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Wednesday, March 1, 1995

The Castlegar Sun Wednesday, March 1, 1995 The Castlegar Sun

Page 8B

Free seniors' tax cli

The Institute of Char cred
Accountants of British
Columbia is once again of ering
free tax clinics for seniors 65
and older whose annual gross

be held at the Senior

- i p.m,

incomes are $15,000 or less.
In Castlegar, the clinic will

Hall on March |! from 9 am

nic

« Citizens’

Castlegar

;

ears

Castlegar Winter Carnival

+ City of Castlegar

Mayor Mike O'Connor
+ MLA Ed Conroy E
+ Homestead Restaurant + Pharmasave
+ RCMP

* Cohoe Insurance

+ Pete's TV

ary School
* Cominco
+ Castlegar
+ Purpell's
* Robson Fis

* Super Valu

Credit Union

+ Woodland Park Shell

+ Taylor's Place

+ West's

+ Touch of Elegance

+ Spring Back Upholstery

+ Chevron

+ Downtown Shell
Mohawk

Recreation
+ Kel Print
+ B.C. Hydro

Critters and Crunchies
+ Kootenay Computers
+ Woodland Park
Elementary Schoo!
+ Chamber of Commerce

+ Castlerock

+ QR Radio
+ 4H Club

1. Winner of Canadian Helicopter tour of Kokanee Glacier is
Maureen Hall of Castlegar

2. Winner of Ist prize on the meat draw was Melanie Perepoikin of
2nd prize went to Terry Churcott of Surrey, and 3rd prize went to
Janet Koftinoff of Castlegar
Winner of “Name the Mascot Contest” was Jesse Morisseau of
Woodland Park Elementary School,

tour of Castlegar provided by Highland Helicopter of Castlegar.

Ikirk Lions Club

Thank you to the following organizations for your support of the ‘Ist

+ LDA, Drugs
+ Canadian Helicopter
+ Highland Helicopter

+ Castlegar & District
* Lion's Head

+ Castlegar Sun
+ KBS Radio

4. Winner of the Chili Cookoff was the Safeway team with a helicopter

Taxi
re Deptment

Complex

Cafe

Castlegar
In celebration of 85 years of Guiding in Canada, guides and their parents attended a special potluck
parent/daughter banquet held at Robson Hall Feb. 22. Guides and their parents lined up to now Gown of
scrumptious food prepared by the parents. _s

Dennis Bedin
367-7187

REMEMBER FORDS COST LESS AT A.M. FORD IN TRAIL, B.C. « 1-800-961-0202

Business
fundraising
luncheon
‘planned

Submitted

NEW ASPIRE - 3 DOOR

$239°° Mo

* Full Wheel Covers
* Passenger Side Memory Seat Back

* 1000 DP or Equivalent Trade 4.9%,
48 months, CB to Dealer, 0.A.C.

*3 yr. 60,000 km Bumper Warranty with
Roadside Assistance
*Full Console * Trip Odometer * 1.3 cyl.
* P165/70R13 Tires * Dual Air Bags
* Body Side Molding

The business people of the
Kootenays are coming out in full
force to help the Kootenay
Columbia Child Care Society in
its tatest fundraising venture
The Business Gives Back Lun-
cheon on March 17 at the Sand-
man Inn, is an opportunity for
busi S$ to give back to the
kids of the community.

Businesses are being asked
to donate a small item valued at
not less than $50 to be raffled, or
a large item to be auctioned.

Some of the donations

dary]
ea
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Fred Pressacco

364-1539

2795 Highway Drive « Trail, B.C.

Lorne Ashman
693-2254

Herb Amaral
365-3767

Ba.
2 Ann
Landers

Syndicate
Columnist

BASEBALL

TRAR, B.C.
AUG. 19-25, ‘95

6 — ESCORT

5 — TEMPO

6 — TAURUS

3 — CONTOUR

2 — MYSTIQUE
3 — ASPIRE

2 — PROBE

3 — MUSTANG

8 — WINDSTAR
10 — AEROSTAR
1 — VILLAGER

7 — EXPLORER
7 — RANGER

25 — F150

8 — F250

F350 CREW CAB
E150 CARGO VAN

QUALITY PRE-OWNED CARS — TRUCKS — AND

‘93 Tempo GL "89 Eagle Premier
V6, auto, air

Sport
onty $10,995 Just $8,995

A.M. FORD

LEAR O

LX, GT 3 dr., wagons, 2 dr. starting at .. .
. 10,995*

4 door, Max. Edition, starting at

4 door, GL, SHO, wagons from

4 door GL, SE, 4 cyl. & 6 cyl., SE from
4 door GS, 4 cyl. & 6 cyl. from ..

3 door, 5 door, dual air bags, from

3 door, GT & base model from

_ 19,968"
| 21,995"

7 passenger, GL & LX, loaded & base from
7 passenger, AWD, 2WD, XLT & XL from .

7 passenger, loaded, electric, red
4 door XL & XLT, 4x4 from

RIC, S/C, 4x2, 4x4, XL & XLT from

4x2, 4x4, R.C., S/C, XL & XLT from.

4x4,-S/C, R.C, turbo diesel, 351
4x4 turbo diesel. Hard to get!

"88 Ranger 4x4 "84 F250 SIC
V6, 5 spd., A/Cab 4x4
Just $8,995 _| special $9,995

‘91 F150 4x4
RC. air, 6 cyl,
$14,995

"89 Daytona ES
1 owner
$9,995

*C.B.
TO DEALER

4.9%
6.9%
8.9%

12,879*

16,995*
18,468*

9,948*

21,995*
24,444"

- 18,989*

... 29,638*

: 15,995*
. 24,995*

‘90 Aerostar
Eddie Bauer, loaded
special $14,995

THE PLAN
ON THE

SPOT
FINANCING
AVAILABLE

O.A.C.

MINI-VANS

‘92 Cheyenne ‘86 Aerostar
Reg. $15,995 Reg. $7,995
how $14,955 how $6,995

26,289*
17,995*

"91 Olds Cutiass
supreme
onty-$12,940

"BS Chev 4x4
114,000 kms.
only $9,995

"88 F150 SIC 4x4 [92 Thunderbird LX
Air, tilt, cruise 40,000 km., 5.0 L
only $13,995

"89 Dodge Caravan
S.E., air, auto.
now $10,900

"88 Tempo
air, auto
only $4,688

"89 Taurus auto, air,
V6, tilt cruise
$6,799

‘88 Toyota Corolla
air, 4dr.
special $5,995

"89 F150 Pickup ‘87 Camaro
Auto, T-roof
$5,894

‘91 Lumina
V6, automatic
only $12,995

"89 F150 4x4 XLT
Air, PW, PL
just $14,995

‘88 Jeep Cherokee
Auto, V6, PW, PL
only $14,995

‘79 Camper Van

only $9,995

‘83 F150 Pickup
wicamperette
$5,905

‘90 Tempo
auto, air, 4 dr.
$6,799

‘88 Cavalier 44
V6, cassette
$6,088

‘90 Tempo
Auto, auto., power
$7,495

~ auto., air, V6
$7,500

‘90 MPV AWD
Reg. $15,995
now $14,995

"89 F150 4x4 SIC

"88 Aerostar XLT
Auto,, air power
only $11,500

‘90 Eagle Talon
6 cyl., loaded, turbo
$14,995

“86 Tempo 4 dr., air
P.WJPL., 112,000 kms.
$5,995

89 Taurus
auto, air, cassette.
$7,594

‘90 Toyota Corolla
AWD, auto.
special $10,995

“83 Toyota T-100
32,000 kms,
$13,900

‘90 Pontiac 6000
Auto., V6, air
$7,800

‘93 Topaz GS
Air, 27,000 kms.

$12,995 only $5,800

‘93 F150 SIC
4x4 XLT
$23,995

‘93 Ranger S/C
4x4, air, tit, cruise
$17,995

"87 Bonneville
4 dr., V6, loaded
$6,995

‘91 Topaz
auto, air, 4 dr.
$7,800

"88 Ford Tempo
‘alr, 4 dr., Reg. 7,995
$4,995

‘89 Chevy Beretta
‘auto., air, tilt, cruise
special $7494

‘91 Aerostar
62,000 kms., air.
$14,995

"89 Taurus
Stn. wgn., air, auto
only $12,994

"BS Mazda E26,
Reg. $7,995
now $6,359

"90 F150 SiC
4x4 XLT, loaded

‘91GMC Jimmy
4x4, SLE, auto
pecial $17,995

‘93 Aerostar 4x4
air, 7 pase.
only $19,995

‘91 Aerostar XL
7 pass., V6

"85 Lynx Stn. Wgn.
Only 86,000 kms

‘92 Caravan SE
extended. Loaded.

$12,995

Special $3,888 $17,995

received to date include: an
Okanagan golf package which
includes a two-night stay at the
Penticton Sandman plus golf for
two at the Penticton Golf Club
and golf for two at Twin Lakes
Golf Club, three-quarter lift of
lumber from Pope and Talbot, a
VCR from Homegoods Furni-
ture, two season family passes
for next year's Castlegar Rebels
games, a six-month membership
to Hooters Fitness, a central vac-
uum system from Selkirk Home
Care, ski passes for Red Moun-
tain, a Kootenay Golf Package,
$150 of advertising for the Trail
Times, a package of business
cards and letterhead from Veri-
gin Designs and a china cabinet
from JMK designs.

Cost for the luncheon is $20
which includes lunch, door
Prizes and a chance to win prizes
or bid on the auction items.

All proceeds from the event
will go directly into the pro-
grams operated by the Kootenay
Columbia Child Care Society.
As a registered charitable organi-
zation all donations are eligible
for a charitable tax Teceipt equiv-
alent to the market value

KCCCS administers seven
Programs for children and their
families in the West Kootenays
including: Hobbit Hill Chil-
dren's Centre, Tender Care
Infant Program, Robson Chil-
dren's Centre, the West Koote-
nay Infant Development
Programme, the Young Parent
Program, as well as speech and
Physiothe Tapy services

icludes:
ki, Lapsha
Located Playmor Junction
Ph: 359-777

Dear Ann Lenders: When I
was 7, I was sexually abused by
a family member, When I finally
told my parents, nothing was
done — it was a dirty little
secret that was swept under the

rug.

Evering the pant 20 Joars:¥have
struggled emotionally and psycho-
logically to get over the nightmare,
I have had tunnel! vision all this
time in regard to what happened to
me. I never thought about what
could be happening to other chil-
dren.

There are other children, ages
6 to 10, in this same branch of
the family. It suddenly occurred
to me that this hideous thing
could be happening to these
young girls, and I am deeply
concerned.

Do I have a moral obligation
to let someone know what I
went through, or is it better to
remain quiet? I am becoming in-
creasingly terrified that other
young girls in the family might
be going through the same hor-
rors I experienced, and I am
unable to sleep af night.

It I speak out, it will probably
cause problems between me and
my parents. What should I do,

Ann? Please help me make the
right decision. — Torn in Texas
Dear Texas: By all means, tell
the parents of these children
about your experiences with that
family member and urge them to
speak to their children or permit
you to do so. To keep quiet
would be a serious sin of omis-
sion. Never mind what your par-
ents might think. They let you
down in the worst possible way,

A cure for Spring fever

Tree planters, horticulturists
and gardeners: the Ministry of
Environment now requires anyone
applying pesticides-on Crown
land to be licensed. A pesticide
applicator’s course is offered
March 14 and
23 from 7-10
p.m. at the Trail
Campus. For
details or regis-
tration, contact
Community
Education at the
Trail campus.

Schools
Conference

March 15 is
the early bird registration dead-
line to register for the Quality
Schools Conference in Trail
which features keynote speaker
Dr. Al M. , an internation-
ally-recognized leader in quality
schools implementation. Dr
Mamary will focus on total
school improvement, achieving
excellence, positive behavior
Strategies that really work and
building positive school spirit
The Quality School Conference
is scheduled in, Trail for May 5
To learn more, contact Marvel
Rogers in Trail at 368-3165

Acting Workshop

A workshop for aspiring televi-
sion and film actors is offered in
Castlegar March 10, 11 and 12
featuring director Michael Berry,
whose work includes Neon Rider,
Danger Bay, Beachcombers and
Nickelodeon. Participation in this
three-day weekend workshop
eams preference on the talent list
of a local casting agent. Give your
career in film or television a boost
by leaming from a master. Contact
Continuing Education in Castlegar.

JOE
LiIntTz

Trades Training
The prospects for employment
of skilled tradesmen looks
promising in the West Kootenay
in the forseeable future. Enhanced
power generation projects,
smelter reno-
vations and

100% B.C. OWNED & OPERATED

SELKIRK paseo 4
COLLEGE
BULLETIN

point to an
increased
demand for
millwrights,
machinists,
welders and
metal fabrica-
tors. Selkirk
College in Nelson offers entry
level training in these trades and
more. Take steps now to become
qualified in a skilled trade.
Inquire at the Nelson campus.

Computer Courses

Computer technology figures
Pp ly in career projecti
into the next century. Selkirk
College in Castlegar invites
applicants to the two-year Com-
puter Information Systems pro-
gram. A co-operative education
option is available that allows
you to combine periods of class-
room study with periods of paid
employment

TRAIL
AUTO BODY

ALL FRESH PORK

29

For your convenience

vf -

OFF
REG. PRICE

, counter prices will be

reduced by 25% at the checkout counter.

Complete Body & Paint Facilities
Auto Glass Replacement
Towing og
2316 - 6th Ave., Castlegar

365-5114

and you are not obligated to,pro-
tect them.

If you have not sought coun-
Selling, I urge you to do so at
once. You have suffered a great
deal because of the early sexual
abuse, and there must still be a
Jot of pain and unresolved prob-
lems in your life. Please, dear,
read what I have written, and act
on_it immediately.

What can you give the person
who has everythng? Ann Lan-
ders’ booklet, "Gems" is ideal
for a nightstand or coffee table.
"Gems" is a collection of Ann
Landers’ most requested poems
and essays. Send a self-
addressed, long, business size
envelope and a check or money
order for $6.25US (includes
postage and handling)to: Gems
c/o Ann Landers, PO Box 11562
Chicago, Ill. 60611-0562

CLEAN-UP

apsule
omments

One of the most common causes of mental retardation is fetal exposure to alcohol. This.
Tact Teally reinforces the idea that if you are pregnant, don't drink alcohol.

baby's sake.

‘Alan Trleber

..dor your

Many people have back problems and very often, the cause is years of poor posture. It is
Suggested that we spend too many hours slouched in front of the TV. So be conscious
of your back at all times. Sit up straight and support it so it can support you better

Here's a different walking-for-exercise idea: try’ walking in knee-deep water at the beach
or pool. It's easier on the knees and can burn 300-500 calories per hour.

Cold weather could cause an increase in angina pain. Lower temperatures cause some

Federal inspected
Canada 'A’ Grades

BEEF STRIP
LOIN
STEAKS

17.17 kg.

Fletchers

BLACK
FOREST

¢

Gainer's

COOKED
HAM.

per 100 g.

| Lb.

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Liptons

at

Chicken Noodle
Nutri

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4's

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veins to constrict causing increased work load in the heart. If you use Nitroglycerin
tablets, make sure they are not too old. Check with our pharmacists for advice

Educating people in the proper use of medication can save money to the whole
healthcare system. Our pharmacists enjoy this aspect of our job. We invite you to try our
style of pharmacy.

With any purchase of water over
1 gallon enter to win a water cooler.

ON SAVINGS
Spring beraisl Flyer

PLAZA 1.D.A. PHARMACY

Castleaird Plaza + "Your Neighbourhood Drugstore”

365-7269

&
Leek Poikatts Mose trom

‘Auntie Vahori¢:& Auntie Marlete,

Happy 1st Birthday Even
Poznikofts tove Mommy &
Daddy

+ Feb 22,

yeb. 28°.” Happy Birthday Jane Vatkin

love Brian, Ginny & Graeme

eMar1 © Ilappy 24 Bythday 16 Dave

Kerkhof{ ’ lots of love Mam & Prank:
Matt
Mat 2
Maia

Happy Birthday Sandra love Ge
Happy, Binhday Mémay.- love Kyle
Happy: 19s Barlbddy Clinton
Snaiate lows Groiains

Grandpa, & Uncle Kea,

* Mar. 1 Happy Bithday Sandra Roos
fove Marlene 2

® Mi, ° afibyRirthday Sandra Root

VALUE $269.00

PHARMASAVE

1128-3rd St., (Downtown) Castiegar

365-7813

OPEN SuUnNnbDaAYs
11:00 A.M. TO 3 P.M.

Kraft

DINNERS

roni
& Cheese
225g.

12 FOR. |

359

Kellogg's

CORN
FLAKES

675g.

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love Sandra, Ba & Sasha

udh love from Mo:
Brent, Jodi, Ryan! C
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Happy 40th Birthday Elaine «lage
Rob, Robbie & Ratheya

1. Mar. 2 Mippy Binbday Karey xi
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+ Met,

+Mar.3 Nappy 2nd Birthday Jessica thien

love Mom & Dad.

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love Jessi

«Mar.3 lappy Birthday Yuvrag Gill

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Auntie Care, Uncle Freddie:

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we will print fregol ‘charge.

All birthday greetings musi be
Phoned in (365-5266) by
Noén Thursday the week
before the paper is pubjished,

IF YOUR BIRTHDAY SUBMISSION:

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Pick Up Your Royal treat
Al The Castiegar Dairy
Queen in the
Costlealrd Plaza,

We specialize in ice-cream cakes, Call 365-5522 for takeout of pick-up orders.
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2717 COLUMBIA AVE.,
CASTLEGAR
365-5336

— While Quantities Last — Sale dates: March 1 thru Match 4