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Castlégar News

July 10, 1985

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Is JOINING THE PRACTICE AT THE

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Rec news

“Session II of Red Cross and

" Royal Lifesaving Swim Pro-

grams will be starting Mon-
day. There is still room avail-
able in most classes for both
the -Brandson and Robson
pools. To register you must
come into the. recreation
office.
ane PARTY,

The youth of the commun-
ity are invited to take part in
a splash party ‘being held ‘at
the Brandson Pool July 17
starting at 8:30 p.m. Chall-

enge your friends to an’

innertube race or just splash
around to your favorite
music. Please pre-register by
phoning the. recreation

ffice..
PLAYGROUND FUN
All summer we will be in

ground activities for
youngsters.Our recreation
staff supervises games,
crafts and enaures a good
time.

On Tuesdays activities are
held at the Bob Brandson
Smurf Wading Pool and on
Thursdays’ at Kinsmen
Park. Bring the three-to-six-
year-olds from,~ 9:30-11:30
a.m. and the 7-12-year-olds
from 1-3 p.m. The cost is only
\$2 for two hours of fun.

Sunfest Days

Sunfest Days are coming
up and the annual Sunflower
run is a great way to show
some-community-spirit- The
run is being held-on-July-20
and the cost is $5. You can
participate in either the 10
kilometre competition or the
four kilometre fun run~

This year we are being
sponsored by Brocks so we
have free Brooks tote bags to
give out to the first 100
entrants. You can also help
out the Kootenay Society for
the Handicapped by collect-
ing pledges for the run.

SENIORS EVENTS

The Senior Citizen Events,

are going well as always. We,
have one more day trip-for
July which is to Nelson on
the 24th. There is also the
Seniors’ SunFest picnic on
the 19th at Kinnaird Park.

We are hoping seniors will
come out to Kinsmen Park on
July 26 to learn origami, the
art of Japanese paper fold-
ing, and to hear old Japanese
folk stories. There will be
more trips scheduled for next
month so watch for our
August newsletter.

For more information con-
cerning these events or any
other programs, call the Re:
creation Office at 365-3386.

CLASS OF '85 .

pe, Karen

| . Recent graduates of Selkirk Collége’s Early
Childhood Education program pose for a class picture. Completing
the nine-month seriiticate are: back row (left to right) Diane Thor-

ri
Melenka, Cindy Kapper, oGathy Hayashi,

honored

A Trail resident was one of

54 members of the Canadian
Regular and Reserve Forces
appointed Saturday to the
Order of Military Merit.
- The new appointments in-
clude Chief Warrant Officer
Ross Gary Grieve, C.D. of
Trail and North Bay, Ont.

The Order has_ three
grades of membership —
Commander, Officer and
Member.

The new appointments
include three Commanders,

16 Officers and 35 members.-

Grieve was appointed as a
member.

Governor General Jeanne
Sauve, Chancellor of the
Order and Commander-in-
Chief of the Armed Forces,
will present the. insignia ‘to
the new appointees at a
ceremony in the fall.

The Queen is» the Sov-
ereign of. the Order, which
was created on July. 1, 1972
to recognize meritorious ser-
vice and devotion to duty by
members of the Canadian
Forces.

Graychick, Carolya
Elaine Gevatkoff, Traci

Wagner.

+ Kuryluk. Front Row, (left to

ight) Madelyn MacKay (instructor),
Janice Penso, Isabel Madeiros, Judy. Pollard (instructor), Blandine
Deboeuf. Missing from the photo are Shelly Thompson and Carrie

Passmore seniors’ sae
enjoyed by 100_

One hundred people en-
joyed the Third Annual Sen-
iors Canada Day Tea July 2

organized ‘the tea and acted
as master of cer

Regional Director for Area
i from

Kari Essery, chairperson
of the

H,
Regional District of Central

in d by
Regional Recreation Comm-
ission No. 8 and the Nelson
Strokers Club.

The event was supported
by the Provincial/Territorial
Committee for Canada Day
‘and the Secretary of State of
Canada.

Nonie Burk, co-ordinator of
the Nelson Strokers Club and
administrative assistant of
the recreation ‘commission

the guests and was surprised
to hear that she was recipient
of a Canada Day Youth
Award for her volunteer
contributions to the commun-
ity. The award was pre-
sented by Zena — Ursulia,
director of Recreation: Ser-
vices. &

Kootenay West MP. Bob
Brisco brought___greetings
from Ottawa. ‘Peter~ Duck,

me Florence Podoveni-
koff thanked the organizers
of the tea on behalf of the
seniors.

Entertainment was provid-
ed by local singers, musicians
and dancers: Rusty Hyde,
Zelta Whitfield, Ernie Her-
findahl, Ivan Dow, Jack Kaz-
akoff, Bob Dean, | Christine
Cowan, Stephanie Judy,
Kendra Stewart, Zena Ursu-

Selkirk weavers
represented in Tacoma

Members of the Selkirk
Weavers’ and Spinners’ Guild
attended the Northwest

Weavers Association's bienn-"

ial conference in Tacoma,
Wash. last month along with

more than 800 other dele-
gates:

Guild members _exhibi-
ted a range ‘of items in their
guild booth. The theme of the
conference was “Learning

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and Sharing” and the weav-
ers from this district split
into groups exploring diff-
erent techniques, such as lace
and double weaves, overshot
and tapestry.

liak, Jocelyn and Corey
Gordon, Zoey Lewis, Kia
Rich, Doug. Swanson, Dan
Wack, George Sbittney,
Harry. Waller, Becky Yasen-
iuk and Jenny Voykin.

Many door prizes were
given which were donated by
local merchants.

Volunteers who pitched in
included, Bev Bosma, Esther
Swanson, Sharon. Pawliw,
Jody Burk, Bonnie Essery,
Marcie, Mark and Todd Voy-
kin, Cathy Wack and Char-
lotte Gordon.

UBC
grad
honored

Pieces: from this display ©

are currently exhibited at “A
Taste of Art” downtown Cas-
tlegar and the public is in-

work produced by communi-
ty weavers and spinners.

A Robson resident, Sandy
Donohue, swept the spinning
awards in Tacoma taking two
first prizes and one second
for yarns and judges’ choice,
first place for originality plus
“peoples’ choice” ribbon for a
blue silk/angora blend shirt.
These items are included in
the show at “A Taste of Art”.

A team of spinners and
weavers participated in a
sheep-to-shawl contest at
Fort Steele last weekend
taking second place in a very
tight race to card, spin and

weave a shaw! "within Tour

~~ vited-to take-a look at the

LINDA HALEY

Linda Marie Haley, form-
erly of Castlegar and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
McGauley, received her
Bachelor of Law degree at
the spring convocation cere-
monies at the University of
B.C.

Haley was also awarded
the Malcolm MacIntyre prize
in law for the highest stand-
ing in-the law of succession.

She is married to Dr.
Lawrence Haley, son of Mr.

—and- Mrs. Pat] Bisley of Cas-—
tlegar- -

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—___JUNE- ACTIVITIES 2

Wind-up picnic (above)
at.Pass Creek Park was
one of the many ac-
tivities. of Kootenay
Temple No. 37 Pythian
Sisters in June. Shown
at right is Kinnaird
Junior Secondary School
poster contest winner
Paula Bycroft with Laura
Dewis and Semen Dewis
representing Pythian
Poster Contest.

Busy month for

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Pythian Sisters

Kootenay Temple No. 37

Pythian Sisters had a busy”

June. On June 5 the sisters
catered to the Air Cadet
banquet in the Community
Complex, serving aprox-
.imately 100. cadets and
guests.

On June 6, 12 Sisters and
Knights and their spouses
attended the 88th anniver-
_* + sary‘ of Trail Lodge No. 23, _
and the 65th anniversary of
Trail Temple No. 3

Several of the Sisters and
some Brothers attended the
June 13 meeting. On June 23
the Sisters had their wind-up
‘picnic prior to summer
recess, one week early due to
the holiday weekend.

All had a good time playing
darts, horsehoes and ‘other
activities. The day ended
with a pot-luck © supper.
Twelve Sisters from Koot-
enay Temple No. 37, attend-
ed a “friendship meeting”
with Maple Leaf Temple.No.
4, Rossland, with Sisters
taking part in the opening

and closing of the meeting.

The final meeting was held
June 27. with MEC - Lil
Neumann presiding. Follow-
ing the short meeting re-
freshments were served by
the kitchen committee. MEC
Neumann ‘and Chancellor
Commander Anthony
Swiertz of Twin
Lodge No. 70 attended aw-
ards day at SHSS.

They presented cheques to
the following for the poster
contest sponsored by Twin
Rivers Lodge No. 70, and
Kootenay Temple No. 37,
Pythian Sisters:

~Popoff, and Brenda Hadiken
$20.

Laura Dewis and. Seamen -
Dewis, chairman ‘of _ the

Rivers,

In the Grade 7 and 8:class,
Paula Bycroft won first place
in the poster contest. She
recieved. a cheque for $25
from Twin Rivers Lodge No.
70, and $25.00 from Kootenay
Temple No. 37.

At Grand Lodge she placed
third and received an add-
itional cheque for $25.

On September 27 Koot-
enay Temple No. 37, and
Twin Rivers Lodge -No., 70
will be celebrating their 40th
anniversary.- \ :

MEC Neumann wished all
a “happy summer”, ending
the Sisters’ activities until
September.

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