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Castlégar News December 11, 1985 ~ COMMUNITY NEWS

THe Leycock installed as.

On All Resnaining Stock a
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At 2 Price Seniors’ president
Florence Laycock was in-. Birthday wishes were sung. was too severe for any to at-

Sale Saturday, December 14
12 noon to 5:30 p.m stalled as the new president to’ six members ‘having De- tend. :
' of the Castlegar Senior Citi: cember birthdays and con- The financial report was
OZEROFF s JEWELLERY zens Association at the or- gratulations to one couple given by Ernie Newman.
192 Columbia Ave., Castlegar 365-7445 ganization’s monthly meeting celebrating their wedding Helen Peddle reported that
Thursday at the Senior Cit- anniversary. 7 three get well cards had been
izens Hall. A letter was read from the sent.
HOMEGOODS Other officers ii Castl Cc ity -Ser- Alice Waterman reported
were Nels Latta, first vice- vices stating that a contact for the kitchen committee.
president; Dave Adshead, line is now in operation by She thanked those members
second. vi i Fran- Seniors were who helped in the kitchen
ces Hunter, secretary; Jean asked to refer anyéne they and reminded everyone that

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Fitzpatrick, treasurer; M.
Dulsrud, Frank Lidstone and
Helen Bonacci, directors.
Mayor Audrey Moore in-
stalled the new officers. She
read the duties of each office
and asked each nominee their
intention to carry them out.
Each member agreed to
discharge these duties.
Moore added that she was
sure. this would be done, and
then congratulated all the
members on their choice of
executive and reminded
them that cooperation of all
made a fine club, and she
thought this one of the finest.

want visited or phoned to
this office.

‘Notice was given from re-
gional council asking that the
secretary write letters of
protest to their MLA and to
B.C. Tel. regarding addition-
al charges being proposed.

A May date has been an-
nounced for the 1986 conven-
tion which will be held in
Osoyoos ‘and resolutions are
‘wanted prior to that time.

Five letters were sent in-
viting outlying clubs to the
whist drive in November.
Only one was answered and
as it turned out, the weather

Super Valu and Safeway re-
ceipts were used and the en-
tire cost of running the kit-
chen is taken-from money re-
ceived from these tapes.
Motions were made and car-
ried that $500 be given to the
Legion to help with Christ-
mas hampers, and that a life
membership be given to
Ernie Newman in recogni-
tion of his many years of ser-
vice to the club, the last six
years as treasurer.

Members were reminded
of the Christmas party which
will be held in the Legion
Hall Dec. 18.

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CUTE AND CUDDLY . . . writer and dog trainer Job Michael Evans holds on to a sub-
ject of his recent seminars sponsored by the West Kootenay Kennel Club.

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Recreation news
_pihritmas i Just: around $8, children/enirs. Dont Trudy wiry Kent Wer 1 opel Club s ponsors

looking-for stocking stuffers action packed, fun and a ams, Sherri LeRoy, Pat Dil-
why not stop by the complex chance to see a few hockey lon, Mrs. Tuck and her Grade

STU ten” Seon Og training seminars

Here’s how you can say

Supplement to the Castlegar News
ot Wednesday, December 11, 1985

lot, quiel area.

Castl

landscoped lot, Frvit trees,

se: iness Association and the

to all your friends
for only $ 4.00

and at the same time help the
KOOTENAY SOCIETY FOR THE HANDICAPPED

Send local Season's Greetings and help the Kootenay Society
for the Handicapped. For a donation:of $4 or more, the Society
will publish your name in issues of the Costlegar News just
prior to Christmas. (For a donation of $5 or more, the Society
will issue a receipt. if requested.)

The hockey game is taking «

place Jan. 15 and it should be
the game of the season. Henri
Richard, Maurice Richard,
Pierre Pilot and Eddy Shack
are only a few of the stars
that will be challenging the
Kootenay Selects.

Ticket prices are $8 adults,

Sander

Stephen Andrew Sander of
Trail passed away suddenly
Dec. 9 at age 34.

Mr. Sander was born in
Trail on July 8, 1951 and
worked for Cominco as a
third class steam engineer
from 1972 until his death.

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‘Agencies Ld.
WADE ANDERSO.

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Rebel hockey action this
week is Dec. 13 when the
Beaver Valley Night Hawks
will be in town. Game time is
8:30 p.m., admission is $3
adults, $2.50 students/
seniors and $2 children.
Santa's Visit
A big thanks goes out to

chamber of commerce for all
their help in making the
Santa and Mrs. Claus visit
to the complex a success.
Public Skating

Public skating hours are as
follows: Tuesday and Thurs-
day 2:30 - 4:30 p.m., Friday 2
- 3:30 p.m.

services Friday

He enjoyed playing hockey
and golf.

Mr. Sander is survived by
his-wife Mary; mother Irene
of Trail; grandmother *Mat-
ilda Sander of Calgary; an
adopted son, Terry, of Tor-
onto; brothers Martin and

. Terry of Trail and Richard of

Burnaby; sisters Audrey
Tennyson of Park Siding and

ews.
He was predeceased by his
father Wendel in 1983.
Funeral services will be
conducted by Rev. M. Guinan
in| Carberry’s Memorial
Chapel at 10:30 a.m. Friday.
Interment will follow at

1.B.E.W. 1003

TO ALL

Mountainview Cemetery.

Memorial donations to the
Family Care Unit in care of
the Trail Regional Hospital
will be appreciated by the
family as expressions of
sympathy.

Carberry’s Funeral Home
has been entrusted with the
arrangements.

Council
members
elected

Three new faces were
elected to St. Rita’s Parish

By KATHY ARMSTRONG

The West Kootenay Ken-
nel Club recently sponsored
two one-day seminars with
Job Michael Evans, a well-
known dog trainer and
writer. Evans gained his ex-
perience in training and
breeding dogs during his 11
years as a monk at the New
Skete Monastery in New
York.

Evans co-authored (with
the monks) the award-win-
ning How to be Your Dog's
Best Friend. He also writes
monthly columns in Dog
Fancy, Cat Fancy and Horse
Illustrated magazines, tea-
ches seminars all over North
America, runs his own busi-
ness in New York city called
“Patience of Job: Training
for Dogs“and People,” and
serves as a member of the
advisory board of the Hu-
mane Society of New York.

In Castlegar, Evans pre-
sented the seminar, “Friend
to Friend,” during which
time he put a strong empha-
sis on bonding. Bonding can
occur with any dog at any
age, although it is easier at

Pastoral Council in ‘recent an early age.

elections.

He stated that most dog

Taking their places at behavior problems were due

meetings will be Tony Gugli-
elmi, Pat O'Connell and Ar-
mando Cardoso.

Elected by

to a lack of bonding, then he
introduced several bonding
methods, including cuddling

puppies, ing them gen-

ion to
répresent Genelle on the tly between their toes and

council was Nelda Maryka.

Other members of the

behind their ears.
He added

time, the dog may not be
well.

Evans talked about puppy
aptitude testing and how to
carry out the tests for the
purpose of placing puppies
into families which best suit
their personalities. A. mis-

Monastery and has been pre-
sent at nearly 300 whelpings.

He spoke on the topic of
managing stud dogs, presen-
tation of the bitch and dis-
cussed prenatal ‘care of the
bitch, getting the whelping
box ready and the procedure
of whelpi:

match of leads
to the euthanization of 15
million dogs annually in the
United States as mismatched
dogs often have serious be-
havior problems, he said.

Dog nutrition is also an
important factor in being
your dog’s best friend, Evans
said. He spoke on the nutri-
tional values of different
types of dog food, how to
conduct feeding times and
basic care.

The second one-day semin-
ar was “Breeding.” Evans
was a breeder of German
Shepherds at the New Skete

Care of puppies from birth
to the time of placing in

-homes is important. Puppies

must learn socialization tech-
niques during this time, and
they should be observed
closely. Again, he stressed
puppy aptitude testing in
puppy placement.

Evans began his dog train-
ing in New York in 1983 and
has trained hundreds of dogs
and their owners. including
many famous personalities.
He has also written The
Evans Guide for Counselling
Dog owners.

Film catalogue
now available

The new Selkirk College
Film Catalogue is now avail-
able for distribution accord-
ing to ‘Deb Thomas, media
specialist at the. college's
Castlegar Campus.

Only the college's films in
16 mm and 8 mm format are
listed. Films are listed by

subject and rt ofa

The catalogue also gives a
brief description of each film
and lists screening time and
whether it’s in color or black
and white.

“It has taken about three
and a half years to pull the
catalogue together, but at
last its done,” says Thomas.

‘The task was prolonged by

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Engberink, Gary Acham- cording” at about nine to 10 film has been designated a media collection and a change
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