86 Castlegar News September 29, 1990 TENANTS INSURANCE “Never Rent a Home : Without it!" - rs i) ( 5 CASTLEGAR SAVINGS INSURANCE AGENCIES CAS’ For All Your Insurance Needs | ff TLEGAR SLOCAN PARK 601-18th St”, 366-7232 Hwy. 6, 226-7212 Insurance 365-3368 Insyrence 226-7216 LOCAL NEWS LOCAL NEWS Chris Samson of Cranbrook will be the guest speaker at a Women's Aglow meets Oct. 3 study for women and does extensive YOU USE CASTLEGAR NEWS CLASSIFIED CALL 365-2212 SAVE A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS WHEN re meeting of the Castlegar Women's Aglow Fellowship at the Fireside Inn at 10:30 a.m. Oct. 3. Samson has been married for 22 E: NEW MANAGEMENT SPECIAL Introducing the Outstanding ELECTROLUX ‘’Dry Foam’’ Carpet Cleaning System Our formula cleans carpets without getting them soaking wet Short drying time (approx. | hour) 92% cleaning capability Brightens and highlights colors and patterns Rejuvenates end flufls up worn, wolked down orecs Call 365-8431 ¢ Ask for Monty years and_is the mother of two children, ages 18 and 16. As well as holding the position of vice-president of ministries on the Kootenay area board of Women’s Aglow Fellowships, Samson teaches. a Bible Prayer ing. The S; have also recently purchased the Christian Book Store in Cranbrook. Samson will speak about the com- plete restoration of her health following surgery and the many things she learned as she ‘‘walked through the valley of the shadow of death.”” (Psalm 23:4) Women’s Aglow invites all in- terested women to the monthly lun- cheon meetings. PULPIT & By TED BRISTOW Castlegar United Churh I'm home from my holidays for only a month, but I'm tired already. I’m not the only one. I’ve heard lots of people say they didn’t really have a rest this summer, and judging by the sour faces and humor I’ve ob- served, this fall and winter are going to be a real drag. Maybe it’s Canada these days. Oka and the GST squabbles aren’t especially uplifting. Maybe it’s Castlegar. The mill expansion con- troversy has put lots of people on edge. Or maybe it’s just the way everyone lives these days. We try to fit too much into-our days, even our summer days, and end up worn out. I was meeting with some ministers last week. We were talking about the role of church in our society. A cen- tury ago, we said, the church led the at Pi We’re celebrating our 1st ANNIVERSARY, stop by and see us for all your tire needs! 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Now, others have taken over those tasks. When I suggested that a new task for churches in our society might be to show people how to put some Sab- bath into their life, they: listened. Those ministers were tired too. What I mean is, someone has to tell us to slow down, and smell the flowers, and count the i and home of the bride's parents. - oo . 3 Lorraine Marken, daughter of William and Mary Loukianow of Castlegar, and Steve Kanigan, son of Philip Kanigan of Castlegar, were married July 21 in a garden ceremony at the Vogue Studios photo be still enough to know that God is God. The church, I suggested, could try to model such behavior by em- phasizing being more than doing. Church should be a place where people find themselves slowing down and feel inner strength emerging from the stillness. I was glad to have one church member tell me that’s exactly what happens to her on Sunday mor- ning. She may come to church fraz- zled, but by half way through the sér- vice she feels calm again. That’s one thing she comes to church for, to feel calm enough to face another week. Of course, it’s not just at church we can feel that calm. Just taking time each day to sense God is with us can do more for our nerves than a week of tranquilizers or afternoon naps. Part of my summer, this year, was practising a sense of calm and Presen- ce, at a spiritual retreat. A silent retreat. It was wonderful. I recor id the silence and the Spirit. | think that’s what we need to get us through the worrisome and hec- tic '90s, to keep us sensible, and to keep us smiling. One way to start is to work a little less hard. So, as an example, I’m making this column a little shorter than usual. As an example. Local chapter eyed The United Ostomy A i will hold a meeting at the Trail Regional Hospital’s education room Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. for ostomates who. of people with ies. Its Purpose is to offer mutual aid and moral support from people who have learned to live with their ostomies. may be i in a chapter of the association in the West Kootenay. The United Ostomy Assdciation is a profit, Pp izatin composed of chapters in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and Bermuda which are united to accom- plish their common goal of complete penal of r everywhere. Approximately one million people in North America have had ostomy surgery — an operation to create an artificial anus. A UOA chapter is a are trained through their chapters to visit patients in hospitals and in their homes with the consent of the individual and patient’s physician. Chapters have medical. advisers who may be physicians, nurses, Pharmacists and enterogtomal therapy nurses all trained in ostomy care-and use of equipment. At regular meetings open to anyone who is in- terested, members exchange practical experiences about their ostomies, see ostomy equipment displayed and listen to knowledgeable speakers. In this way thousands of people have been helped to return to active and Productive lives. BIRTHS & DEATHS BIRTHS BRIETER — To Delores and Randy Brieter of Nelson, a girl. born Sep?. 20. For the Best... Christmas Portraits Ever... di Vogue Studio City Centre Square iti 1 and Ci r Ph gt re? of Families, Couples and Children 365-7515 BURRELL To Darlene and Donald Burrell of Castlegar, a girl. born Sept 20 DIONNE To Barbara and Michael Dionne of Nelson, a boy, born Sept. 19. DOUGLAS /JOHN — To Laura Douglos and Gibb John of Kaslo. a boy. born Sept. 16 GREENWOOD ‘NEW To Stacey Greenwood and Warren New. a boy born Sept. 19. LING — To April and Randy Ling of Nelson, a girl, born Sept. 24 MIROS — To Eliane and Steven Miros of Castlegar, a boy, born Sept. 11 PAWLIW To Yvonne and Bernard Pawliw of Castlegar, a boy, born Sept 20. SCHAAF/CAMPBELL — To Silvia Schaaf and Graham Campbell of Zurich, Swit zerland, a girl, born Sept. 14 SEMENOFF /JONES — To Gail Semenoft nd Lex Jones of Kaslo. a girl, born Sept THERRIEN To Marion and Mike Therrien of Castlegar, a girl, born Sept 7 VECCHIO — To Virginio and Joe Vecchio of Nelson, a girl, born Sept. 19. DEATHS HUMPHREY Humphrey died Sept. icton Regional Hospital. She is survived by four sons a Columbia Auto Modelines Plaza Dry Cleaners Big OTire Central Foods 's Bout rt alignment inspection available at - most stores 480 Columbia Ave. Castlegar © 365-7145 FREE four wheel Carl's Drugs Mohawk Adco Floors Corral Gloss & Trim Mr. Tire Anthony's Pizza & Steak Cohoe insurance Turbo J8J Services Bonnett's Mens Weor Mitchell Supply Tylips Pete's TV. Sondwiel Scotties Marina Twin Rivers Motel Scotsman THANK YOU! On behalf of the West Kootenay Toy Run, we would like to thank all the people, businesses and riders who helped make the 3rd Annual Toy Run a success His Place Hairstyling TNT Auto Body Hooter's Gym Bluetop Burger eb Castlegar Panagopoulos Labatt's Arrow Building Supply Dove Bradley Lions Head Pub Fireside Dining Room Dairy Queen (Castlegar) Kat's Trophy Castlegar Sports Centre House Woodland Potk Shell Hi Arrow Hotel Pharmasave.(Castlegor) Bosse’s Jewellery Store Castlegar SuperValu Avenves West Kootenoy Corpets Wm. Berg Construction Greek Oven Von's T-Shirt Unique Novelities & Bolloons Castlegar Mazdo 's Deli Castlegar Sports Complex Forlin Enterprises Castlegar Plumbing & Heati Castlegar Bicycle Shop Cut 'n Loose Hairdressing Goonies Jenny's Cate Rose's Boutique Castlegar Macleods oc s Just Ev's Gift Shop Oglows Paint & West Kootenay Power West's Departchent Store Mother Nature's Pantry Dexter's ee ind daug! in-law, Murry and Yvon ne Humphrey son Henry Humphrey Jr. of Thunder Bay. Ont.: four daughters and sons-in-low, Unice and John Kuznak, and Geraldine and Marvin Meniely, all of Ignace, Marion and Bill Chubby of Kamloops, and Merna and Jim Stevens of Castlegar; daughter Flora Humphrey of Peachlond, B.C.: 44 gran dchildren: 25 great-grandchildren. and two-great-great-grandchildren. MORRIS Herbert Cyril Morris of Castlegar died Sept other two sisters and many relatives ond fri Carol Ann Sutherland and Jeffrey Edward Townsend were married July 21 at St. Andrews Anglican Church in Trail. Couple exchange vows in Trail Carol Ann Sutherland and Jef- frey Edward Townsend exchanged wedding vows on July 21, 1990, at 4:30 p.m. Rev. Art Turnbull officiated at the wedding in St. Andrews Anglican Church in Trail, B.C. Carol is the daughter of Charles and Glenda Sutherland of Trail, and Jeff is the son of Ruth Town- send of Castlegar. The bride was radiant as she en, tered the church on the arm of her father. Her gown was of blush pink taffeta, the bodice featured a nephew of the groom, was dressed in a twin tuxedo to the groom’s and he carried a white satin ring pillow. Attendants of the groom were his friends, best -man Michael Varabioff, and groomsman Steven Bozek, both of Vancouver. During the service, the lesson was read by the groom’s sister, Valerie McIntosh. 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