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| Fourth Annual Xmas Faire

Opening Today in Nelson

The 4th Annual Kootenay
Christmas Faire will be held at
the Nelson Civic Centre this
weekend, starting today and
concluding Saturday.

the largest crafts faire in the
B.C. Interior, and it has the
figures to back its claim. There
will be 76 booths with the
works of 170 craftspeople. The
total value of stock is estimated

‘This year's faire is billed as
COMMUNITY ©. .

Bulletin Board

HOSPITAL CAROLERS %

In order to insure that only one group of carolers
will be performing at the hospital at one time, would
any carolers planning to go to the hospital please call
Marg Baxter at 865-7130 or Mary Gemmill at 365-8087

_ to arrange times.

ROBSON CAROUSEL

The Robson Brownies, Guides and Parent Group
will hold their Annual Christmas Carousel in the
Robson Community Hall on Sat., Dec. 8 from 2 to 4
p.m. There will.be a Brownie and Guide Handicraft
‘Table, bake table, fishpond, popcorn, and an auction of -
adoll house. There will also be two door prizes, one for
children and one for adults. Tea and coffee will be 50
cents.

CHRISTMAS TEA AND BAZAAR
The Castlegar United Church Women will be
holding a Christmas Tea and Bazaar on Sat., Dec. 3,
from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Legion Hall.

JOB’S DAUGHTERS CHRISTMAS TEA
Please plan to attend the Annual Job's Daughters
Christmas Tea to be held on Sat., Dec. 10 from 2 to 4
p.m, in the Legion Hall. There will be a raffle, bake
sale and many novelty items for sale.

BLUEBERRY CREEK CRAFT FAIR
The Blueberry Creek Craft Fair will be held on
Fri., Dec, 9 and Sat., Dee. 10 in the Kinnaird Hall.
: Crafts people interested in participating please
contact Lynda Carter at 365-2318. Christmas present
buyers please take heed!

CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT SENIOR CITIZENS
BUSINESS MEETING
‘The Castlegar & District Senior Citizens will hold
a business meeting .in-the-Centre today (Thurs.,- Dec.” «
1) at 2 p.m. The closing date for reservations for the
Christmas Party is Dec. 9. Please contact Mrs. J.
Heslop at 965-5458.

CHRISTMAS TEA, BAKE SALE AND BAZAAR
The Brilliant Ladies will be sponsoring a
Christmas Tea, Bake Sale, and Bazaar in the Castlegar
Russian Hall on Thurs., Dec. 8 from 1 to 3 p.m.

DISCO
There will be a “Disco” in the old Arena Hall on
Fri. Dee. 2 from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight. Admission will
be $1.50 per person. All proceeds will go towards the
funding of the “Teenage Activity, Centre". Come on
down and Boogie!

CHRISTMAS CAROL SERVICE
The Robson Womens’ Association wishes to
extend a very hearty welcome to everyone, {especially
the people of Robson) to come to the Christmas Carol
Service on Sun., Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Robson
Community Memorial Church. Tea and Christmas
cookies will be served after the service.

HOMEMAKERS WANTED
The Castlegar and District Homemakers will be
expanding as of Jan. 1, 1978 and will require more
homemakers, Free training is available. Interested
persons please call 385-3813 between 9:30 and 11:30
a.m. weekdays.

SOCIETY FOR SELF-AWARENESS
The Society for Self-Awareness will meet today
(Thurs, Dec. 1) at 8 p.m. at Selkirk College.
Brahmananda will speak on sound and mantra.
Visitors are welcome. For further information please
call 365-3253. :

STAMP CLUB CHRISTMAS MEETING
The David Thompson Stamp Club will hold its
Christmas meeting on Mon., Dec. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Undereroft of St. David's Church, Members are asked
to bring stamps in an envelope ($2 catalogue value or
* $1 face value}, plus a small plate of goodies. Slides on
Russian will be shown.

i TURKEY BINGO
‘The Knights of Columbus will be holding a Turkey
Bingo on Sun., Dec. 11 in the Legion Hall. There will
be “Mini Cash Games” at 1:15 p.m. and the Turkey
Bingo will be at 2 p.m. Proceeds will be forwarded to
. charitable organizations.

ROSSLAND-TRAIL SOCRED ASSOCIATION
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
‘The Rossland-Trail Social Credit Association will
be electing officers on Wed., Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the
; Union Hotel, Trail. All interested people are welcome.

C.B. CLUB DANCE

The Slocan Valley C.B. Club is sponsoring a dance

on Sat., Dec. 3 at 9 p.m. in Winlaw Hall. Music will be
* provided by “The General Store” of Slocan. Admission
is $8 per single and $5 per couple. Everyone is
welcome.

Coming events of Cas'

organizations are lis

Canadian Cellulose’s. Interior

‘Operations. Please’ submit

‘Castlegar News by 5 p.m.

A Public Service of Interior Pulp:and
Interior Lumber Operations.

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at $80,000. Last year's Christ-
mas Faire registered an atten:
dance of over 5,000 in the three
days, and even larger crowds
are expected this year.

The Faire has experienced
asteady growth in both quality
as well as quantity in its three

years of existence. The level of .

public awareness of handmade

CASTLEGAR

ENTERTAINMENT

LW

District Schools Plan

Yuletide Presentations

This year 11 district schools have scheduled Christmas

concerts, i
Concerts include a joing performance for Kinnaird Elemen-

tary and Valley Vista Elementary schools, Dec. 19; a Kinnaird

Junior Secondary drama, Dec. 15; Blueberry Creek Elementary,

+ Dee, 16; Stanley Humphries Senior Secondary, Dec. 19; Pass

Creek Elementary, Dec. 19; a KISS band concert, Dec. 20; Robson
Elementary, Dec. 20; Tarrys Elementary and > Shoreacres
Elementary, Dec. 20; Woodland Park Elementary, Dec. 20;
Castlegar Primary, Dec. 21. ‘

crafts has d by e:

sure to such events as the
Christmas Faire, and it has
created a demand for higher
standards of workmanship.
This is a fact recognized by
both participants and organi-

‘zers of this event. According

to co-ordinator Pauline Han-
bury, “Over 75 per cent of our
registered craftspeople are pro-
fessionals, and this is what we
need for a good faire.”

If you were at last year's
event, you will still find this
year’s Christmas Faire differ-
ent and exelting. There is 30
per cent to 40 per cent change
in the craftspeoplé entered.
Individual and group entries
include pottery, wooden toys
and woodworking, weaving,
stuffed toys, sewing and knit-

pad

ROCKY (Sylvester Stallone) is playfully punched by the world
champion, Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers), who announces that he
will give the unknown Rocky a match for the world’s champion-
ship. “Rocky”, is a United Artists release now playing here at the

Castle Theatre.

‘ting, batiks, ip prints
and paintings, stained and
painted glass, jewelry and
beading, and music instruments
just to name a few.

There exists a possibility
of a last minute change of
location for the Christmas
Faire. If the C.U.P.E. in Nelson
goes on strike, the Civic Centre
will be closed and the Faire will
be held at the DTUC (formerly
NDU) gym.

Store Owner
_Is. Blissful ........

The Christian, Book and
Yarn centre’ in “Davenport,
Towa, has gone out of business
only two months after owner

. Richard Raute, having seen the

light, opened it in place of his
previous enterprise—the
Swinger's World porno book-
store. :

“I realized there wouldn't
be many customers,” Raute
said after the recent decision to
close his latest venture. “I only
wanted to make ends meet.”

The final week's sales
amounted to $36. His best week
was $206. He said neither was
enough to pay the bills. His
debts total $80,000.

“It can't be the location be-
cause we made over $100,000 a
year in the other business
here,” Raute said.

ARTS——

Calendar .

Dee. 1, 2, 3—Kootenay Christmas Faire in the

Nelson Civic Centre.
.

p.m,

s te
Dec. 2 and 3—Two one-act plays by Beverley
Simons at 8:30 p.m. in the main lounge at Selkirk
College presented by Selkirk College at Theatre 112,
Matinees on Dec. ist in the Selkirk College main
lounge at 12:80 p.m. and in Nelson on Dec. 8rd at 2:30
p.m, in the Jam Factory. Meet the Play
informal talk session at the Jam Factory in Nelson at
10:30 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 4th.
. * *.

Dee. 5 to 17—Paintings by Doolee McDonnell will ©
be on view at the National Exhibition Centre in
Castlegar, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 2
to 9 p.m., other days 2 to 5 p.m. :

. o *

Dec. 9 and 10—8rd annual Blueberry Craft Fair to
be held in the Kinnaird Hall. Open on Friday from 12
noon to 9 p.m. and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Bake Sale on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. Raffl
tickets on sale. Crafts of all kinds! :
o * Ld

Dec. 14—Drawing Co-Op will meet in the Craft
Room at the Community Complex on this date instead
of the last Wednesday. in .the month. Anyone
interested in drawing is invited to come along.

e * .

Dec. 16—Canadian Writers Series presents Lionel
Kearns in the Faculty Lounge at Selkirk College at 8

Selkirk College
Theatre Students

Present 2 Plays’

Selkirk College Theatre
program.will present two plays,
by playwright Beverley Si-
mons, for those who enjoy live
theatre.

Performed by the program
students, both are one-act
plays: “Preparing” is a mono-
logue tracing the life of a

woman of wit “from early ~

adolescence to old‘ dgey, “The
Crusader” takes an ironic look
at war played for profit (the
performances are not suitable
for children).

Performances will be held
at Selkirk College today
through Saturday and at the.
Jam Factory in Nelson on
Saturday.

“On Sunday, the public will
have an opportunity to meet
the playwright at an informal
talk session at the Jam Factory.

One of Canada’s foremost
playwrights, Beverley Simons,
lives and works in Vancouver.
She is a meticulous and power-
ful writer, best known for her
play “Crabdance” which has
been professionally performed
across Canada and in the
United States.

ight at an

Takes Lead Role

Margaret to Star

Margaret Trudeau will
star in a Canadian feature-
length movie which will begin
production in Montreal Dec. 5

Robert Menard of Vidéo-
film Productions Ltd, of Mon-
treal said Mra, Trudeau and
British television star Patrick
McGoohan have signed con-
tracts for the lead roles in
Kings and Desperate Men, “a

. taut thriller” which is expected

to cost $1.2 million, Menard
said last week,

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COMMUNITY ACCESS CH-10

Schedule (Sr Tonight
6:00-A Session in Family
Counseling with Terry

Jones.
6:35—Music Joy: with Mrs.
P

ly.

7:05—Stanley Humphries
High School Pep Rally.

7:20—Food Talk: Topics in-
clude, Metric Work-
shop, Food Labels and
Bean Sprouts.

8:05-Children’s Services
Workshop: held in Trail.

10:30-Lookout: The Experi-
ences of a Summer
Forest Lookout.

11:00-Sign off.

Troil Artist Exhibits Paintings at NEC
One Woman Show
Here This Nionth

In December the National
Exhibition Centre here is pre-
senting an exhibition of paint-
ings by Doolee McDonnell.

A resident of Trail, Mrs.
McDonnell became interested
in painting while in public
school. Her interest led to

studies atthe Banff School ‘of: ”
“Fine Arts, the University of

Manitoba, the University of
British Columbia, and finally at
the University of Notre Dame
in Nelson, where she completed
her degree in Fine Arts.

A large part. of Mrs,
MeDonnell’s work has been in.
the area of landscapes; many,
scenes from the East and West
Kootenays are committee to
canvas in this exhibition. In
addition she has done over 100
protraits on commission. Sever-
al examples of these will also be

‘on display.”

The official opening of the
exhibit ° will take place on
Monday. Principal of the Koote-

Amid Colorful Decor

DOOLEE McDONNELL
nay School of Art, D. 0.
McGregor,’ will be in atten-
dance as guest speaker. The
showing continues to Dec. 17
with the gallery open daily.

The National Exhibition
Centre is located opposite the
Castlegar Airport, adjacent to
the Doukhobor Village.

Church Women Hold —
Pre-Christmas Tea.

Members’ of St, David's
Anglican Church Women held
their annual pre Christmas Tea
and Bazaar on Saturday in the
Legion Hall, with Christmas
decorations arranged by Mrs.
D. Marcellus, assisted by Mrs.
R. West.” Brea

Rev. D. Carroff opened the
tea with Mra. R. C. Donnan at
the door to greet the guests as_
they arrived. The serving table
was covered with a white

‘tems for this bi-monthly feature should be telephoned:
to Mrs, D. Miller-Tsit of the Castlegar and
“Community Arts Council at 865-7850.

Castlegar Savings’

istrict:
Sponsored by

Credit Union

3
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ered table cloth _cen-

tered with a circle of styrofoam
decorated in red and centered
with a red taper.

Although all committees,
were kept busy, the most
popular table was the Bake
Table run by Mrs. F. Hostetter,
“Mrs, C. W. Kennedy and Mrs,
K. Hayashi.

Tea tables were super-
vised by Mrs. J. Robinson, Mrs.
‘D. Marcellus, Mrs. Susan Wear-
mouth, Mrs. D. Eldridge, Mrs:
R. Deans and Dianne Johngon.
Sewing and novelties were in

charge of Mrs, J. F. Killough ©

and Mrs. C. King.

The kitchen was well taken
care of by Mrs. W. Leduc, Mrs,
H. Bate, Mra. H. Edmonson,
Mrs. M. Brandson, Mrs. N.
Fishwick, and Margaret Truss-

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Presiding at the urns were
Mrs. Scarfe and Mrs, A.
MeNeil, with Mrs. Kennedy and

__ Mrs. Hayashi filling in for the |
last half hour. :

Mrs. B. Trussler sold tick-
ets on a draw for a Christmas
cake, hamper tickets were sold

+ by.Mrs. H. Perkins, and tea

tickets were sold by Mrs. R.
‘West and Mrs. A. Mackereth.

‘Mrs. J. Kavic won the door
prize, Mrs, G. Anderson the
winner of the hamper and Mrs.

. J, Holden winner of the cake.

‘ SAFE DRIVING

Safe Driving means winter
has already. arrived in some
parts of Canada, and well onthe
way to others. By February,
most drivers have learned to go
with a change of pace to meet
driving conditions prevalent in
winter. Those who haven't
learned may not have to!

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One Show Only «8 p.m. 1,

Trudeau showed promise as an
actress, Menard exclaimed:
“Oh yes, no problem!"

He explained that the
film's ‘producer and director,
Alexis Kanner of Kineversal

Two Shows -7 and 9 p.m"
Friday and Saturday

Dec. 1-3
SMOKEY and the BANDIT"
(Mature) ‘*

Sunday through Thursday. |:

Ine., had seen her ina televisi
program in Vancouver.

“Saturday, Dec. 3, «|
tines 2 p.m.

“Kanner had the feeling Senn
that she could be a great
actress,” Menard said. “It's
just one of those things you can
feel easily.”

The amount Prime Minis-
ter Trudeau's estranged wife
will be paid for her part in the
film is “a secret,” said Menard.

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SELKIRK COLLEGE THEATRE 112
presents :

TWO ONE-ACT PLAYS:
BY BEVERLEY SIMONS

PREPARING, monologue, traces the tife of a woman of
wit from early adolescence to old age, j

THE CRUSADER takes an Ironic look at war played for
“> profit. * AyaShe ute
* Please note: These performances are NO’
sultableforchildren.
—Two EVENING PERFORMANCES ora
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MAI

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(available at the Selkirk College Books!
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— MEET THE PLAYWRIGHT —

An informal talk session at THE JAM FACTORY,
Nelson, 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 4

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Kecause they have to care for an elderly parent—or In some cases,
Uoth:parents, Wouldn't it be a fine world if parents decided not to
care lor their children? Unie

+ I worked at a home for the aged for two years, You wouldn't
believe how many people at that home waited day after day for a

visit“trom-a‘ loved one (this {s love?) and nobody came. I can't

ifnagine what is ‘in the heads of those kids anyway. They are:
fe nying their parents the thing they need most. A sign of caring.
4 My grandfather once told me, “Two parents can raise 12
children but 12 children can't take care of two parents.” I realize
this doesn’t apply to all children, but there are plenty out there
‘who will know I' mean them, so please print my letter. If it gets

: jgstione child to visit an elderly parent it will have been worth the

effort. —Seen It AllIn Kenosha
Tear Seen It: Here's your letter—and now to all you readers who

F then country music scene In 1969
Vienna, Austria, for: two .
shows at Stadthalle, which
were taped and broadcast by
the: Austrian TV. and’ radio
network,

Since. th

. appearances have kept the
endalls busy. Daughter
Jeannie Is an accomplished
and. talented songwriter as

well as adynamite vocalist.
Donna Fargo celebrated a
and was gifted with

Leaving on: —

have a parent in a nursing home—if the shoe fits, put it on, In fact, *

piut on both shoes and walk, ride or run and pay a visit to someone
who is waiting. . t

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Hear Ann: In June we'received an Invitation to the wedding of
od friends who live in another state. The postmark on the
hvelope was a month later than the wedding date. By the time we
bceived the’ invitation, the wedding was over. -

Tn August we were invited to the wedding of a nephew, Two
weeks later'a letter came. saying the wedding was postponed
“Indefinitely”. A month later we received a picture of the bride and
groom and a’newsy letter from the groom's mother telling us how

sbrry they were we couldn't make it, i

$_.2Is this a new trend to‘ get gifts from people they‘don't have
r@th for at the wedding? Should we send a gift as nice as if we had
received the invitation in time—and actually went and enjoyed the
febtivities? Please enlighten us. We are si Feeling Used
Dear Fr + I've had enough experience with'the U.S. postal
sgrvice to place the blame on them rather than on,the parents. In
the case of:the nephew, however, it seems to me that in the
were coming. I'd send a slightly less important. gift to them, but
alye the first, couple the benefit of the doubt.

Dear Ann: Five years ago when Twas H senior in high school I had
agexual relationship with a teacher. He was much older than I and
igftidn’t last long. He taught music and I took private lessons from

+, hfin after school.

‘. The affair ended when I. graduated. He went out of my
thoughts completely until a month ago when I went to work in the
séme office with his wife. She's a terrific lady and keeps inviting

née to come to dinner and see my former music teacher. The -

woman has no idea of what went on between us.
= Ym running out of excuses and need some help.
if 3 —Feeling Guilty
Dear Feeling Guilty: Accept the. invitation! You'll discover that
ngthing is deader than an old affair. You'll wonder what in the

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