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Wednesday, September 7, 1994

The Castlegar Sun

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Over the years, their largest Prairies,

—— found on the Canadian of

ap MATES mm of B.C:'s fresh Western Cana

look forward each

a fresh basket of B.C.

suahing thelr canna bette Stipage Or jelly. Today, B.C. has a new grape: ir

's this year's ‘crop are for grapes even sweeter and

juicier than usual! gives the ) grape a bonnet bluish overcast. Pre-

B.C."s fresh grape industry has a proud history

that dates back to the arrival of the first settlers in ced opery eigrmed, wil le for mee han

the Okanagan Valley in the late 1800s. By the a week at 1920s, many of the traditional North American varieties of grapes, including Patricia, Concord, pS one Barly and Sheridan were being grown.

‘These traditional varieties, known for their distinc-

While Bes cc. grapes remain a favorite after-dinner or TV time snack, they are being consumed in a host of new and different ways. Baking grape pies may sound unusual, but the taste is sensational! tive taste, are favorites for preserving or for serving Vreering gt grapes for mid-winter use in school

is easy to handle

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ed by Maggie Tchir, is on | until October 2 at the Nation- al Exhibition Centre, This original felt show with its myriad of felt

Lynn Tom Lynn is displaying his new work in the smaller

The Castiogar Sun circulation manager, Tracy tyre (I) recently presented Alison White. wit with The Castlegar Sun's Early Bird Circulation prize consisting of two nights in Calgary at the Ti

a $30 dinner for two, i puriels qpeased rh getoagahennes two Longhorn Dance Hall passes, and $40 gas

from Mohawk. Alison accepted the $300 pri tee peak pack- age on behalf of her step-father, Walter Trusz.

Japanese prints ‘In ber the Mcin- Exhibition Centre will show

in the fall. Don't forget the hours are from 10:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. daily and 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekends. The Centre is closed on Mondays.

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Weavers and Spinners The regular meeting of the Selkirk Weavers and Spin- ners Guild willbe held on Wedne: . September

ts in the North American . The dead-, 14.

| ments will be served.

MArte - ° Continued from 28 and Juliette Spear. Refresh-

Printmakers Show

The Nelson Museum will be hosting a Printmakers Show from the Alberta and Malaspina Printsnakers Guild who have joined forces in an exhibition of prints in various processes of

Out of the Woods Woodworkers who live in the Keveeky pomeay area are welcome to exhibit their work at base show called “Out of the ". There are some regula- prarage as to the choice of wood— a age of the

There’s another interesting

Who do you call when you want to make a meaningful con- tribution to your community?

The Castlegar and District Community Services Centre is

agency providing services to the people of Castlegar

and the surrounding area. The Centre now has 13 services that include general counselling, a police-based , Victims Assistance

Safe Homes, a program that provides safe shelter to women and their children who have been victims of abuse; alco- hol and drug counselling; youth outreach; family support services;

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lunches, salads and snacks is another new approach. And, of course, the traditional B.C. grape jams and jellies remain a huge favorite.

je .C. grape pies had been an

wood has to | be grown locally. If you want further information call 352-8258.

Winter Landscapes

At the Artistic Aroma Cafe there is a display called Winter Land- scapes by Alf Crossley, and Katie Biche has six hand- coloured black and white photos, There is also a photo display called Faces of the World in colour depicting people from many lands such as Mexico,

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secret for years until me Sperling decided to begin selling them at her roadside Pio- neer Country Market in Kelow- na. Even she did not anticipate the

grapes for the refreshing, natural taste, they are also buying a natural product.. B.C.

grapes are a great source of dietary fibre, Vitamin C and potassium, as well as being low in calories and sodium free. Grapes are also a major source of resveratrol, a dietary sub- stance which research has

The Growers has launched an in-store to intro-

“People just love these grape pies. While they are most simi- lar to a blueberry pie, they defi- nitely have their own, w rfi

duce consumers to B.C.'s Grape Expectations: a friendly four- some of little grapes who are

dd to show the

taste. And they are so easy to bake,” commented Mrs. Sper- ling, whose family has been growing fresh grapes in the Okanagan for three generations.

While many consumers buy

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grapes. As well they will be dis-

tributing recipe brochures to let

consumers in on what's up. Until

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The Golden Rule

Submitted by: Pastor Stuart Laurie, Living Waters Faith Fellowship

One needs only to watch our daily news broadcasts on TV or read the major headlines in our

newspapers to discover that one of the major problem areas we deal with is in learning to prop-

erly relate to each other. Whether it’s nation to nation, culture to culture, ethnic group to ethnic

group, language group to language group or just person to person, I think many of us would

agree that there is still a lot to be done to bring about greater peace and harmony in relation-

ships. Often the problems would seem so vast that it is difficult to know where to begin with

possible solutions but I believe the best place to begins i is always | with myself, to re-examine -

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what I am doing in my sphere of influence to help or hinder the process of good relations.

Sunday hours are as follow:

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Museum. The public is invit- ed to attend.

Kootenay Art Club

During September there will be a few paintings of mem- bers of the Kootenay Art Club. The show continues at the CPR Museum until the end of

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human relationships. We call it the Golden Rule. Near the end of the sermon on the mount, Christ summed up a series of profound thoughts on human conduct by saying, “Therefore, whatever you want others to do for you, do so for them”. In this brief command, Christ taught us all a couple of things about developing proper, balanced relationships with others. First we need to decide how we want to be treated and then we need to begin treating others

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her. She was grumpy and unhelpful and everyone knew she was having a bad day. Halfway through the meal the man pulled out a twenty dol- lar bill asking the waitress, “Could you please do me a favor and give me some change for this twenty dollar bill because I want to give you a good tip today?”. The waitress looked at the man and gave him a double take and then ran to the cash register. After changing the bill the waitress spent the next fifteen minutes hovering over the mans every need. He thanked her for her service, told her how important she was and left a good tip.

Did the waitress deserve to be treated kindly? I think not. But when she was treated not as she was but as the gentleman wanted her to be and believed she could become, her perspec- tive suddenly changed. Whatever your position in a relation- ship, if you are aware of a problem, try being a catalyst for change by demonstrating and initiating the appropriate behaviour. Determine-not to be a reactor but an initiator. It may seem like a small step but it is an important one in the

right direction towards becoming part of the solution.