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subject of food storage.
The Winter edition, which

Euitor, Castlegar News:
Tam frequently questioned

by consumers wanting to know
how long they can keep food
items in their freezer, or how
Ipng canned products will last.
The 1978 Winter edition of
Gardening Hints .and Recipes
Begins with an article on this

is available free in most grocery
stores, can also be obtained
from:
“Recipes”, i
B.C. Ministry of Agriculture,
. Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, B.C. V8W 227.

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by the Castlegar Ministerial

By REV. ED WEGNER

There are certain things on
this earth that are very basic
and fundamental,

It is easy for man to get
sidetracked by things that are
not really very important. Man
can hope against hope that it
will work out after all, even
when basic laws of life have
been ignored,

There are basic laws in
science, mathematics, nutrition
and the foods we eat that, if
ignored, lead to di:

the sentence of death. If sin and
death were not real, but only a
bad dream, we then could
forget about them,

However, these things are

real. God has declared man -

dead in sin, Dead men can not
work, and we cannot work our
way out of sin and death,
The fact is that God, our
Creator, is willing and able to
pay the penalty for our sins, He
has already paid the debt and
therefore can and will forgive

us our sins and give us new life
— eternal life which we can
have for the asking through
Jesus Christ our Lord.

John 3:18: “He that be-
lieveth on him is not con-
demned; but he that believeth
not is condemned already.”

To think that the way to

“God is so simple that it is not

important would be a fatal
mistake.

Matthew 11:15: “He that
has ears to hear, let him hear.”

results,

God has also set down
some basic laws concerning
man himself and his spiritual
wellbeing. These laws are not
only basic but are, for the most
part, very simple.

First, we are the product
of a Creator. This is a fact the
Bible simply states and does
not debate. The Christian will
simply believe this fact.

Second, we all have a will.
We have the capacity to choose
which way we will go. Our will,
of course, is set in doing our
own thing. Look around you
and you will find this to be true.

Third, it is also a basic fact
that the sentence of death is
upon each of us. You may live to
be 100 but this sentence will be
carried out.

Anyone claiming to live on
the earth eternally will be
suspect, with good reason, of
mental deficiency.

Connected with these basic
laws of life is the fact of sin. God
in His holy Word has given usa
very shocking estimate of sin.

Romans 3:23: “All have
sinned.”

Romans 3:10: “There is
none righteous, no not one.”

Romans 5:12: “Death pass-
ed upon all men, for that all
have sinned.”

Sin and death are closely
connected. This is also a fact of
life.

Now, in this world of sin
and death, there is truly a way
which is life indeed. There is
hope based on facts, not fan-
tasies. This way is very basic, it
is also very simple.

God, our Creator, has
made a way to deliver us from

Have you been ‘looking for"
a new refrigerator lately? If
you have, you've probably
noticed a large label marked
“Energuide”.

“So what?” you say, “Just
another label.”

“No, not just another label.
The Energuide label, which is
required on all refrigerators
manufactured after September

FIRST AID TIP

LOW VOLTAGE eaten
INJURIE:

© Usually incurred around the home
© Moisture is a conductor of electric-
ity. If the point of contact is wet,
even low voltages, may cause paraly-
sis of the heart, a sudden stoppage of
breathing or both ® Local effect is a
burn which is deeper and more ex-
treme than it appears ® With faulty
switches, water may continue to

carry the current even when turned

off @ Avoid contact with the casualty.
Break contact by switching the
current, removing the plug or wrench
ing the cable free @ If impossible to
do, stand on some dry insulating
material and by means of dry wood,
folded newspéper or rubber, attempt
to break contact by pushing the
casualty’s fimbs away from the
electricity © Treat by giving artificial
respiration if necessary and cover
burns with a sterile dressing @ Seek
medical aid.

(Consumer Comment/

1978, is there to tell you how

much energy that refrigerator
uses.

The label shows the num-
ber of kilowatt-hours (KWh) of
electricily per month that the
appliance will use. So’ now,
along with the usual considera-

tions (price, appearance and |

reliability), you can also com-
pare models for the. cost of
operation. Obviously, the more
KWh it takes to run the fridge,
the more you'll pay the utility’
company.

“Terrific!” you think. “But
why only refrigerators? Why
not other appliances, too?"

Well, refrigerators are just
the beginning. Eventually,
Energuide labels will also be on
freezers, dishwashers, electric
ranges, clothes washers and
dryers and oil and gas furnaces,

Energuide labelling is a
program developed by Con-
sumer and Corporate .Affairs
Canada in conjunction with
other regulatory agencies. It's
designed to make consumers
more aware of how. much
energy appliances use, and to
encourage the manufacture of
products which make the most
efficient use of energy.

So, look for the Energuide
label — you'll conserve energy
and save money!

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Treat yourself to lunch at the
Fireside Place, and Update
Fashions will treat you . . .
Prelude of Spring Fashions
Monday, March 5 & 12

Also, don’t miss this big event.
Spring Fashion Show
at the Fireside Place
Monday, March 19
Doors Open7 P.M. — Show Commences 7:30

Admission $3.00 . Wine & Cheese
Tickets at Update Fashions

the 's Auxiliary to the Castlegar and
District Hospital Photo

* THINKING OF TEACHING?
he University of Victoria is ofterises an Elementary and
ry Teacher C in the
West Kootenays in 1979-80. .
ELEMENTARY
ELIGIBILITY: Candidates must have a minimum of two years
of undergraduate work completed with’a broad backgound of
course work, be prepared to practise teach in Nelson, Castlegar
or Trait school districts, and show evidence of it
skill in working with young students. +
PROGRAMME: Academically admissible candidates will be
interviewed in Castlegar during February, Marchand April. The
programme will begin in September 1979, with methods course
work at Selkirk College-in Castlegar. Practice teaching will
begin in late November and continue until March, 1980.
Academic work will be completed at Selkirk during March and
* April, 1980. Successful studerits will be recommended for a
Teaching Certificate at the end of the programme.
SECONDARY
ELIGIBILITY: Candidates must have an acceptable inder-
graduate degree froma recognized university, have the necessary
subject preparation in two approved teaching areas for
secondary schools, be prepared to practise teach in Nelson,
Castlegar or Trail school districts:and show evidence of
commitment and skill in working with young people. Applica-
tions are from indi with life
addition to their formal education.
PROGRAMME: Academically admissible candidates will be
interviewed in Castlegar by University personnelin April and by:
participating School District,personnel in early May. Selected
candidates will then attend a week's orientation in their schoo}

}* «district in mid-May or June, attend UVic for July and August

course work; trainin their school district from September, 1979
to April, 1980. and complete.their academic work at the David
Thompson University Centre during May and June, 1980.
Successful students are then recommended for a Teaching
Certificate.

FINANCIAL AID: Students will be eligible for existing student
aid as administered by the University’s Financial Aid Office.
TO APPLY: For detailed information and application forms,
phone, or write immediately to: David Eytes, David Thompson
University Centre, 820-£01h Street, Nelson, B.C. VIL 3C7 Tel:
352-2241 or The Co-ordinator, Professional Programmes
Office, Faculty of Education, University of Victoria, P.O. Box
1700, Victoria, B.C. V8W 2¥2 Attention: Mrs. E.'Sumsion.
Tel. 477-6911 ext. 6636.

Applications post-marked after midnight MARCH 31, 1979 will
not be accepted.

UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA:

District Hospital, Teena Leitch. This is one of
three that the auxiliary makes

Sorority
Kicks Off
Rushing

* Two meetings of Alpha Phi
were held in February. The

- first, on Feb, 7, was held at the
home of Phyllis Dolgopol, with

Carla Josephson and Lorraine
John acting as hostesses. '

‘The program for the eve-
ning concerned children's art.
Dawn Bate and Mary Hunter
discussed the different levels
present in children's work. Also
a number of reference books’
were used to get A better
perspective on current theories
regarding this subject.

As a close to the program
each member brought a sample
of their own child's art. These
were viewed and discussed.

The second meeting of the
month .was the kickoff for
Spring Rushing. This year's
pledge party was a card night
at the home of Linda Green on
Feb, 21. Four guests were
invited who had an interest in,
joining Beta ‘Sigma Phi.

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Regional
Recreation Commission No

Summer Employment Vacancies:

Positions ‘Available:

1. Senior Lifeguards/Instructor:
2. Junior Lifeguards/Instructors
3. Playground Leaders

4. Outdoor Recreation and
Sports Instructors -

(CLOSING DATE: April 12th)
Applications and further Information may be obtained

Regional Recreation Commission “
Avenue 8,

965-3386

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ANGLICAN CHURCH
ST. DAVID’S ANGLICAN
CHURCH .
Rev. Desmond Carroll
365-2271

8&9a.m. Eucharist and
i ‘Sunday School
4th Sun: Morning Prayer

. Robson
2nd & 4th Sundays:
iam. :

OF CANADA
1401 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar
10:40 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Worship

"Robson
1st & 3rd Sunday 9:45 a.m.
Rev. Ted Bristow
365-8337 or 365-7814

. APOSTOLIC CHURCH
OF PENTECOST
* , below Castleaird Plaza

365-6317,

"49:50. a.m. Sunday Schoo!
1 a.m. Worship Service

Val Llc Youth Pastor

SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH

1471 Columbia Ave., Trail
Saturday Services
Sabbath School: 9:31
Divine Service:
Wednesday 7:30 p.m:
Pastor: D. zinner

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ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH
405 Maple St.
Worship Service 9 a.m.
Sunday School 10:15
“Everyone Welcome
Lowell Kindschy _
Ph, 365-3664 or 365-3662

Listen to the Lutheran Hour
at 11:30 a.m.
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Sunday Masses at
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a) _ CHURCH OF GOD

804- 7th Ave., South
Pastor: Ira Johnson
THIS SUNDAY
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Family Worship
Sermon:

By Quest Speaker
Youth & Adult Bible
Studies Each Week’
365-5300 or 365-6762

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN
7th Ave., Sout!
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11a.m. Morning Worship
6:30'p.m. Evening Worship

‘A Warm Welcome to All"
Minister H. M. Harvey

\.

Ph, 365-3816

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809 Merry Creek Ra.
next to Cloverleaf Mote!
Castleaird Plaza
Family eile Hour ~~
9:45 a. >
Morning Worship, mts
11:00 a,
Evening Praise

p.m.
Wed. Bible Study

8p.m.

Sunday.School 9:50 a.
Merning Worship
itam.

i Evening Service
Tuesday: Bib! .
7:30 p.m. "
Young Peopte
:30 p.m. :

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Meets at Kinnaird Halt’,
Sunday plble Class"

Worship
10.a.m. to 12 noon”
Call 365-7973 or 365-371

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creative thinking, critical thinking and self-concept

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Counselior’s
Comments

The first. Interim Reports
of the second semester will be
given to students about March
15 to take home. Every student.
should receive an ‘Interim Re-
port for each subject being
taken — all grade 9 and grade

- 10, students will have four

interims and the grade 11 and
12 students will receive at least
three interims. A Parents’
Night will be held at Stanley.
Humphries Secondary School
on March 19.

The spring vacation will be
coming at the end of March,
The Spring Break will start at
the close of the school day on

. Friday, March 23, and will end

with the re-opening of schoo! on
Monday, April 2. Schools will
also be closed on Good Friday,
April 13, and on Easter Mon-
day, April 16.

In about two weeks, stu-
dents at SHSS will start to
select their courses for the
coming school year. Initially a
counsellor will meet with a
group of 10 to 15 students on at
least two different occasions to
talk about courses. © During
these talks, students. will be
given a,copy of the Student-

Parent. Handbook, which con- ‘

Eansanar Facts y,

‘ Effie ent, use of equipment
can, | save energy i ‘in the kitchen.
i yous ‘ave a gas stove, make
spre. the: pilot light is burning
efficiently = with a.blue flame.
& yellowish flame indicates an
afijustment is needed.

3 Ifyou cook with electricity,
get in the habit ‘of turning off
the bitners \several minutes
before the alloted cooking time.
The heating element will stay
hot long enough to. finish the
cooking without using more

K electricity.

¢ Use pressure cookers and
nilerowave ovens if you have

j 2 van

That little mountain town
with its reputation ‘for ‘Golden
City Days and the best skiing in
BS Cc. usually only sees us sliding
down Red Mountain or driving
through to. Northport on Sun-
day evenings.

: But this weekend there is a
gond reason for making a
special ,trip over there: the
Rassland Snow Carnival is
batk.. t

people may find a
few Changes from the, areas

them. They can save perry by

reducing cooking time. !
Use cold water rather than

hot to operate your food dis-

poser. This saves the energy,

needed to heat the water. It is
not. only recommended for the
appliance, it also aids in getting
rid of grease.

Finally, if you are planning
on purchasing a gas oven or
range, look for one with an
automatic (electronic) ignition
system instead of pilot lights.
You'll save an average of 47 per
cent on your gas use,

Something for ‘tec brerone

“If all this sounds exhaust-
ing..you,can sit-down and play
bridge’or bingo, check out the

photo contest and the snow -

sculptures, watch the film
festival, or eat. Two carnival
dinners, a pancake breakfast, a
tea and bake sale and a cross-
country racers’ lunch should hit
the spot.

Sunday night the Variety
Show will have local talent plus
two excellent performers in
Dolphin, the mime artist and
Duncan Bray, a folksinger.

Pied Pear is coming over

tains about * thet
school and about" the courses
being offered‘at SHSS.
Students are given a form
on which they state their

selected.courses for next year,

and then this form is. taken
home for parental approval.

. Parents are asked to sign the

form and have ‘it returned to

the counsellorg.- This entire

process usually takes about
three to four weeks,

After the counsellors re-
ceive the form approved by
parents, each form is examined
in detail to ensure that the
students are taking subjects
necessary for their particular
grade level. The student's
proposed courses are fed into a

+ computer where a tabulation is

Snow Carnival Returns

from Vancouver | for the Snow
Ballon Saturday -and.‘TRe
Albert’ Fick’ Revue will 'Be
giving a charity performance
then too.

It's going to be Albert
‘Fick's last: show together and
Pied Pear's been putting out
some great music lately, so if,
you haven't got tickets for the
Snow Ball yet, join the line,

You can see there's plenty
to enjoy in Rossland this week-
end. Nearly every event .is
something in which everyone
can participate.

of the past, when
juthpers travelled “hundreds of
miles to measure their. courage
on:the gelandespring j jump.

2 There will be ski jumping
this yean, along with the tra-
ditional toboggan race through
the town streets and a cross
coyftty ski race.

* But this year there will
alsb be a fun ski race in
costume, a relay race including
sndwmobiles, Molstar. races,

and Friday night's skiing and_

disto will be livened up by a
spectacular torchlight parade
and hang-gliding display.

+ The 1979 Snow Carnival is
sponsored by the . Rossland
Heritage Society to finance the
restoration of the old Miners’
Hall and to give everyone a fun
time.

+ You like nostalgia? Then
take a romantic sleigh ride,
watch vintage.W.C. Fields and
Chérlie Chaplin movies or see
the: Golich City a skating

a

3 ie Old Timers hockey

game may teach’ ‘younger play-

ers:a thing or two, but rugby

fang may just get a big laugh at

the‘rugby game. with a foot or
two of snow on the. field.

Some of the players will be

ing through a tug-of-war

in the snow. and the kids will be

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racing round with chariots.

Monday through Friday — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
‘Saturday — 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Hours:

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270 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar

365-2416

made Indicating the total enroll-
ment for every course that
might be offered at SHSS,

After total subject choices
are available, a decision is made
by the schoo! administrators on
how many classes will be
needed in each subject area —
such as how many English 10
classes for next year? or how
many Chemistry 11?

. Before a course will be
taught at SHSS, the enrollment
in a subject must exceed 15
students, Subjects with enroll-
ment of less than 15 are dis-

“continued and: students who

have selected those discon-

tinued’ subjects are asked to

choose another subject. |
From this information, a

timetable for the coming year is‘
_ constructed.

Even though students are

"being asked to select their

courses-in March and April,
changes in these selections may
be’ made at any time up to the
end of the school year in June.
It is imperative, however, that
the school have some general
idea of how many students
want. any particular subject.
This information must be ob-
tained before the end of April.
- Kinnaird Junior Secondary
School students will also be
programmed in a similar ‘man-
ner sometime in March or
April. :

Because 1 am_ basically
shallow, I am always drawn to
lists of the 10 best anything.
Somehow, I feel my Iife will
have no meaning unless I know
who are the 10 best lovers, the
10 best dressed people, or who
have the 10 best noses,

‘I naturally pored over, the
story listing the 10 Most Sen-
suous Pairs of Legs which “best
epitomize the beauty of human
limbs."

Itv was interesting because
sandwiched between Liza Min-
nelli, Angie Dickinson, Shirley
MacLaine, Jane Fonda, Chris
Evert, Biancd Jagge, Nancy
Lopez, Cheryl Ladd and Bess
Myerson was Rosalynn Carter.

To tell you the truth, I
didn't know Rosalynn Carter
had legs that went to the hip.
There must be thousands of
pictures of her legs filling the
wastebaskets of every city
room in the country, but they
rarely see the printed page ofa
newspaper.

That is not the paint. The
point is why women? Why don't
we honor the Most Sensuous
Pair of Legs in men? Here are
my nominations.

For the Most Sensuous
‘Legs on a Television. Per-
sonality: Walter Cronkite. Wal-
ter's legs (if indeed there are
two under the desk) for years
have titillated women's imagi-
“nations. For sheer mystique

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 8, 1979 B3

The Most Sensuous (Male) Legs

Erma.

" /

Bombeck

and lingering fantasy, no one
tops Walter.

For the Most Sensuous
Legs in the Literary Field: Jim
Fixx, whose legs dominated the
cover of the No. 1 best seller of
1978, Running. Legs have not
had such an impact on the

American way of life since the‘
* two hind ones of Mrs, O'Leary's

cow. kicked over a lantern in
Chicago in 1871.

The Most Sensuous Legs in
the Military: Klinger on MASH,
who proves week after week
that when you're in a war zone
it doesn't matter if you shave
your legs or not, you can still be
attractive,

The Most Sensuous Legsin
Science Fiction: The bionic ones
belonging to Lee Majors. When
they come with varicose veins
it will open up an entire market
for women.

Advertising=

points the way
to better buys.

The Most Sensuous Legs in
Sports: Joe Namath, who
proved to the world that the
claims made by pantyhose are
true: one size fits all,

‘The Most Sensuous Legs in

Politics: Harold Stassen and
Ronald Reagan, whose legs
have logged more miles on the
campaign trail than any other
legs in political history. i

And finally the Most Sen-
suous Legs occupying a White
House in Washington: Jimmy
Carter, because he's married to
Rosalynn Carter and sensuous
legs marry sensuous legs and if
you don't believe me just check
the wastebaskets of the si
Tooms,

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‘Wood to Me!

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this year?

Give us a call—Free Estimates

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Dealers for Kalser Aluminum

Fred: 365-2211

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You may be able to claim up to $200 for.
each child in your family—depending on
your family income.

If your family income is less than $18 000 .

per year (that's the net income of both
husband and wife) you will qualify for the
full $200 for each eligible child. If your
family income is more than $18 000 you
may still qualify for a total or partial _
payment, depending on the number of
children.

The application form for the new federal
Child -Tax Credit is enclosed with your

Health and Welfare
Canada

January family allowances cheque. Read
the instructions carefully then fill in the form
and send it along with your completed 1978

_Income Tax Return and your statement of

Family Allowances.

-ATTENTION

" ifyou need help, your nearest Health and
Welfare or Revenue Canada Taxation office is
there to assist you. Some private firms can also
assist, but charges for tax discounting services
can be as high as 15%. Try not to use them.

Santé et Bien-étre social
Canada

Monique Bégin, Minister