The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, March 23, 1994

Castlegar supportive in daffodil sale for fundraising

tal. ib was picasing to see @ few

zations im the aca. Names were
taken of those willing to assist. if

necessary, with distribution of the
blooms.

During the evening a number
of long-serving campaign can-
vassers were awarded certificates
of appreciation by President
Ruby Marsh. She thanked them

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all for their hard work and dedi-
cation over the years. Those
receiving 15-year certificates
were Joan Martini, Dorothy Mar-
tini, Mae Moroso, Elsie Navak-
shonoff, Ann Harrison, Helen
Roberts and Glenna Akselsen
Ten year certificates were award-
ed to Jean. Lloyd, Yvonne
Hawkins, Muriel Wilson, Chris-
tine MacPherson, Shirley Torbic,
Mary Picton, Florence Kravski
and Brita Haley.

The no-host luncheon at the
Sandman Inn has been d

‘Mitchell-Banks will be the guest
speaker. The luncheon will be

ties. It was therefore proposed (o
hold a Breast-Self Bxamination

open to the public and
of those wishing to attend will be
taken closer to the day.

The society will definitely
have a booth at the Selkirk Lions’
‘Trade Fair at the end of April. A

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hing clinic ime in May.

The annual door-to-door
fundraising campaign will be
underway in April, This is the
busiest time of year for all units
across the country and extra

ber of
interest in taking care of the
booth during the weekend event.
Many women who attended
the Mammo; yy Van recently
were interested in learning the
for ABs

to Saturday, April 23, and ‘Dr.

Christian Women’s Club hosts h

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A Hair-Raising event was the
theme for the Castlegar Chris-
tian Women’s Club dinner meet-
ing held, March 10 at the
Fireside Inn.

Bunnies popping froni top
hats graced the centre of cach
table, creating an atmosphere of

for brest li-

musical selection.

Fifty-eight women kept a
watchful on Edith Gunn from
Hair-4-U as she demonstrated
several basic ways to braid and
add accessories to your hair style
to give it‘that added touch. To
prove the simplicity of the tech-
nique a volunteer completed the
other side.

Later in the evening, May Mol-

spring. Following the
tions soloist Bev Kenge:
tained the group with h

nar from. had everyone's
undivided attention .as she spoke
of past events that have brought

are always needed. If
a canvasser comes to your door,
please be generous! With your
help, we know that cancer can
be beaten.

The next meeting of the local
unit will be on May 11

air-raising event

her to her present stage in life,

Next month the club will honor
the young lady graduate of our
community. Several of the grads
will be featured in a ‘Royal
Regalia Fashion Show’ presented
by Ely’s Boutique. The evening
will also welcome soloists Mary
and Barb McGougan. The special
inspirational speaker will be trav-
eling from Chewelah to speak on
having harmony amongst the dis-
cords of life. Plan ahead and join
us.on April 14.

The monthly meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary to Legion
Branch 170 Castlegar-Robson
was held February 28 with
President Hilda Salmon presid-
ing. There were 22 members
present and four guests: LA
Zone Commander Donna Price;
Branch Zone Commander Sam
Brown; Liaison Officer Bill
Kelly; and Branch President

Legion Auxiliary plans Spring Tea

Bob MacBain. The monthly
lunch at the Hi Arrow was
attended by 12 members and
two guests. A total of 49
patients were visited on hospital
visits for the month. The Valen-
tine’s Coffee Party was a suc-
cess with the following ladies
working: Florence Laycock,
tickets; Dorothy Ashton and
Marge Paisley, bake table;

Joyce Turner, May Sutherland,
Donna Littley, Lori Peil, Alice
Lecouffe and Kay Bate, kitchen
and serving.

There was a discussion on
holding a fun day with the area
auxiliaries and branches. The
Spring Tea will be held April 23
in the Legion Hall. After the
meeting adjourned, refreshments
were served by Kathy Sperling.

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Prime winter range
aquired for white-
tailed deer  .,

B.C. Environment and BC
hydro announced today the pur-
chase of 20 hectares of prime
winter range for white-tailed
deer. The acquisition utilizes

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ed to restore and enhance fish
and wildlife populations and
habitat affected by hydro-ctectric
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The parcel of land acquired
from Reeves-MacDonald Mining
Company is located near the con-
fluence of the Pend d’Oreille and
Salmo Rivers, southeast of Trail.
BC hydro will retain ownership
of two hectares of land within the
parcel acquired by the Ministry.
The land acquisition ensures
preservation and maintenance of
critical winter habitat for white-
tailed deer. It integrates with
other Ministry-owned land in
close proximity and ensures the
preservation of stands of mature
Douglas fir favoured by deer dur-
ing the winter months.

B.C. Environment Wildlife
Biologist John Gwilliam, who
initiated the purchase on. behalf
of the government, is pleased
with the outcome.

“This transaction enables us to
manage an area of winter-range
where previously we couldn't
Deer populations in the Pend
d’Oreille area should continue to
flourish in part because of ongo-
ing habitat preservation measures

Wednesday, March 23, 1994 The Castlegar Sun

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