CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 20, 1978

_MORE CLASSIFIED

¢: HELP WANTED

Applications will be recelved up HW 1976, for the

mentary School. hours of work are from 4 p.m. untll 6:30 p.m., a total of 2% hours par

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me other related percepwal or motivational field.

Send complete rasume to Box 48, Trail Dally Frimes, ‘Trail, B.

THE MINISTRY OF HUMAN. SOURCES urgently nen or a snort jor an 11-

‘old pay "special foster home rates, Basic requirements include: working with a‘resource team to create and maintain a family style approsch, riance and or training In

Human Resources, "is = Colum- bla Ave., Castlegar. phe 365-3322 Man. = + Fri, 8:30 a.m, - 4:30 Me

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FOUNDATIONS & FRAMING :

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Castlegar News and say, * olace a free found ad.’

‘WRIST Waree ‘at Pass Creok Park. Ph. 365-245; 228

KEYS FOUND at ihe Blustop. Claim at Castlegar News. 228

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CALICO FEMALE cat vicinity 6th Ave. South. Anawera = to Ambrose” Ph. 365-38

SMALL GREY Kitten ni Green. Call 365-5062.

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365-7266 to place your free ad. tins GOING TO Lioydminster-Vermillion area In Alta, as soon as hel pw th driving can be found.

Henshaw at 399-4700.

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HOUSE PAINTING — Interior! Exterior. Reasonable rates. Call for free estimates, 385-3488. FULL OR PART-TIME tanpaiieg. days ar evenings. Phono betore -7621 and ask for Wendy. y INTERIOR. EXTERIOR painting. Brush, roller or spray. Excellent jo guarantesd. Exceptionally iow rates. Ph. 365-9563, NEED A CARPENTER? Wi a by hour or contract. Free estimates. Ph; 365-6120. fn

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One Only. Dodge Chassis : 15,000 Miles, Sleeps 4

- _ Fridge, Furnace 3-Burner Stove W/Oven : Portable Toilet

Mike's Mobile reminds you that this weekend Is the Castlegar

unflower

Fest

Mobile Homes Lid.

Castlegar 365-5741

HIGH SCHOOL and college stu- dents seeking part-time jobs may offer thelr services here free of charge. dust drop in to the Castlegar News office to place your ad.

HAVE LAWNMOWER — WILL TRAVEL. {in Sou South, Ceslteger: aren 3 Ph. Ray at

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WE REPAIR ONLY what we carry paris for. So, If wo don't have the part, you don’t pay for two service calls,

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Ranges: All makes elements In stock.

Washers & Dryer: Following makes, only, r¢ ple Baycrest ot point Beatty fat Coronado Mik

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Gonaral Electric Zenith Hoot McClary Westinghouse

All Repairs — Cash or Cheque Gacmee Appliance Service. ‘hone

TUBES OF RED cheque protection Ink. Castlegar News atatlo: jonery de- parlment, 191 Columbla Ava.

it. Dar rch Basement {Columbia Ave.) ature day, 8 p.m.: Discussion. seating Health 3° Centre. Ph. 365-6615

SUNFLOWER FEST

Continued from page Al president Alex Choveldave, as: sisted by Qucen.Karen Oddy and princesses Felesidade Rego and La-Verne MacPhail.

At Pass Creek Park, a Fun Ball Games is being sponsored by the Roya! Canadian Legion at tlam. -

Other activities begin at noon when the Kiwanians open both a Bavarian Gardens and a concession booth.

This year's new event—the Southern Interior Loggers’ Sports Association competi- tions—begins at 12:30 featuring chockerman’s race, log burling, axe throwing, nail hammering and chain saw sculpturing.

At 1:90 there will be a Ping Pong Ball Drop with some of the ping pong balls marked for prizes for the kiddies.

The children will also have their share of games starting at 2 pm, This includes a water- melon eating contest and blind ice-cream eating to name just a few.

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‘on envelopes, parcels, atc. 300 fee

$2.25 & tax. Castlegar News.

How 1S OT or TE, 290,000 homes? Bianiot B.C,

ord cl ar of .C.-Yul ron Communt News: paper Association. Wa Y nan everything right here. For more Information contact the Castlegar News, 191 Columbia Ava,

olic Church basement.

365-8060 or Nada at 399-4419.

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FOR SALE OR RENT Weddle and party decorations.

PLAN 24 Interest calculated on dally balance

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YOUR: ENGAGEMENT. wore = ria free when you order your

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NERF ORATEL

Call Self-Counsel Services toll tree. Chargex and Master Charge accepted. af

Our, sincere, thanks: and at

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fORCE! $10 dplus filing tees Obtain your gauyer supervised dl- vorce over th fast! Ci Selt- Counsel ‘Services tal ll free.

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uid Tike to extend our hoartielt hanks. for ahe Kindness shown to cur mother, the late Mary Osmachenko, during har iWiness, as wall a3 the thoughtfulness and Understanding shown tous. Our special thanks to Dr. ‘Melynchuk and 1 the other doctors that helped her at the Trail Regional Hospital. We would also press,

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Glen Wilson

APPOINTMENT

The Cooper Team is Pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Glen Wilson as Sales Associate for Cooper Agencies Ltd. Castlegar office.

Glen and his wife Theresa are well known in Castlegar, having tived here for the past 10 years.

He is looking forward to serving his many friends with their real estate needs. Glen can be contacted at his

Home 365-3407

orthe Castlegar Office 365-3347 Welcome Glen!

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taal our Freigves, aspacially Uncl m_Popot family, and {Hands and neighbour for thelr kindness, sympathy and help, especially the ladiaa who did the docking and baking. Thank you to everyone who gave thelr support. Thanks also to Don Wiekett and stat tor thelr support and understanding. Braryiking waa most appreciated. = Tha Osmachenko Famlly.

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and Mrs. Gerald (ud) paar aro pleased to announce the arrlage ig Brien sidest

earning, Meda te an fara son of

eQuarrie a “peveistons, ies waa wl will take place August 25, 1976, David's Anglican Church, ‘oastteg ar.

© in Memoriam

Ober KOT — In loving memory of

“dad"', John F. Obetkoff who

Bod assed away on July fist, 1975, oe Got ea stood 0

ire iy You quistly silppe mae)

wu suffered much In nde, your spirit did not bend.

You faced 4 your pain with courage, Until the wery.en ind. You tried 50 arc to o stay with us,

you from all pain. Always ramambered and sadly missed. Polly and Aaran.

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WE HAVE WILL FORMS. Only 75¢ com Also Interim Agreement Sales: forms, 2 for 7Sc. Castlegar News, 191 Columbla Ave.

BIRTHS

There will also be a frisbee throwing contest for all ages,

For the bingo addict the first sound of the caller's voice will be heard at 2 p.m,

You name it, the Castlegar Sunflower Fest is bound to have it. Now all the family has to do is turn out and have a fun-filled weekend,

Parents—Son Dispute Over Right to Home

Who owns the Rhodes’ home?

Thomas Rhodes of Seattle says he does and he's ordered his parents evicted. But his parents, Thomas and Sarah Rhodes, claim that legally the home is theirs. They say their son “will have to throw us out.”

The dispute about who owns the home has spilled over toinclude the quiet Green Lake neighborhood where the house is located.

There are petitions cir- culating and talk of physical violence if the elderly Rhodes are forced to move out.

“I don’t want anybody to hurt my son,” Sarah Rhodes said. “There have been threats against him, but I don't want anyone to hurt my son. After all, he is still my son.”

While the 39-year-old son won't discuss the eviction, it roots go back to 1968 when he found the house for his parents, according to court records, During that summer, the house was purchased for $19,000. The father put up $1,000 and the son $2,000 as a down payment.

Court and county records show all the legal papers for the house were signed by the younger Thomas Rhodes and his wife, Julia. But the father has testified that he actually signed his son's name and his wife signed for the daughter-in- law.

Things began to go wrong when the son and daughter-in- law filed for divorce and listed the house as part of the com- munity property settlement. Until then, the elder Rhodes had been paying the son $140 a month for what they believed was a house payment.

Lawsuits subsequently were filed by both the father and son, both contending they owned the house. The father said he signed the home over. to the son so he would ‘inherit it if the father died. The son claim- ed his parents were only acting as agents for him when he signed the papers,

On Sept. 30, the parents returned home and found an eviction notice on the door.

“My wile and I have been going through this nightmare for the past two years and all I want to do now is get the hell oul of here,” the father said.

Vera Rourk Funeral Service

Funeral service is to be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. from the Carberry Memorial Chapel for Vera Rourk, 59, of Victoria who died Monday in Victoria.

Born in November of 1918 in Buchanan, Sask., Mrs, Rourk moved to Rossland in 1927, marrying her husband there in 1940. They moved to the former Town of Kinnaird in 1950, making their home there until 1971 when they took up resi- dence in Victoria.

Mrs. Rourk is survived by two sons, Lanny of Cranbrook and Leslie of Victoria; two Mrs. D. (Pat) Phil-

MAARTMAN — To William and Linda Maartman of Blueberry Creek, July 13, 1978, a son. HARLOW — To David and Linda Harlow of Castlegar, July 13, 1978, ason.

WEATHER

lips of Wainwright, Alta., and Joan Rourk of Vancouver; eight grandchildren and one brother, John Harasin of Rossland.

She was predeceased by her husband, Ben, in January of this year,

Funeral service is to be conducted by Rev. John Fuller- ton with burial at Mountain View Cemetery.

Memorial donations may be made to a charity of one's own choosing.

STOREKEEPER

Preferably with sawmill parts experience required for local Sawmill.

Slocan Forest Products Ltd.

Slocan, B.C. 355-2216

No Report Investigators On Holiday

Details of the fire mar- shall's reports on fires at two area sawmills last month are not yet complete, the Castlegar News was told this week,

A spokesman for the fire marshall’s office, con- tacted in Vancouver this week, said the investigators both of the fire which caused more than $6 million damage to CanCel’s main and small- wood mills here June 17 and of the blaze which destroyed the Slocan Forest Products mill's office building in Slo-

can City June 25 are on |

vacation,

Asked about progress on the reports, the spokes- man said there “hasn't been any relative change in the last week or so.”

One Car is Rearended Another Rolls Away

A Castlegar man, Kenneth Simonen, has been charged with following too close as the result of an accident Tuesday during the noon hour on Colum- bia Avenue near the driveway to Canadian Propane.

Simonen was charged after his 1970 station wagon sus- tained an estimated $700 dam- age when it struck the rear-end ofa 1976 van driven by John R. Wiebe of Rossland. The van, which sustained an estimated $800 damage, is registered to the Trail and District Child Care Society.

No injuries have been reported,

In another accident Tues- day afternoon reported to local RCMP at 1 p.m., a 1977 pickup received approximately $600 damage after it rolled while parked at the lookout near the Department of Highways sheds on the Castlegar-Christina Lake Highway.

The vehicle had been park- ed by Leonard James Kambick | of Castlegar. There are no" charges and no injuries.

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Woman’s Vital Role

Mormon News Release

“Hold your heads high, your wives, mothers, home- makers. You engender life and enrich it. Don't trade that pervasive force for fleeting, surface trinkets, Cherish it, enlarge it, magnify it. You hold a mighty office.”

That's the message of the leader of Mormon women, Bar- bara B, Smith, who says women generally are feeling diminish- ed and put down by the modern feminist push for different status, and need more assur- ance and pride in their essential womanhood.

“They've been made to feel that the family and home- making role is insignificant, that they're ummeerian unless they're out if hmen

special, tremendous impact in the world,

“When they give up their responsibility to their children they give up the most enduring, greatest influence in our so- ciety,” she said, citing the deep, lasting reinforcement that at- tentive mothers give the young.

“When it comes to guiding future generations, women have always had the most vital, powerful role.”

Not that Mrs. Smith advo- cates wives being tied solely to the home, far from it. But she and her Church maintain that this is women’s first priority and their prime achievement.

“It’s the most important thing they do,” she said. “Every

and other women,” che says. “But that’s not what it's all about. They're so important, so vital, so unique, and their potentialities are not limiting but limitless.”

She said in an interview that the present-day rush of women into outside jobs, leav- ing children and home to others, has been marked by increased juvenile crime, child abuse, broken families and other probleme, and that it

other can fail, but if home fails, civilization fails.”

However, her organization carries on extensive programs to stimulate women to develop their talents to the fullest in art, the humanities, social work, theology, nursing and other fields, with weekly courses given, in addition to encouraging compassionate ser- vice to those in need.

While family nuture is con- sidered the highest role, Mrs. Smith said that modern labor-

by depriving tbe of their

LOTS FOR SALE

Residential or recreational lots having: water, electricity, telephone hookup, plenty of trees, in a quiet area.

Located near shopping cen- tre, school, public beach and picnic grounds.

Prices range from $8,750 to $15,000 with a down pay- ment of $1,000 and $100/ Including 12% interest.

Contact your real estate agent for more information or write: Christina Lake Development Ltd., 1030, Grand Forks, B.C.; or phone 447-9405, 447-9727, 442-8294, and in Trail 368- 3327; or call in at the Office Trailer on the subdivision at Christina Lake,

saving appli: have reduced housework, expanding women's time for wide cultural pursuits, and that as children grow up, women can devote themselves to other skills.

“To think that homemak- ing ties women down is entirely wrong,” she says. “This is the most wonderful time in the history of the world for a woman to be alive.”

The Relief Society itself, founded in 1842 when the Church was temporarily head- quartered in Nauvoo, is one of the oldest women's national organizations.

“We want women to fulfill their responsibilities and lead- ership role, to develop their abilities and talents to the fullest, to exercise their oppor- tunities and realize their poten- tialities," she said.

“But to think that's done only in the job market, in money and self-advancement is an illusion, a dead one. It can women's positions.

Complaints of once-com- mon public nudity in the Slocan Valley have died down in recent years, but the popularity of bare bath- ing in other parts of B.C. has caused a special dilemma for Attorney General Garde Gardom.

Gardom won't give a clear legal opinion or expose himself as bging opposed to nude bathing.

He did not quite rebuff the complainers but the battle between the nudes and the prudes will be fought on the plains of “dis- cretion.”

Bare bathers have taken to Vancouver's Wreck Beach, an isolated bathing

Baitle of Nudes vs Prudes Fought on Plains of ‘Discretion’

spot near Victoria and some Interior sands, arousing ire in those who prefer their sun worshippers draped.

But, said Gardom in an interview, local legal discre- tion is the key and prosecu- tors would have to prove that the flaunters of flesh are out to deliverately dis- turb.

“Skinny-dipping in the moderate sense is something that has been a bit of a way of life since we became a country,” he said.

Gardom isn't alone in his hands-off attitude to- wards nudes. Last winter he asked other attorneys-gen- eral across Canada how they see the issue and found most

of them prefer to view each case on its merits.

Nova Scotia Attorney- General Leonard Pace said it was winter and his interest in the issue had waned.

And said Justice Minis- ter T. Alex Hickman of Newfoundland:

“Please do not interpret our lack of difficulties with nudity in this province as being related to the modesty of Newfoundlanders.

“Rather, the weather is so cold we are not prepared to run the risk of frostbite.

“It is the firm policy of the government of New- foundland to protect what- ever natural resources we have—modesty is not one of

our trails,” wrote Hickman.

Funeral Service Yesterday For Eric Beresford, 21

Funeral service was held yesterday in Cranbrook for Eric Beresford, 21, of Castle- gar, who died Sunday.

Mr. Beresford was born Sept. 18, 1956 in Vancouver re- ceiving his education in Cran- brook. He later moved to Castlegar and was an employee

of Super Valu Stores Ltd. here at the time of his death,

He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beresford of Cranbrook; broth- ers, Victor and Brian; sisters, Dagney and Kelley, all living with their parents and grand- mothers, Mrs. V. Lexton of

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Rev. Barry Forsyth of Knox Presbyterian Church offi- ciated at’ yesterday's service. Cremation followed.

Donations in memory of Mr. Beresford can be made to the Cranbrook Achievement Centre, care of McPherson Funeral Service Ltd. at 2200 Second St. S., Cranbrook.

UBC

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 20, 1978

Voice of the People

What a Contradiction!

Editor, Castlegar News: What a contradiction.

I read with interest the news item concerning the con- frontation taking place at Gen- elle, where citizens are being threatened by legat action because of their fear and con- cern over uranium poisoning of their water supply.

The same evening on CBC TV's National News there was

Break, Entry And Thefts Investigated

Police are investigating the theft of metal scaffolding from the site of the new apart- ments on Seventh Avenue, South, Two full sections, valued at approximately $194, are re- ported missing.

Sunday morning, police investigated the break and entry at Zibin’s Store in Robson, where a quantity of confectionery items were re- ported missing. -

Entry was gained by break- ing the glass on the front door. The incident is still under in- vestigation.

Also under investigation is the break and entry of a vacant house on Maple Street.

Nothing is reported miss- ing.

Earlier this week it was reported a window ona caboose of a moving CP train was broken by a rock. This took place in the vicinity of the Esso Bulk Station, Damage is de- scribed as minor.

Vacation at a University?

Ever thought of spending your vacation at a

Native gardens are some of the

Accommodation is avail- able in University of B.C. stu- dent residences until the end of August.

Plenty of green play space

‘for children, an Olympic-sized

swimming pool, tennis courts, a cafeteria open seven days a week and a bank are located near the resid

Guided walking tours of the main campus can be ar- ranged for weekdays through the University's information services, 228-3131. Advance no- tice of 24 hours is required.

If you don't want to stay but just want to visit, tourist information is available at three

Beaches and a public golf course are located close to the campus which is twenty min- utes by car from downtown Vancouver. There is also a regular bus service to and from the downtown area,

The UBC Museum of An- thropology, the famous Nitobe Memorial Garden and the new- ly-opened Alpine and B.C,

British Studies Show That the Pill May Kill

Women 35 years and older who use or have used birth control pills are nearly five times more likely to die. of circulatory disease than women wh have never taken oral contraceptives, say two British studies just published.

The studies, reported by the medical journal Lancet, surveyed 63,000 British women during a nine-year period. Half in each study were current or former pill users; the other half had never taken oral

and five deaths among these who had nat,

The other study, involvit 17,000 women, reported nine deaths among pill-users and hone among non-users, It was conducted by Prof. Martin Vessey of Oxford University's College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists,

‘The two studies say the risk of circulatory-disease deaths among women belween

tives.

One survey of 46,000 wo- men, conducted by the Royal College of General Practioners, reported 24 deaths among women who had used the pill

pi who smoke or have taken the pills for five years or more— rises to one in 3,000, After 44, the risk of death from heart attack rises to one woman in 700, Uhe article said.

stations eq ipped with direct phones to univer- sity information services. These stations are located at main entrances to the univer- sity.

Information on accommo- dation and rates can be ob- tained by phoning the UBC Conference Centre (604) 228- 544) or writing to 2075 Wes- brook Place,

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Cooper Agencies Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Jackle MeNabb to its sales team. Residing In the Castle- gar area for twenty years,

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knotted ft. 4

done In

in downtown

“$699

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