STLEGAR_NEWS, Thursda & CA y, Fberuary 15, 1973 | A:DIVISION WINNERS of the Bonnett’s Tour- nament held Monday sre Marie Prokof, B DIVISION WINNERS of the Bonnett’s Tour- fament held Monday are Dorothy Fleming, Angie Arnason, Eddie Webster, Erma My: and Teresa Anderson, members of the Boun- dary Electric team. — Castlegar News Photo: 4 kyte and Barb Junker. — Castlegar News Photo Proposed Budget Under Study as Library Learns Town Grant Less Than Anticipated ing were chairman, chairman, B; Collier; secretary, Mrs. C; Pryce and, treasurer, Mrs. R. MacBain. Ald. Carl Henne was al- so present as the town of Castlegar representative. ie proposed budget for the library’s operation was discussed with Mr, Hen- ne, From this discussion it was learned that the grant from the town is less than anticipated. The board is looking into alternate means Woodland Park Esso Gas is Our Business — Service Our Specialty to meet the proposed budget in order to continue the pre- sent existing services, Board members declar- ed their willingness to work and investigate long range projects the library needs in order to serve the public well. If finances are cur- tailed, further services will’ also be lessened. The librarian, Mrs. Moore, in her report show- ed a steady growth in lib- use. An increase of 35 per cent over the pre- vious month, Robson kindergarten vis- ited the libr: in January, and had a lovely time. Their j as in k part in the Bonnett’s Ladies Tournament. The day concluded with a supper in the Legion Hall catered to by the Legion Ladies Auxiliary and was followed by the presenta- tions of the awards. jpokesman for the bow- ling group extended a spec- jal thank you to the auxil- jary for a donation made to the evening's pupper. Results of the tourney are as follows: A-Division Teams: 1st Boundary Electric — Bon- nie White, Rose Jenkins, Teresa Anderson, Marie Prokof, Shirley Barton. 2nd HOT SHOTS — Coleen Lightle, Elaine Mar- fin, Gail der, Lori Frel- sen, Linda Miller. — Mar- 8rd 5. je Korody, Rolly Roberts, Judy Myers, Annie Koochin, Marge Bonnett. Basketball Standings WK ¢e-h 1 " BeDivislon Teams; 1st Dorothy Fleming, Erma My- kyte, Eddie Webster, Bard Junker, Angle Arnason, 2nd DING-BATS — Lil- lian Flynn, Polly Sawchen- ko, Ruby Portas, Nadine Ze- bert, Shirley Torbic, 8rd MUFFETS — Bet- y Oglow, Marie Prokop, ritt Edblad, Gwen Sum- merfield, Foylis Phipps. INDIVIDUALS - A: High 3 — 1st Marge Bonnett 809, 2nd Kathy Horcoff 714. 8rd Bonine White 687. High Single — Ist El- aine. MHartin 208, 2nd Mar- e Bonnett 286. Srd Kat! Horeott 272, hy Stan Waferman, Undersea Film. INDIVIDUAL - B; High 3 — Ist Lorl Frelsen 583, 2nd Pat Liber 574, 3rd Rose Jenkin 570, High Single — Ast Lorl Frelsen 249, 2nd Ruby Por- tas 238. S$rd Eddie Webster DIVISION C: — High 3 — Ast Barb Junker 547. Hi- th Single — Ist Barb Jun- er 197, Hard Luck Game — A Irene Conroy. B Hanna Br- iggeman, C Kathie Stewart. Barb H. Donald. trike Out — Iner Walk- er, Hard Luck Team — low 3 games, A Division — Cas- tlegar Drug 2665, B Division — Lucky 5 2748. - Maker Presents The Sea People An exciting ldok at part of the earth few of us have ever seen is part of the film presentation “The Sea People”. Produced by Stan Wa- terman, the film is a com: posite of. sea-oriented ex- on The following are the West Kootenay High School man’s return ‘to this last and largest part of our planet. exploration, e to Feb, 6, 1973: Boys League W. Nelson Grand Forks Castlegar Trail neret eons Girls Leag Trail Castlegar Grand Forks Nelson Salmo Rossland onnean sapeNnnet ommoast B. E. Degree Program Sought - By Notre Dame Notre Dame University at Nelson has applied to the board of joint teacher train- ing for permission to’ initia- te a bachelor of education (secondary) degree program at the university. NDU’s registrar and_vice-_ _president academic, Dr. Da- vid. Larder,, announced, the. », application: was’ sent recent- iP to the board. The board, which authorizes changés in the request at its next meet- ing in April. If approval is given then, the program could be considered for implementa- tion perhaps even this fall on a limited: basis, Dr. Lar- der said, At present the Univer- sity’s education faculty offer only a bachelor or educa- tion (elementary) degree program and a one year professional program for students with B.A. or BSc. degrees who wish to obtain slementaty. teacher certific- ation. DISTRICT SOCIALS | for the wi . their paintings of the visit, which were displayed in the library. oho Feb. 10 to 17 an exhibit of 28 books, chosen by the Canadian Book Pub- lishers’ council as the ex- amples of Canadian book design and production, will be at the library for all to see. They are very ‘attrac: ie and should not be miss- e ‘ Cor Kinnaird area and for any- one wishing to have a social item placed in the District Socals is Mrs. Jim (Bunny) Horswil_ of Kinnaird. Mrs. Horswill can be reached by phoning 3 6, Bill and Mary Plotnik- off of ‘Kinnaird returned - last week after a lovely trip by air’to Acapulco, Taxco and Mexico City. “CLOSING OUT SALE CONTINUES ALL STOCK MUST BE CLEARED Group 1........ $15 SUITS Group 3 .... $39.95 - Group 5 ........ 25 Per Cent Group 2 Group 4 .... Group 1... $9.95 Balance: . SPORT JACKETS Group 2... $19.95 25 Per Cent Off All-.Sales Cash and Final GODFREYS MEN'S WEAR the vibrant and lucid beauty of the undersea world, and excitement in’ the real risk and danger that attend man's thrust into a hostile element, are the fabric of this new film. Stan Waterman will pre- sent the film at 8 this Mon- y “Aquanauts”, @ under the sea off St. John, US. Virgin Is- lands, Diving under the Louisiana oil rigs, far out to sea, to find a new. and valuable ecosystem, “spawn: ed by the same ‘steel “mon- sters” that generated lethal oil spills and ecocatastroph- es, A look at the most dy- namic experiment in aqua- culture (sea farming), which super trout, genetically con rolled el knowledge of the sea to rise from obscurity. The search for the Gr- eat White Shark, last: and the most dangerous of the prehistoe predators,’ and e most powerful and -for- er onthe face . rica, the diving team works in open water with over 200 oceanic sharks. Finally off South Aust- ralia they encounter the Great White—two of them —each weighing over a ton and a half. The film scenes document one of the most exciting and hazardous ad- ventures that any divers have ever lived through. Mr. Waterman has been involved in underwater ex- oration since 1954. He fas taken part in expedi- tions to the Agean Sea, the Amazon, and the Red Sea, exploring a range of pheno- mena from’ underwater ar- chaclogy to the behaviour of shar! Mr. Waterman has pro- duced some 16 films, some of which were prepared es- pecially for the three U.S. TV networks. He was aw- arded the Golden Eagle a- National Cine for cument “Genesis 1-27", was named Underwater Ph- otographer of the Year, and received, in addition, the Jacques Consteau award as “Diver of the Year”. VROOM FLOWERS LTD. Potted Flowers, House Plants, Flower Arrangements for: all Occasions, Bridal Bouquets and Corsages 1013 - 9th Ave., Kinnaird Telephone 365-7641 COMMUNITY VIDEO LID. 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Actually its a piece of sculpture you. can talk to..For further information on rates and connection charge call our Business Office. rel EE Telephone Byrom ROTEL @ - Lloyd Mackey‘Reports Jack Davis the "Gandy-Dancer” 20 Ge My noxt few columns ter this will deal we x, With some ofthe personal. itles and “issues emerging from. the ‘légisi: : aa tte igislative budget but.today, just a Uttle about; the I be Ba That ‘word is Premier Barrett's nes descriptive for federal " Environment way worker. It appears Bar- rett wanted to show Davis as being more interested in trade for Cank rail line than in promotin; any burning environment concerna, The premier used the term when talking about Davis’ indication it he would order an environ- po if the rovince went ahead with Barrett's caustic brush- tin: way of using an wenvirole mental study” threat as a power club just about any time the provincial govern- ment announces any new project... The environmental min- ister's insiatence that Peace River coal should be ship- a vious comments about Ru- pert, Back in the late 60's, when the Socred ita Superport at Rupert migh cause; heavy environ- mental and fishery damage in the delta of the Skeena I ect somebody in- formed at that time, that Prince Rupert is 20 miles from the mouth of the Skeena, and that river sas no delta or floodplain to speak of, : Davis’ use of the envir- onmental issue as a political club should be recognized as basi that, .. Having noted Davis’ ap- arent ambivalence on the rince Rupert port subject, I would suggest that his present stance, all things considered, is probably cor- rect. And, it can be specu- lated that Barrett recognizes this and has been purposely using the possibility of a Howe Sound port to get the federal government off its back end with reference to Prince Rupert port develop- ment, Some factors have ch- anged, though. Japan as a market has opened wide, and Rupert is a day closer to Japan—a big factor in the economics of ship turn- around time. Mainiand port cities are be- coming more congested. The environmental pressures there are increasing. - Last March, Roy Atkin- son, president of the Natlon- al Farmers’ Union said the federal government should move to bypass the Van- couver congestion. But opening up Prince Rupert requires more than just construction of water- side facilitles, In May, 1972, several prairle grain execu: tives noted one of the main * Rupert problems is weather conditions on the CN route. So improvements in the fa- cilities need to keep the ine Gpen during snow and mudslide season is a factor, as well, The logical answer wou- 1d appear to be a provincial- federal agreement to coor- dinate their . various and road facilities so that Prince Rupert can most conveniently serve the nor- thern market. It would al- low Lower Mainland ports to absorb the trade created in southern prairie and B.C. poms without overcrowd- Mr. and Mrs. E. Zorn Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary Mr. and. Mrs. Ed Zorn... celebrated their silver wed- ding anniver t cel ‘ A wedding ed the bridal table which was covered with an ecrue lace table cloth with a white underlay. The cake was fl- anked by cream carnations in crystal vases and silver tapers in crystal holders. Guests included Mrs. Zorn's brothers and sister- in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Ferlstront of Victoria. and of Penticton, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lowe, also of Penticton, and nephew, Howard. Crad- dock. of. Calgary. The only members of ice Narraway of Pass Creek and her sister-in-law, . Mal er’ Other _ invited ests were friends and neighbors and members of the Legion and LA. During the supper hour Mr. and Mrs. Zorn opened their many lovely gifts and extended their thanks fe helped with the serving of te refreshments, ? ill Narraway was Mas: ter of Ceremonies for thé evening's dancing. He extended the good wishes of the out-of-town’ members of the fa and friends who were le to be present. 9 st A great way to pay unexpected bills. Check! Most people know the advantages of Credit Union savings and loans, But. not everyone realizes the Credit Union provides the most. complete personal financial service available, For example, a deposit account is the safest and handiest way to make payments . . . and it helps you to keep track of your expenses easily. A joint account enables ~ GREDIT. : “Branches at. ( CASTLEGAR, Across from Post Office, 365-3375 TRAIL 368-6417 FRUITVALE 367-9223 SALMO 357-9553 SOUTH SLOCAN, at Playmor Junction, 959-7220 And Lower, Local Arts Council Receives $1,350 Cultural Fund Grant . The sum of $1,950, this year's B.C. cultural fund frant has been received by e Castlegar and District Community Arts , Council. ‘This was announced at a re- cent meeting of the board. . Funds are distributed annually to community arts councils throughout the pro- vince by the cultural fund for the purpose of promot- ing and encouraging the arts in each area, Local groups receivin: funds from the current bud- Choir, and the SHSS Photo- a Club. Other reel; Bae tncude the KJSS are. rary ani Communit are also allocated for a sum- mer band workshop, sum- m re » work shops, bursaries, and gener- al expenses. citing newa was re- ceived from the Federation of Canadian (B.C.) Artista. In place of their successful traveling art shows, the lanning a tra- ween April and October of this year, taking skilled in- struction throughout the ce, traveling work- wills cover a -wide Modeling. Workshops could be held on two consecutive weekends’ or one four-day, session, A very nominal fee Is planned. The Federation is con- preliminary regis- survey of work- shop interests in each are. make appeal for funds to the B.C, Cultural Fund. Since the Community Arts Councll is’ most inter- ested in bringing such an excellent opportunity to fe people of our area it is im- portant that courses of pop- ular int Anyone who would be in- , terested in participating in any of these workshops mentioned is asked to con- tact Mrs. R. C, MacBain before Feb. is vital that some. in tion of interest and support be shown before that date, A report was given by Mrs, Maureen Mitchell on the successful silkscreen this first course, it has been suggested that another cour- se should be held to accom: modate other interested per- sons. Organization and clubs in the district may wish to send one or two of their members to Jeera the art for the purpose of making posters rr for other club projects, Equipment is av- ailable to conduct in cour- course by. contacting Mrs. william _ Dorothy) ler- The next general meet- ! Arts ing of the Community Council will be held on Feb. 26 at 8 p.m. with the loca- tion to be announced. Senior Citizens Association ‘Names J. Stier President It was suggested that a “janitor service be hired to scrub and wax the floor. This will be looked into and a report made at the next meeting, The bill for the piano, which was p das a memorial to deceased mem- bers, was ordered paid. everal members are ted sick in hospital the names were given hose. who had been to return home.° : A report from the kit- chen ittee was given from the paper tter of Laugh- ter”. The clipping related . ‘how two children, who were father ate rt, st wvesylbing father slept, put everything they could Hina into the mixture, It was never bak- ea as their father awoke in e. Mrs. Donnan a_ firs ia being donated to the Cen- Mrs, F. Fuller comment- “ed how pleased her father, Hi Evans, was to receive his Life Membership Card, while in the hospi - Members also-expressed their pleasure that the ad- vertising. cards.-from the “Castlegar News ‘had been ‘donated, J..Raine gave a brief report of the New Horizons Frogram, and said that Mr. Me enele the representa- tive of will be in Castlegar Feb. 15 _ spect the building. A crib tournament, with Trail Senior ‘Citizens, is to be held in Trail Monday, Feb, 26. Those’ wishing take pa ue to contact Mrs, i Fruitvale Senior Citi- zens would also like to legar for some time and date ided upon by the bowling teams. Mrs. Donnan was elect- ed as convenor of the en- tertainment committee. She name her own helpers. : Members were asked to hité elephant ta. ble” to the next meeting. Fred Wendish, through health reasons, has resign- ed as president. Mr.. S{ first vice-presid president and -J. cond vice-presid firat vice-president. An elec- tion was held with R. Cor- mier ‘being elected to fill the vacancy of’second vice- president and J. Dvorak pas naectad to the executive Mrs. the choir doing w expressed the member's a) preciation to. Mrs. S. Gallo and. Mrs. J.. McLeod for their untiring efforts in leading the choir. Following the adjourn- ment of the meeting the choir sang two of the ple: ces they. are practising ‘ lease Me” and’ “An Even- ing Prayer.” Refreshments were served and a social hour was enjoyed. Want to Sell Your House? 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