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CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 3, 1979

1-BD! ti Ph. Saeoniy ike new, STi wider 7
ra pated before h iy
era eG po A cmon Bee
e5-7908 artor Spam. S148 PUN Wooten cree aD re
TRAILER apace, [ota of shi lots
of garden roam. Close to
pete Ph. 300-4456. Mi3s4d
‘SMALL house for rent in Qotl-
henla, Ph, 385-3284, Ph. 365-
204. 40 oF,
BORM, house th Ave, gaatank, 2¢lm:
Bouin Full baveriont. Ph. gs. AO anemia, Ph
SPACIOUS 3-bdrm. apartment In
large house, Amplt ‘king. Heat
and olectricity Included. Ph, 365-
8284. 3/40
(Han sneD eeare: gotta 8.
children or pete, Pl BBS TIT? ° MACS & Delicious apples, also
2140 Blaman | spples, good at
1-8DRM. bat nt suite with 7555 Shope for Jaleo. ns Fira
farge kitchen and fiving room.
Stove and fridge, private entrance.
$226/mo. Central Ci gar io~
cation. Castle Realty Ltd. Ph.
965-3338. 3/39

SEASONED Tamarack wood,
stove tengih, by rick or cord. Ph.
985-3835. MI3140

sonable rent, Call B.
Castle Realty Ltd. Ph. 365-3:

Fencepo!

WARREN winch, 8,000 |

electric. Ph. 385-6186, ST Bet the $4.15 each. Cedar
Qa.m. & 3 p.m., Monday through
Friday. 3h
13.2 CU, FT. UPRIGHT freezer.
Like new. Ph. 985-3877. 46
42-IN ZERO clearance flireplac
with chimney new also 4x8 poo!
table. Ph, 357-0342. 40

1G 24-INCH RANGE, white. Used
fridges. Ph. Peter at 368-6411 or
399-4145. 40

ONE Conn Alto'Sax, Marlin Bass
jultar. Ph. 385-7305. 3140
ONE single bed, excailent shape,

je electric stove, goo
$75 0.B.0. Ph. oe
un

. bike,
2-speed electric broom, white.
Cast Iron bathtub, regular elz
20 each. White padded hei
board for 39-inch bed, §5.
365-7007.

Oni
condition,
7448 after 5
ONE palr boy's Micron hockey

skates, size 1. Beaver’s uniform,
veat, Nat. acari. Ph. 365-3976, 3/36

ANNOUNCEMENT

USED cement mixer with motor.
Excellent condition, $175. Ph, 385-
8307. 40.

GREEN ACRES/CASTLE REALTY LTD.
1S PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT
NEIL PEREVERZOFF
was the recipient of the corporate sales award for
the month of September, -
\f you want a professional to handle your real
estate transaction, call 365-3336.

LIONS CLUB

INSTALLATION OF 500 FEET OF
CHAIN LINK FENCE

CALL FOR TENDERS

SEALED TENDERS are invited for “Installation of
Approximately 500 Lin. Ft. of Chain Link Fence,” at
Lions Park, Castlegar, 8.C.

Tenders will be received up to Friday, October 5,
1979,

The Lions Club reserves the right to reject any or all
tenders, and to accept any tender it considers ad-
vantageous. The lowest or any tender may not
necessarily be accepted,

Tender information is available from the under-
signed.
W. Tymofievich
Chairman of Park Project
623 Columbia Avenue
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
Telephone 365-3250

SOME household Items,
{ng Items, tawnmowers, etc, 302
Centra Ave., Blueberry Greek, Ph.
365-5341. 3/39

jarden-

rafter 8:3

, new
rh

SHARE a moment with a. iittie
brother, It will test forever.

Oe es, For Information call
365-6881 evenings. 8137

Please See
Section ‘B’
of this
paper for
our major
CLASSIFIED
ACTION
ADS

HOTPOINT ‘elactric range, good
condition; student schoo! desk.
Ph. 365-5471. 3139

NINE gallons exterlor arylic latex
paint, regularly $16, only $10
gation. Colour, slate brown. Gall
65-3583. 3138

TWO H78-14 studded winter tires
and rime, $40. Ph. 365-6858. 3/38
FIVE winter tires 12-inch. Asking
$40. Ph. 365-6480. af 3/38

Ads-for- Seniors
WHITE oslectric cook stove, $55
9.8.0, Ph. 365-6091, _2/40
FOR 3 Stove all, $20.
385-74)

FOR SALI th slectric

blanket, $20. Small Dominion oven

tor cooking ples, $5. Ph. 365-5418.
2140

FOR SALE: 10 cu. f

refrigerator, needs fixin,

365-6845.

JALE;

Included. Vacuum
attachments. Ph. 385-5027. 2/40

~ SWAP SHOP
joan ee ue Manitaba, fo

soda, joba ROU 1E0. Ph,
867-3837. h Sat

PROPERTY

LARGE view tot over %
Columbia River, pean

. to $16,300.
reasonable offers. Call
Florence at Castle Realty Ltd. Ph.
365-3336. 40

ft. tw Park-
wood. Furnished, excellent condl-
tion. Must be moved. Ph. 359-
7313. Mi6i40
12x60-FT. SAFEWAY. Deluxe 3-
bdrm. trailer. Washer and dryer
Included, Ph, 385-3208. 3/40.
FOR RENT in Robson. Private
fraller space. Ph. 385-3223, tfn/39

Travel Trailers

"71 2x56-1 ‘o-bedroom = Park-
1 8
0

fotel, Sal-
40

. SKYLARK trailer, $3800 or
bast offer! Ph. 367-7209. M/3/40

VEHICLES

ANTIQUE vehicles: Clearing out,
Space needed. From tate ‘20s,
‘408, 60s and ‘60s. Ali reasonable
offers accepted. Ph. a
M3140

1970 CAMARO for parts. 1972
Mazda pickup. Ph. 365-5690.
Ernie's Towing. 40
OLO Jalopy, not in, ver jood
conditlon. Choap. Ph. ‘385-2188. 40
"73 F+250 FORD 4x4, Clean condl-
tion, 42,000 mites. Offers? Ph.
965-8032. Mi3140
‘78 BRONCO, 4 on the floor, low

CITY OF CASTLEGAR
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be
held on Thursday, October 18, 1979, at 7:00 p.m., in
the Council Chambers of City Hall, 460 Columbia
Avenue, Castlegar, B.C., to receive represen-
tations regarding the following proposed amen-
dments to the City of Castlegar Zoning Bylaw No.
160, 1977, and amendments thereto:

ITEM No. 1—BYLAW No. 244:

ITEM No. 2—BYLAW No. 252:

The intent of Bylaw No. 252 is to amend the Zoning
Bylaw to change height and visibility regulations in
residential zones, change setbacks and visibility in
rural zones, and change height, setback and
visibility regulations in multi-tamily residential
zones.

Copies of the aforementioned Bylaws, and further
particulars pertaining thereto, may be inspected at
the Clerk's office, 460 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar,
B.C., between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.

B. Baldigara,
City Clerk *

off-road miles. Ph. 365-6722.
MI3140

1974 FIAT X19. Good condition.
Asking $3000. Ph. 385-5973.
Mi6140
72 R-600 MAC TANDEM dum
truck with 12 - 44 yd. box. Askin:
25,000. Ph. 226-7676. Mi4l

NELSON FOREST REGION
NOTICE OF
STAND TENDING
CONTRACT

2EALED TENDERS for the
following stand tending con-
tract will be received by the
Regional Manager, Minisiry of
Forests, 518 Loke Sirect,
Nolson, 8.C. VIL 4C6, on the
date shown below.

3. Contract ST82FS-B-101
J.S. located at Sentinel Moun-
tain in the Costlegar Ranger
District. Number of hectares
18.4, Viewing date October 9,
1979, leaving Ranger Station
ot 9:00 a.m.

NOTE: Viewing of site prior to
submitting tenders for this
contract is mandatory,

DEADLINE for reccip! of tend-
ers is 3:30 p.m., October 12,
1979,

Tenders must be submitted en
the form and in the envelopes
supplied which, with par-
liculors, may be obtained
from the Forest Ranger in-
dicated or from the Regional
Siliculture Olfico.

The towest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted,

|.This. coll for tenders comes

Ihe ferms of the
Canodo/British Columbia In-
tensive Forest Management
Agreement,

FS 789 (c)

BT
wi

"76 CHEV 4x4.. Newly painted,
| mites, ert Included.
Quick aalel Ph. 365-2449. M/3/40

1976 FORD 4x4 short box, atep

aide with canopy. New tires,
41,000 mites. Ph, Res-aa98 8 a.m.
to5 p.m. Ask for Joo, or 368.2354

10 p.m. Miata
°73 TOYOTA Gorolla 1200. Four

‘78 FORD Larlat truck 30,000
mitea, Asking $7800. Roll bar for
‘smal! pickup truck, Ph, 965-8078.
M6140

"64 MERC Marauder in mint
condition. '73 Cougar XA7 con-
vertibla, In excellent condition,
7 Dodge Ram Charger in
excelent condition. Ph. 36! 22

“878 DODGE Charger Oaytona..
P.s., p.b., sunroof, two-tone wine:

fate Tedeaen wart, “ap
q lent condition, no
rust, Call 365-8306. fin:

0.8.0.

1

ork

o akes en
or 365-631

h
mag:
305 Green

880
firm.
1876 MONZA. Town and Country
Souhe Am pea radials and

. regiass canopy to
fithatt-ton, Ph, 486-2860, "8/39
1970 PLYMOUTH 383 Roadrun-
‘ner. 4-speed, 60,500 miles. Offers!
Ph, 384-2041, 3/40

14-ft, K.C. fiberglass boat, 33
H.P. motor and boat traller. New
canvas top. Ph. 385-5034. _M/6/40
1976 17-FT. APOLLO boat with 70

TO RENT: Gi
for winter months. Ph. 305-
atter 4 p.m.

aftel
Seo eon
raferal

fension control, it 985-6928. 3/40
METAL Hilng, cabinet In good
condition. Ph, 399-4145. 38
‘O BUY: Late model used picku
in good shape. Ph. 509-4145 cr
368-6411. Ask for Pater. 40

HELP’ WANTED

WANTED to Trade: 3 or more AU
same in
. Wiison, Minne. jy

k Pets
Socretary-Treasurer,

School District No. 8,

lox 3220, e
CASTLEGAR, B.C, __3/40

Applications will be accepted b;
ine Board of Schoo! ei 4

rol
Inter tro. Beat offer to
$1100, Ph, 365-7427 atter6p.m.40 A

com WORK WANTED Mi

2 WORK WANTED
WIII_ BABYSIT In my home. Ph.
965-6074, 3/40

Gi
like to meet single lady or
without children, age 26-30. Ph.
anytime day or night to 352-5870.
mi3i40 §

Alcoholics Anonymous Is a fellow
ship of men and womer
ps

in Hei
» Heal
e Ph.

Cate mney
Lodge, Raspberry Vilage. a1
BABYSITTER wookd. 7m, to
5 p.m. Preferably in my pees ort

965-6760 after 5 p.m.
SECRETARY/ RECEPTIONIST re-
ulred tor general Ineurance office
nw fullet be

ney Regional are
9b
and

slides taken of ai
Kootenay art Day end
their three best

ney

lorthand or spesd-
riting an asset. APR In person
to Cohoe Insurance, 269 Columbia
Ave., Castlagar. 40

up

Announcements
Gn the occasion of CAPTAIN and
MAS. . SUTHERLAND'S 60th

ary, the family will be at

ome in the Robson Hall on
Saturday, Oct. 6th from 7
Please, no gl

required for
Ave., South,
raday morn-

on.
2138

Please, no gitte, 2/38
Card of Thanks

words cannot exp!
ll of our

Send re- our sincere is to
IN ne ves who
supported u:

sume to Box 3144, Castlegar. V’
H4 by Septembar 3138 our great loss of
fou for your many
18 time spent wit
food sent to our

v8, and a
WII BABYSIT In my ho ‘Wood-
0 land Parkaroa. Pn, ses-aoda, 4 Ciligently. to provide and, ser

refreshments to everyone

anytime, Ph. 385- service.
EYE}

OLUMBA GARDENS Landscap-

Ing design installations and rono- = Meda and Frank Webster

vatlons.crurt able. a6. 308. and Famit
87-71 4137 The family of the late Alvin
Musselman wish to extend alncere
GIVEAWAY thanks to all those friends who
galled, id to those who sent

xi
y

fl
WHITE Samold dog, 1 yr. old. To
a good home with lots of room, Ph.
365-2386. 2140

For
along for 60
to Dr. Merritt for
art-Slamese kitten to st over Ihe past
365-5907. 2140 A

SMALL white

art Pomeranian
dog. 1% yrs. ol 19-7526

id istri eo
> Call 35% Castlegar id to
Raverend Bristow. Thank you, one

BUSINESS OPPT Cann ae a Mustela, tng,

The family of the Jate“Alvin
Gadinces oa alt torsion aosete Musselman will be forever grate.

of the business, oftica equipment, to the nurses and staff at
king $30,000, Rent I=

ry
broke
ty Ltd.

PERSONA

iontleman would very much

ivorcea:

Koote:
Counell is compliing a collection of
par OR

St. John Ambulance
(Castlegar Branch)

TWO DAYS A WEEK

a St. John
FIRST AID CLASSES

Adults
15 yrs. & over
10 classes — Standard First Aid Ticket
Juniors
14 yrs. & under
(Cadets, Scouts, Girl Guides, etc.)
6 classes — Fundamentals of First Aid
for Emergency Ticket
Registration and first class:
Thursday, Oct. 11, 1979
7

p.m.
Stanley Humphries — Rm. 111

For further information, call:

P. Trischuck — 365-7323

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY

PUBLIC NOTICE

Take notice that the Regional District of Cen-
tral Kootenay proposes to amend “The Regional
District of Central Kootenay Zoning Bylaw No. 97,
1972, as amended.”

The intent of the proposed amendment to
Zoning Bylaw No. 97 1972, as amended is:

(a) To rezone District Lot 12370, Kootenay District,
except Parcel "A" (see 212779-1) and part in-
cluded in Plan’ 6265 from RURAL (R) zone to
DEVELOPING URBAN-S (DU-3) zone,

Copies of the proposed Bylaw may be inspected at
the offic e of: aes

ord
The Regional District of Central Kootenay
601 Vernon Street
Nelson, B.C.; and,

The City of Castlegar
Municipal Office — .
460 Columbia Avenue
Costl,

Thinking of travel...
Disneyland, Reno, Vegas, or

between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. daily,
except Saturdays and holidays, from the date of
this notice to the 16th day of October, 1979.

And take notice that the Regional District of
Central Kootenay will hold a PUBLIC HEARING
thereon at:

PLACE: Castl & District C

For cruises,
chartor flights, and hostolling
‘St. Davis Information, call

lumbla Ave,
Iscussion Meat-

. 3 3593

Marj Cullay> «=:
MAPLE LEAF TRAVELLTD.. *
Castlegar Savings Credit Union
Phono 265-7232

Birch School on thi

18 new!)
uired mimi busetie-(4

ly. Interviews wat be arranged,
J. Dascher, ‘
Secrotary-Treasurer,

ecre
Schoo! District No. 9,

CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN

Kootenay Forest Products Limited requires a certified electrician
for our Nelson, B.C., plywood, planer, and sawmill operation,
All applications, setting out full details of qualifications, ex-
perience, ond personal information, should be addressed to:

The Industrial Relations Monager
KOOTENAY FOREST PRODUCTS LIMITED

Box 750
Nelson, 8.C. VILSR7

jity Complex

439 - 6th Avenue, South,

: Castlegar, B.C. — Arts and Crafts Room
TIME: 7:00 p.m. ett ae Snes
DATE: Tuesday, the 16th day of October, 1979

at which time and place all persons who deem that
their interest in property is affected by the

proposed amending bylaw may be heard of matters
contained therein.

Dated at Nelson, B.C., this 3rd day of October,
1979, 4

R. Henderson, Secreta’
Regional District of Central Kootenay

Box
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

ro

605-2nd St. S., Castlegar 365-7232

C5) Castlegar Savings’
90 Day Term Deposit
PHASE 3
SAVINGS

Current Interest Rate is 11.66%
(Minimum Deposit $5,000)

CASTLEGAR SAVINGS
CREDIT UNION

“Better in so many ways!”

“Serving Castlegar, Slocan Valley & Districts”

Slocan Park 226-72 12

‘Wedding Bells

Couple continues; < tare bs

" ee aed — ae — at
*$,8. Elco It with Capt, G. O. Sutherland at the wheel

TRIBUTE to three loce! man
of the steamship era was
the motivation behind the
building ‘of this model of
S.S. Elco Il being held by its
builder, A. G. Koch of Cas-

. tlegar. Koch acknowledg

67-year-old Capt. G. O.
Sutherland of Robson, the
last steam boct captain in
the Kootenays; 79-year-old
Byron (Barnle) Trussier of
Castlegar, engineer on the
§.S. Irene and Elco Il; and ~|
Bill Waldie of Robson, the
last of the Waldie sons.
Built in Robson in 1925 for
Wm. Waldie ‘and Sons by
Blondin of Nakusp, the S.S.
Elco It was 80 feet long wi
at beam, eight-foot
draft with engine 21 nomin-
al H.P. The craft welghed

54 tons, and burned wood. .*:

ls first! master was Capt.
Cook, With Capt. Suther-
fand in command tn 193).
Sutherland came from
Nova Scotia, receiving his
Masters Certificate in 1918.
He war captain of the S.S.
frene and $.S. Yale for .
Revelstoke Lumber Co, and
White Pine Lumber Co. be-
fore coming to Robson to
work for the Waldies. Trus-
sler was Copt. Sutherland's
first engineer, later : fol-
lowed McKinnon,

fold up in 19060, remaining
up at Robson for a
number of years, and was

+ later sunk. Koch's minia-

ture model of the S.S. Elco
U Is 30 inches long to a -
scale of 1:30, and is steam
powered. It takes ight
minutes to get up steam,
and will run for 25 minutes.
It is presently on display at
the Castlegor Public Li-
brary.

Efficient
way to lift
heavy objects

Lifting heavy objects —
and that includes children,
groceries and suitcases — is
the commonest cause of back
strain.
To lift more efficiently,
at work or in your leisure
time, make sure that the load
is close to you. Stand right in
front of the object to be-
lifted, ‘and you will put less
strain on your spine, because
you will automatically bend
your knees to make the lift.

If you have‘to reach for
an object, use one hand to
support yourself and the
other to drag the object
close, then lift it with both
hands, says Workers’ Com-
pensation Board back ex-
perts.

Castlegar Figure Skating Club

presents

_ AUTUMN FROLIC

Saturday, Oct.-13
9 p.m. -1a.m.

Castlegar Community
Complex

Music by “Special Edition”
fcaik % Midnigt

7

Copt. Sutherland, left, and Byron Trussler

ri

Studies at
A wedding of local interest took place
Aug. 11 in the Alberta Temple of the Church

3
UBC

* iohmal

of Jesus Christ'of Latter Day Saints, when 9°”
Patricia Diane McKay exchanged marriage

vows with Michael Martin

fewski,

‘That. samo evening in the bride's ‘home
town of Castlegar, a reception was held
honoring the newlyweds at the Nordic Hall.
The couple shared this happy occasion with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs, James P. McKay
of Castlegar and Mr. and Mrs. Hans 0. .
Milewski: of Vancouver. Joining in. the
festivities, were friends and relatives from
Vancouver, Prince George, Kamloops and the

local area,

White satin in a Victorian influence
fashioned the bridal gown, which had been
designed and made by the mother of the
bride. Chantilly lace added a delicate touch to
the gown, its flowing train and the bridal veil.

Th

wore h

de dresses

6
of peach-colored floral print.

. The reception hell and guest tables were
decorated in a summertime motif of coral,
white and green, with bright fabric floral
arrangements adorning the tables. :
Following the buffet-style dinner, a

" short: program was presented, with Mr.

The loss

By MARY KAYE MeNABBE

(The author is a resident
of Castlegar.) ©

In this, the year of the
child, I would like to make a

most

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martin Milewski
Barney. Lynes of Trail as master of
ceremonies, Various friends of the couple
presented toasts, tributes and special musical

After initiating the dance with the

Mr, and

cas 965

see.” Sometimes I'd even get
into the act, thinking I might
speed up the process by
pushing it extra hard. ‘

Why I felt I should hurry
the process, I don't know. I

ment.

* I hereby announce that
Shawna Kaye lost her first
baby: tooth today. It scares
me,

It scares me because it is
another mark of her growing
up. One of the many things
we parents see throughout
the child’s life: A baby smil-
ing for the first time, taking
the first step, and saying
goodbye to them that first
day of school.

These subtle changes
come so quickly, you're usual-
ly not prepared. The changes
are there though, and they
happen: quickly. She’s grow-
ing up, moving on in life,
she’s getting older, and so am

Bib. hutis

ers little face

(Noice of the People /

History

Editor, Castl News:

legar 3
A history of Olds, Alta.

is planned as a 76th anni-
yersary project.

The town was incor-
porated in 1906. The book is
to cover the period from the
beginning of settlement to
1980 and will cover the town
and the surrounding com-
munity as it relates to the
town.

Former residents of the
area can have a part in this
exciting project by sending
along bits of history, anec-
dotes, human interest stories

“both humorous and sad, and

pictures that tell a story.
Pictures will be well

of Olds

necessarily typed. It should
contain the facts but need not
be ready for print, as-it will
be edited. It may not be
possible to use all the mater-
ial but help will be acknow-
ledged in the book.

Names and addresses of -

former residents of the area
or their descendants are
wanted. BESS ‘

Material as well as

* names and addresses’ should

be sent to:
Olds History, Box 189,
Olds, Alta. TOM 1P0

cared for and returned. ©

Dates of events and of pic-
tures are very important. An
explanatory title should ap-
pear on the back of each
picture.

Material submitted
should be’ readable but not

luded

Snack

Tickets $6 — Available at Castlegar Drug,
Wool & Yarn, and at the Sports Complex.

"was aglow with excitement
when she ran into the kitchen
one morning to announce this
astounding news. .

“Look Mommy, look
Dad, my tooth, see, it’s loose.
I can move it.”

.She wriggled it a little
proving her point. Reaching
out I touched it, saying
“oh—oh, you're growing up,
the baby teeth are leaving.
‘The permanent ones come in
now.” . t

“Do they stay forever,
Mom?”

ing was that permanent.
As the week wore on we
had progress reports every
hour or so, giving us blow by
blow descriptions, on how far
the tooth had moved, how
loose it was, whether it
would come out that day, or

even worse, that night. She.

finally estimated it would
come out in the spring of next
year,
To me, she was sych a
brave girl about it all. For-
ever pushing the tooth with
her tongue, wriggling it with
her fingers...

“See Mom I can feel the
bottom of the tooth now,

“Yup, for always.” Noth- |

should be the im-
portant moment in my child's
life, not hurrying her through

She would question me

- about my own lost teeth and

amazingly enough, I can re-
member it-very clearly. Was
it really that long ago? No, it
can't be... but it is.

Being more brave than
her mother was, my daugh-
ter relentlessly played with
that tooth. She could do it
herself she said, she would
pull it and did — today.
Wanting to surprise Daddy,
she went to the mirror and
with ‘kleenex eventually re-
moved the tooth..

Yelling “I did it, I did it,”
she ran to me with the tiny

tooth in her hand. Qooing and.

ahing, l expressed my amaze-
ment and, wonder, what
courage.

Looking down at that
tiny piece of enamel I some-
how felt very melancholy,
tearful. Very silly of me, I
know. i

“What a big girl you are
Sha-Sha, I'm very proud of
you.” As soon as she heard
her father coming home, she
ran to him with the biggest
grin possible.

He laughed and hugged
her, “your tooth is out, what
a big girl you are.” What a
big girl you are... I wanted
to say “no she’s not, she's still
a baby.” :

No, not a baby any
longer, but a little girl

. five-and-three-quarters years

old, Was it really that long
ago that a very pregnant lady
moaned and groaned, as she
gave birth to this child,
swearing to God and anyone
else within a 10 mile radius
that never-ever would she go
through this agony again?
It wasn’t worth’: the
torture ... but it was.
And now this beautiful
baby is starting Grade 1. It
‘can’t be. Impossible. But it is.
Learning to read and print

-OP TRANSPORTATION

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traditional ‘first waltz,’ the newlyweds left
for a honeymoon trip to Yoho National Park.

Mrs. Milewski are currently

residing in Vancouver, where both will
continue their studies at the University of
British Columbia.

‘milestone

and add, then complaining
because the teacher doesn't
give homework.

Is this our baby? She has:

such a long way to go yet.
Will I be there sharing the
other experiences in her life
as I shared this one?

Will I be able to help her"

through her disappoint-
ments, help her adjust to the

“many changes? Can I make

her understand that things in
this life won't come easy, that
she will have to work hard to
achieve success, and even
after working hard, it’s never
4 sure thing.

Will I see her off on that
first real date (whom Ill
probably hate) and be there
when she comes home with
the last, the one she'll say “is
the one.”

Stop. Stop right there. I
can't handle it, give me a
break, please, I'm not ready
yet,

~The pace is too fast.

> Let’s just stop the clock a

moment... but you cannot.

Time, as they say, mar-
ches on. The todays now fade
into yesterdays and the to-
morrows soon become to-
days. You begin to wonder
where they all went, these
yesterdays, todays and to-
morrows,

Where did they go and
- how did it happen? It’s scary,
“because Shawna Kaye lost
her first tooth today.

‘
; ’
CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 3, 1979 A7

Toes twinkle
with proper
exercising ©
Since feet keep our bod-
tes going, especially on the
‘tennis court or golf Inks,
they deserve o regular
work-out.
Here are some casy-to-do
fitness tips that get right
down to the toes from the

* footcare experts at Scholl:

Come to
\ Calgary

a"
tndoor Whitlpool & Souna.

After a day of
walking or playing tennis,
kick off shoes and fiex
each foot individually
from the’ ankle. Point the
toes and rotate the foot
in a circle, moving from

. the ankle,

When walking around
the house barefoot or in
stocking feet, stand on tip-*
toe and stretch up to the
ceiling, Or, pick up small
objects like a pencil or
marbles with the toes,
These exercises help tone
and strengthen many
muscles in the feet and
calves of the leg.

If there's no time to sit
and do speciat exercises
for feet, try wearing Exer-

ndals

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Notice -

To the Residents of the
City of
Castlegar

FALL
' ’- CLEANUP
PROGRAM

The City's Fall Cleanup

Program will take place

from Monday, October 1 to Friday, October 12,

1979,

Garden shrubbery and household refuse will be
1 the h hold lies with

picked up
the follawing:

~ 1, Branches MUST be tied and piled in

neat bundles.

2. Leaves, garden refuse, and paper
MUST be placed in plastic garbage bags
orcardboard boxes, .

The following items WILL NOT BE PICKED UP:

et Rocks isos
2. Concrete

3. Any other objects that cannot b
handled by one man. i

Refuse should be put out on your normal garbage
pickup day and be placed at property line, close to
the area where your weekly garbage pickup is
made. Schedule will be the same as the normal

weekly garbage pickup.

Your

will be appr

d, Thank you,
CITY OF CASTLEGAR

L_SULMLLES EDIRECTORY |

ANGLICAN CHURCH

ST. DAVID’S
8 a.m. Eucharist
9 a.m. Eucharist
and Sunday Schoo!
Morning Prayer
on Fourth Sunday
Robson
2nd & 4th Sunday
11:00 a.m.

Rev. Desmond Carroll
365-2271

UNITED CHURCH

OF CANADA
1401 Columbia Avenue
CASTLEGAR
Sunday School 10:40 a.m.
Worship 11:00 a.m.
ROBSON
1st & 3rd Sun. 9:45 a.m.
Rev. Ted Bristow
365-8337 or 365-7814

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
OF PENTECOST

below Castleaird Plaza

Ph, 365-6317

9:50 a.m. Sunday School

11a.m. Worship Service

7 p.m. Fellowship Service

Tuesday, 7 p.m., Cottage
Bible Studies

Friday, 7 p.m. Youth and
Family Night

Rev. Ed. Wegner, Pastor
Ph. 365-2374

Vai Lelding, Youth Pastor
Ph. 399-4753

SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST- CHURCH

1471 Columbia Ave., Trail
Saturday Services
Sabbath School: 9:30 a.m.
Divine Service: 11:00 a.m.
Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
Pastor D. Zinner

V.

— show Gratitude in Prayer

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
¥ CHURCH
405 Mapie St.
Worship Service 11 a.m.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m,
“Everyone Welcome"”’

Hour Sunday, 11:30 a.m.
on Radio CKQR

STRITA'S CATHOLIC

Rev. Michael Guinan
Ph. 71430
Saturday Night Mass

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

ST. MARIA GORETTI

Genelle — 12 Noon

| CHURCH OF GoD | OF GOD

804-7th Ave., South
Church School
9:45 a.m,
Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.

Pastor Ira Johnson
Phone 365-6762

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN

7th Ave. South
9:45 a.m.
Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Worship
Infant Nursery and
Junior Congregration
Minister H. M. Harvey
Phone 365-3818

S o
"OFS ane
809 Merry Creek Road

Next to Cloverleaf Motel

Castiealrd Plaza

Family Bible Hour
:45 a.m.
Morning Worship
11:00a.m.
Evening Praise
6:30 p.m.
Wed., Bible Study
7:30 p.m.

Pastor John Hill
Church Office 365-3430

PENTECOSTAL. P
—~TABERNACLE——

767-1st Ave., North
Pastor Roy Hubbeard
Church: Ph. 365-5212
Sunday School 9:50 a.m.
Morning Worship

11am.
Evening Service
7p.m.
Tuesday: Bible Study

230 p.m.
Friday: Young People
BS .m.

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Meets at Kinnaird Hall
Sunday Bible Class
and