Of
fice, Nelson, B.C, This 23rd day of
dune, A.D. 1980.
‘A.M. Marion (Mrs. )
Registrar
bey OF FIRST PUBLICATION july

9, 1960. /2

Plan of the week’

_ Luxury four bedroomm split level

Pian No. P4-4-250

From the outside this
home gives the appearance of
a low ranch-style home which
is a very pleasing effect. It
also offers the extra space
available with a split level
design.

The exterior is illus-
trated as being finished in

eedar siding and shakes for -

the roof. Any combination of
materials could be used with
this design with equal effect,
The living room gable is a

design extra, shown finished ©

in-a contrasting siding for
accent. This gable creates the
sloping ceiling in the living
room and foyer area.

The double-door front
entry is impressive. Above
the doors is a glass panel to

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the inside foyer.
There is a closet for guest
coats in the foyer area. Two

a private study, and next to
that a guest-powder room.
The addition of a pocket door
inthe study would give a
private entrance to the bath:
room if required.

All four bedrooms are in
the upstairs portion of the

steps lead down to the sunk- _.

en living room. This area will
be very luxurious with a
wood-burning fireplace, a
sloping’ ceiling and the large
front glass area.

The dining room is up
from the living room, and
conveniently adjacent to the
kitchen. It features a buffet
alcove, etter for a boleie
unit, or

buffet as ahs of the dining
suite.

The kitchen is a good
size, with extensive counter
space and good storage. The
central island offers many
possibilities including: an
eating bar; a built-in grill; a
chopping block or utensil
storage.

The family room and
nook combine with the kit-
chen to produce one large
area, a real’ plus for child
supervision. There is also a
built-in phone desk centrally
located in this area.

The unfinished _ base-
ment area has room for
future expansion and laundry
facilities. There is also
roughed in plumbing for the
addition of a three-piece
bathroom in this area.

Just off the front foyer is

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with a sunken tub, plus a
private ‘balcony and sliding
patio doors. The other three
bedrooms share the three-

piece bath. t

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$11 for each additional copy.
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instance her husband

_By JOHN WOOD

‘When she married ‘the incredibly rich A a Khan
nearly 10 years ago, the professions mod
James Crichton-Stuart — or sim} apy, Sally’, f@
friends — was not worried about the fact that she had to
change hi her religion

being im arried to the man who is the spiritual
leader of the Ismaili Moslems, she of course: could
ian Protestant. Her first son would be

the direct line from

ction.

Sally ha — which was much more impor.
sportofkings, Se arma sontect passion in the
sport o! as itis cal e grea assion in the
ies of her husband, ce P

Although he has ‘other interests, horses are

interest. Outside Chantilly, pear Parts he
rth —and his .

cons!
has a stable complex worth over
wari, Saae in major events all over “the western
wor! aH
it over 150 superb Tace-horses from
thest fiales ott tat Thin pare businessmen. Marcel Boussac
cost hi dented his bank

- on Islamic are!

Behind the statistics, of how much money .he earns
and spends is a Thousand and One ts story of
iunurh ous living | which the Aga Khan his English
le enjo:

Their ‘ major’ home is a 18th century mansion
found in ithe narrow streets in the oldest part of
Paris the rivers from) Notre Dame.
house + a varied history, on arieiar is the home of
bishops, and at another ‘time. a shelter ‘‘for fallen
wom

Today itis worth over $4 million and since it was bought
by th he. a Khan 18 years ago the entire interior has been
led into to one oh the most sumptuous ‘and | luxurious
Eemes in all of Ei
It is: stuffed with Puperb Persian carpets, tapes-
furnitures:ca: gathered and res-

angen residences _

Lady ‘

* THE AGA KHAN and bs wife flow the Dorey et

The Aga Khan laughed and joked: rer am wrong, Ican
always sell the horse wot the data itcher!’? ¥ 4
Sally alwa: makes a point of coming to

her favort event, the Derby, and Sor invariably
to her as the “best groomed most chic lady
Present” ais

there..

ris to see Brogress at at the stables and

Seta. fall report on the training of his entire group of
orses which are kept theré. He then returned to St.
Moritz after a quick ail to Geneva. re a
Most people know very little about the Ismailis,
and have nothing but vague memories of how the
ni

present Aga Khan’s ther used to have him-

gral
_ Self weighed in diamonds and gold — the money coming

from _ sect’s leaders. In fact the Ismailis are a very

How to save energy -
-inyour kitchen -

The greatest ent user
‘in the kitchen is the electric
range, says Maria Nazarowec,
food

door during cooking — every

time you open the door it costs

you a 20-per-cent heat-loss.”
She also studied the in-

When or Ee are not visiting such famous
in Britain, and ave around the
are fre-

j|amoun

isiand of Sardinia, where people like Princess

and Prinesss _flexandrs, (cousin of the Queen of
Pook summer holidays.

ince ‘helt oienage the couple have had three
Princess ho is nine in Se

he insists that he has not inherited the mantle
of wild living which fel} He the shoulders Of his
father, the late Aly Khan
“I take my duties very “seriously” he says.
And his duties consist of looking after a vast interna-

Paris home, his villas in France Deauville, his
enormous apartment in Geneva ‘or the cl chalet atSt, Moritz
ins cule rland.

to

belng a oes try to take to the devout members of the Ismaili
sect

Certainly the Aga Khan was carefully groomed for his
role.

He was sent to school in Switzerland at Le
and this was followed by studying Middl

lamic history in the U.S. It came as no great

led an English girl, for his mother

hter of Lord Churston wh

Sally was 29 when si
rise, £

Wi any
to the ranks of racing:
les to the Newmarket Sales in
Britain, the scene of an international quest for buying up
best yt oung horses, ces Salimah, or to use her
other title, the B

e Be; ‘Khan, a ars to be just as
knowl es Pos Bi is. ue

Last time

you are doing!”

for the Agri-

of the Moslem rellglon, mostly traders
red all over the globe, Their society is run’
es. They have their own banks, insur.
sa schools, hospitals and businesses which
rely se -suppol
is under t the control of the Aga! bene

Sale do un Karim has to be a priest, a
a doctor, a diplomat, a vaharp Woneraayie Tast.
nessman. ‘I am a kind of Pope and King and President to

my people”’ he once explained his role.

Denies ‘Playboy’ image’

He is upset at being called a “Playbo: *’ and ‘when
a En ih eet at belng ested that he vas involved with
who was not bis his wife in a romance he was quick to

m

man te’ was known to be deeply upset
Somenizing of his father the Prince Ry eet
and his ‘oxtravagant style of life.
ne, Mitton Sue ete sage tal lle
5 nul
Prarie Sally ¢ ihe age of Sa he said “There have been
y darcy. I don’t want to choose

And to fidget by iunat tthe couple's friends is Bay,
= des pite bis wealth nite the his fal :
le present
hap) couple. They share voy same interests: And they
envinel enjoy cack at athe 8 company. When Sally went
for. et holiday d last year because her husband
the in eng Bast for a month, she explained that
mad = & Aga Khan would be separated for a full
month.

culture Canada's food advisory
division.

“Ms. Mazarowec, who has
completed a study to compare

popular
oven,

“Generally speaking, when
the load is small, a microwave

- Itwi neither could stand.
For after a week Sally suddenly cancelled her hotel
booking and flew back to Pari
ym Pakistan the

his w way back'to the Preach cay seapital mi

. CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 16, 1980

lon runner

Add blood and stir

‘ The process of “blood
doping” can improve athletic
performance, though there is
no direct evidence it has yet
been used in international com-
petition, says an expert on drug

process
quantity of blood being taken
from an athlete two weeks
before a race. The blood is
revitalized with ‘oxygen and
kept in cold storage until the
day before the race when it is
returned to the body.

During the two weeks the
athlete's body makes up the
loss and the extra oxygen-rich
blood is said to lead to im-
proved performance.

‘The issue of blood doping
was first raised at the 1976
Montreal Olympics after Lasse
Viren of Finland won the 5,000
and 10,000 metres at his second
succoralye games. i

‘The Finns have repeat
denied that the Polis sd
been used on any of their
athletes,

But according to professor
Arnold Beckett, a British mem-
ber of the International Olym-
pie Committee's medical com-

mission, there is no doubt that |

blood doping was used.
Beckett said in a British
television interview : “A lot
depends ‘on the quality of
storage of the red blood cells.
Unfortunately, I think there
are going to be improved
methods of doing this, in fact I

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know they are occurring.
“I'm not aware that thoy
have been used yet In top sport.

But the danger is that they will ‘

be and undoubtedly, in spite of
what has been said by many
people, one can get improved
performance.”

Beckett said it was not
possible to ban blood doping
because tests had not yet been
developed tos ‘to-show whether the
technique,had been used.

QUESTION: 1 inow that
broadform auended
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coveral
eorance coverage is in-
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— Men & Boys!
For All Seasons

It’s

amounts of electricity required
for the electric range and
several aml _Slectric appli-

“8 ysead stop.
erly, the range can” “be cost
efficient.”

* Cooking inside the oven is
generally better, she says,

since it has a locked-in energy °

conserver.

As soon as it reaches the
required heat it shuts off and
cooks with stored heat. On the
other hand, the surface ele-
ments stay on at the particular
setting and therefore should be
turned down to the lowest
practical level.

“The energy saving de-
pends upon your proper use of
the oven,” says Ms, Nazarowec.
“Cook several items at a time
for a total oven meal.

oven uses less energy than a
range or other small appli-
ances.”

‘The slow cooker,
cooks such foods as pot foals
most efficiently.

Ms. Nazarowec offers some
suggeations on how to save
energy in the kitchen. i

Use utensils that fit sur-
face elements properly. Pots
and pans with straight sides,
flat bottoms and tight-fitting
lids make best use of heat.

Make use of appliances as
they are intended. Forexample,
the toaster, not the oven broiler
for toasting bread and the
electric kettle, not the top stove
element for boiling water.

Prepare large amounts of
foods when using the oven and
freeze the surplus.

cted veh e of ans, Toge'
nee iS

er the couple flew to

eek vacation together. As one of

their friends told me: Feahoe jus'

could not stand being

separated. I suppose you can be rich and happily married

as wel

> Ve :

Do you huff and puff when
you run for the’ bus? You
may share the malaise of
poor physical fitness with
many other Canadians. Get
active - your health is at
stake.

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2224 - 6th Ave. S.
Summer Services: 10. a.m.
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Box 1086

804 - 7th Ave., South
Church School
9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship
lam.
Pastor tra Johnson
\ Phone 365-6762

715 - 4th Street
Worship Service 11 a.m.
Lowell Kindschy

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Ph. 365-7973.
352-5105

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Phone 365-6317
Join us at" cue Creek
Wilderness Bible Camp”
For mopre information
phone camp director
Ken Hood 365-6506 or
Morris York 365-6355
Rev. Ed Wegner, Pastor
Phone 365-2374

809 Merry chebk Road
Next to Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza
Family Bible Hour
9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.
Evening Praise

6:30 p.m
WED. FAMILY NIGHT
7 p.m. (for all the family)
Pastor John Hill
Church Office 365-3430

767 - Ist Ave., North
Pastor Roy Hubbeard
Church: Ph. 365-5212
Christian Education Hour
10:45 a.m,
Moming Worship

a.m.
ead pada ttee
Tuesday: sible Study

7:

Saturday: Young People
7p.

Rev. Michael Guinan
Ph. 365-7143
day Night Mass

2605 Columbia Ave.
9:00 a.m. Worship
Infant Nursery
Visitors Welcome
Minister H. M. Harvey
Phone 365-3816

7 p.m.
Sunday Masses at
8a.m. and 10a.m,

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