CASTLEGAR NEWS, August 3, 1980

a COURT

NEWS Le

in prov it Tues
day pl ©. Youd pleadedtoa
charge of driving whil im-
Paired, He was fined $350 or
in default one month in jal,

Three rn, charges
of driving with a blood alcohol
count ov

guilty pleas were

Marla ‘Sheridan, Norman

Harvey ‘and Joka Sroka.
eri

Local
police
briefs

the ges
shift causing it to roll bist
and strike a parked CP

Police sald they were
called to $00 Celgar Road to
investigate the incident. The
He was owned by Ell
Chrusch of Castlegar.
estimated

as interrupted

Thuy in the Pass Creek
following slagle vehice
fcident on Fuss Crocs road
when a vehicle swerved to

mi ing vehicle
while rounding a left hand
turn descri

narrow,

The vehicle struc «poe
resulting in approximately
$1,500 damage to the car and
‘$800 to the power pole and a
transformer.

‘The driver has been iden-
‘Mrs, Arne tified as Herbert Morris of

Loveseth shown here with Cayslo,

My Avower

DEAR DR. GRAHAM: I stole some money from my
employer many years ago. Now that 1 have become
Christian, should I do anything about

-Le,

DEAR L.C.: What you did was wrong, no matter how

Jong ago it has ‘been, The Bible says, “You shall not stea”

pet of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Reorda Castlegat

Billy Graham

Christ he immediately declared, “If I have cheated any
ut of anything, I will pay back four times that amount” (Luke
19:8)
i suarest you go to your employer and speak frankly
about your action. This will not be easy, but it is the right
thing for you to do. It wil let bin hae that your faith in

hi it clear that theft is a
bars i what you did was wrong. You should be prepared to pay him
forgiven by Ged and that toa, yooderiul truth Om the as BACK ot whatever he has lost because ef your thet. You wil

3 pald the penalty f wvinclading sot en this {el better for having brought this into the open, and you also

ular act, but all the other sins you ever committed But
that does not mean you should not make restitution for the
theft from your employer.

In tach 1 believe the Bible indicates we should do
whatever we can to pay back anything we might have stolen,
‘This was a principle clearly taught in the Old Testament, tad
it is repeated in the New Testament. When Zacchaeus m

The edible forest . . . Wild Rose

The following article on forest edibles,
featuring the wild rose family of B.C., was
prepared by forest habitat Speciallst Enid
Lemon. The feawure was printed in the latest
edition of ForesTalk Resource Magazin
which is poblced quarterly by the province's
ministry of fore:

Theit petals range in ‘Thehips, when dried at a
color from an almost pure low temperature in
leep pink, but or spread out to air-dry on
wild roses are more trays, can be crushed or Image
‘than just ornaments on the into
natural landscape. rose-hip tea, It takes. one
The 14 of so members of tablespoon of hij
the Rosaceae family, which cup of boling water. Syrup,
jam, jelly and extract can all
ips,
well as delicious ros
butter,
As the hips remain on the
bushes all winter, why

oa Jos abot every past ofthe

When it comes time to take
down the tre, your hips will
be dry and ready for use in

¢ hips, the flower's
c

Rose petals eaten right

from ihe bush have a flavor

similar to apples, but discard

the grecn or white base — i's

bitter. Rose

used for jms eles and en
so. be mi

World
War, to take their place mil-
lions of pounds of rose hips
were gathered and made into
rose: syrup,
Ths peodece, ts stl in
demand today. Dried
powdered hips are a popular

ny that the low-growing
strawberry plant and the
mountain ash, or Rowan tree

the rose family. The beautiful

red mountain ash berries, like
rose hips, are a good source of
vitamin C.

hips, cut off the stems and
blossom-ends of the hips, cut
the hips in half, then remove [Your
the centre core of seeds. (Al- You Carpet

though the seeds have a high | Headquarters . . .
concentration of vitamin E,

they are covered with a mass | Carpets by Ivan Oglow
of little hairs which can ir. 365-771

ritate the digestive system.)

‘employee you can, The way you do your jo 3 shoud bebe part ae
your witness, so others wili know Jesus Christ
diffrence in your ile, “He who has Seen stalig meat seal
no longer, but must work, doing something useful with his
‘own hands, that he may have something to share with those in
need” (Ephesians 4:28),

Because of their bitter-
ness, however, they should

jonberries, ae
bilis) can be ruby-col-

not be cooked until they have seg well as golden. mitts
been exposed to frost; then

generally thought that the
fame salmonberry’ was in-
the Pacific North-
wecaatbe Inde Practice of
‘eating these berries with par-
ally dried salmon eggs. Sal-
monberries also were eaten
on 8 bucult of rough dough
Portant dictarily as other (pethaps the forerunner of
members of the rose family, our shortcake dishes),
The tasty fruit of the wild
strawberry crag A oe
ihinesdAd anchiet alsa) a the
'ans, so competition for this D4Me given to another mem-
= ber of the rose by the
delectable wild fruit is in- Ber of the rs i
plified form of the Cree nae,

‘an wei ie issask-quab-toomin, The
moan mas ‘ser-
ently did not come under cul- vic ber, Jane berry’ and

“shad bush,

Saskatoon berries have
always been eaien by the

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CASTLE VINYiDECK

Harvey $350 and Shypitka jail after pleading guilty to
$925, Defavit in fines. will :
result in one month in jail,

Ciera

Lance A. Brown wa
ined $100 of in default on¢
weet in ill afer pling
guilty to a charge of being in

Postession of narcotic.

as placed on probation for
Roy Sequeira was fined four months
8100 or in default one week in pay restitution.

1]
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UNUSUALLY large Siustere of hazelnuts, numbering
seven to nine to-a cluster Instead of the vsval two ts

four, are being noticed by thene whe tll collect the

nuts from our rata surroundings. The in hss that

row In wal number are

Ger In size then they have In the one

Vikings play Trail
soccer team Monday

renee jar Hi Arrow the Vikings. A test between a
Vikings are off on another teague and bush team.
wile ‘treat ater a slow Wile ‘Trail ean oe
action. this as
Tis ime they beat the Tra spokesman for the Vikiags
men’s team 6-2. said ‘the Vikings are “aot
In spite of & defensive go easily."

Cheapest Skate

hen it comes to skates,
most expensive doesn't
necessarily mean best.

“Tests done in an in-
dependent laboratory on four
popular brands of sk

ing in price from $62.95
to $113.95, found the

ipest_ was the best, the
most expensive the worst,”
says Common Cents
magazis

White he Vikings have
tlmost ‘enough players to The skates were tested for

two teams they are strength, durability, quality
ines happy to acquire extra strength, durability, quality
players of workmanship, blade

The next gone ‘il.be thee, bade stighines
Monday at at Sel- and alignment, as well
Tin Calege featuring the metal hardness and coreion
Trail Health Spa Spurs and resistance.

Aare Rear, of North rosky noutan ses, a the
Am: sed for

tala es well as conked ith
various roots. Raw foon
very tasty, since so much de-
pends on habitat and weather
conditions, but when cooked
in a Saskatoon ple they are

del
nealing blachberry Is general
found in many habitats: on tivated or waste ground.

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PUBLIC NOTICE e
SLOCAN CHIEF CABIN
in Kokonee Glacier Provincial Park
WILL BE CLOSED FROM
JULY 16 TO AUGUST 9
in order that repairs can be made to the rool. We
apologize for this inconveni
jemind hikers contemplating a tip into thi a eays
od for bockcountey comping.

tereen ence

Province of British Columbia
‘Ministry of Recreation and Conterval

CITY OF CASTLEGAR
NOTICE

HAZARD TO
SWIMMERS

Gir quote, Provincia Emergency Oficial and
cerned over recent inci
yeiriiog. tn fre, Columbia
Kootenay Ri Rivers at Castlegar have gotten into dif-
ficulties,
One incident ended in tragedy when 16-year-old
Martin fa Wes, of Switzerland was Swimming i in ihe
er below the Brilliant bridge and
pel ep awey His body has not as’ yet been

roc
‘On Thursday night two persons ran nto dificulty in
ther

the Columbia ivr a ot Castlegar, fortu
were no tragic results. Thi Incident did cove,
Snxiety and time consuming efforts by local ogers
cies.

Residents should be aware of the dangers of
rs. RCMP have

swimming in these fast w
the Regional Dist

nas of tt wire
They have oavisedt ‘hat the Deportment othe Eo
vironment will be arranging to have some type of
yernina signs posted tov worn people of

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Bulletin Board

BENEFIT DAN‘
There wil be a bene dance = the latest fire

Departmest on Aug,
9 p.m. at the Robson Community, Hall, Re,
frechmeat wil be sone Music donated by the
jestion Marks.

)LUNTEER EXCHANGE
30 talkers between Aug. 11 and 15,
Help us determine community needs by chatting on
the phone for an hour or two, if you have an evening
free and enjoy talking contact us. We'll train you
and provide you with all the necessary materials so

or help spearhead
“ao at ie
its problems:
Help us follow your dis ions.
Phoning 365-2412. i Te

Vokinioet by by

KOOTENAY AY SOCIETY Fou THE : HANDICAPPED

xy Society indici pped is

Jooking for donations of rerreatont eigen such
lawn darts, et

{ined of potpourr ingredients uch as rose

Estee 2 as leapt and chamomile; rp of
, rosemary, lemon ver
basil, rose geranium aed tanagey a

Jemon lime and ‘rapefruit. If you can lp wk
of these donations: Please call the sf 4
365-3811, or drop ther off at 903 44 dt ga

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Drrtee‘Peoe usm none acne tember
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, August 3, 1980

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