CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April8, 1976
Workshops to be. Held for Students

Winnipeg Brass to Give Public Concert

Sfocan Man
Charged With
{] Impaired Driving
; A Slocan man has been
jehanged with impaired driving
after -his 1968 stationwagon
‘went out of control Saturday
i morning and rolled into a snow
{bank 10 miles west of Castlegar.
Son Highway 3.
; Charged is Robert William
3 Cowley whose vehicle sus-
itained an estimated $1,000
} damage.
No_ injuries have been

Seminars on Festivals and Special Events
Is Well Attended Here and at Cranbrook

Suceessful festivals and
special events require both a
high degree of participation by
all community groups and total
commitment from festival or-
ganizers themselves. This was
one of the key messages that
was passed along to some 87

who at-

sored by the Kootenay-Bound-
ary Chambers of Commerce in
co-operation with the Leisure
Services Branch included: prep-
aration of press kits, building
and financing of community
floats, trade dollars and other
fund-raising projects, commit-

tended recent seminars at
Castlegar and Cranbrook con-
cerning the management of
festivals and special events.
Subject matter at the
seminars, which were spon-

tee and a wide
range of other topics.
Executive director of New
Westminster's Hyack Festival,
Pip Martin, was one of three
resource persons who - con-
ducted the sessions. Sprinkling

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with humorous
peti garnered during his
many years. with festival

_ groups, Mr, Martin stated that
' should

Vancouver, who handled ses-
sions dealing with festival
promotion. He explained the
various ways of getting infor-
mation on community events
out to the public and the eritical
nature of planning promotional
campaigns well abead of event
itself.

Sessions on parades and
flosts were conducted by Jay
Nelson of Display House ‘in
Spokane, who stressed the
importance of safety features
such as safety-belts for queens
or other persons riding a float.

Those who attended the
seminars, held the weekend of
March 27 and 28, were highly
fic over the value of

broaden fund-raising efforts to
include some of Canada’s major
foundations, as wellas the more
traditional local sources,

He stressed that per-
sistance is absolutely essential
in any fund-raising. program
and that fund-raisers must
never beg for support from
‘anyone.

Also taking part in the
seminars was public relations
consultant Don Noyes of North

Pup Hockey Fiesta

‘theiprégram: A-representative
from Cranbrook’s “Sam Steele
Days” suggested that the sem-
inars could lead to much closer
co-operation between festival
organizations throughout rhe.
Kootensys.

One couple from Castle:
gar's “Sunflower Festival”
drove all the way to Cranbrook
to catch the Sunday session as

they had missed the previous - Trail

day's presentation in their own,
community.

Castlegar Team Takes Part

‘A Pup Hockey Fiesta tour-
nament held in Osoyoos last
weekend hosted 16 teams from
various B.C. points and Wash-
ington State. Results of games
played by the Castlegar Pup

All-Stars were as follows:

Game One

Castlegar 6, Abbotsford 5.
In were David De Rosa
and Steven Voykin. Scoring for
Castlegar were David Perehu-
doff, unassisted; David Perebu-
doff from Kevin Semenoff;
Gordie Walker, two goals unas-
sisted; and David Picton from
David Perehudoff and Gordie
Walker. .

‘The final and winning goal
was scored by Ken Ross
assisted by Gordie Walker,

the Most Valuable Player in
this game for his performance

goal.

Losing this game dropped
Castlegar from the “A” division
to the “A” consolation.

Game Three

Vernon 12, Castlegar 1.
Castlegar’s lone goal was
scored by Ken Ross, assisted by
David Perebudoff. In goal were
David De Rosa and Steven
Voykin.

_ This loss knocked the
Castlegar team out of the

with ‘83 seconds remaining in =

the game.
Game Two

Nelson 4, Castlegar 2. In
goal were David De Rosa pad
Steven Voykin. Scoring’ fc
Castlegar were David Bicton
and Gordie Walker.

Steven Voykin received

More than 300 area high
school musicians will be in
Castlegar Monday for a special
workshop with the visiting
Winnipeg Brass Ensemble.

The group of five leading
Winnipeg musicians will be in
town for a public concert at
Selkirk College Monday night,

Band students from Caastle-
gat, Trail and Nelson will be
here for the morning workshop
at the college.

Winnipeg Brass Ensemble,
since its premier concert. in
October, has performed exten-
sively in Manitoba and has been
featured on CBC Radio Canada,

Monday's concert will in-
tlude music extending from the
renaissance to today. Members
of the ensemble are Ramon
Parcolls and Dan Gominder on
trumpet; Kenneth Stahl, horn;

“Jobn Miller, trombone; and

Michael Eastrep, tuba.

Job Centre
For Students
Is Now Open

Canada Manpower Centre
for Students is now open at
1410 Bay Ave. in Trail to bring
together job-seeking students
and potential employers in the

Castlegar and Grand
Forks areas.

Jim Muir has been ap-
pointed manager of the centre
and will be assisted throughout
the summer by trained student.
counsellors,

‘The staff will be contacting
employers in the spring and
early summer months to dis-
cuss the services the student

‘centre provides and to enquire

about employee needs during
the summer. School visits,
which will include Stanley
Humphries, will nlso be made to
offer job-hunting tips to stud-
lents.

For further information,
contact the Canada Manpower
Centre for Students in Trail.

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Kiwanis Club Presents Record
Player fo Sr. Citizens Assoc.

On behalf of the Kiwanis
Club of Castlegar, Mike Saw-
chenko made an official presen-
tation of a record player with
attachments to the members of
the Castlegar and District
Senior Citizens’ Association at
its regular meeting held last
Thursday evening. The mem-
bers would like to extend their

‘The highlight of-the social hour
was the presentation of birth-
day cakes to both Mrs. Ballard
and J. Barr,

Hobitat.

Host Brochure

Inf tive

thanks an to the

Kiwanis Club for its generosity

and assistance.
Th

Copies of Habitat Host
ure, an illustrated,” in-

tion of the holding
of one or two business meetings
each month was also discussed
and it was decided to hold one
business meeting each month
and a social evening on the
third Thursday of each month.
‘The executive was given pow-
er to act on any important
business that needed attention
in between the business meet-

The resolutions which are
to be acted on at the annual
S.C.A. meeting in Prince
George next month had been
dealt with and forwarded to
Mrs. Quirk in Nelson, who will
act as proxy for Castlegar. It
was indicated that the Senior
Citizens are enjoying their
social exchange visits with
members from other districts.
Nelson bowlers were recent
visitors of the local association
and a return game will be held
in Nelson on April 19. An
afternoon of cribbage between
members from Castlegar and
took place recently, with
prizes going to players from
both inti

makers are busy working on

‘their projects.
A report was given by’

Mrs. J..Heslop regarding bus
trips. during the summer
months. She will’ make -a
further report at the next
meeting when she has had
further discussions with recrea-
tion director Pat Metge.

who celebrated her ‘90th birth-
day last week.

At the close of the meeting
the members enjoyed an hour
of entertainment provided by
the members of Harmony
Friendship Unit. Games and
singing were enjoyed, followed

by the serving of refreshments.

fe booklet on all aspects
of the United Nations Confer.
ence on Human Settlements
which will take place in Vancou-
ver, May 31 - June 11, 1976, is
now available for the general”
public.

The booklet, with text in

ickground
information on Habitat for
visitors from other countries
planning to attend the confer
ence. It has been widely
distributed abroad.

Copies may be obtained by
writing Canadian Habitat Sec-
retariat, P. O. Box:49183, The
Bentall:: Centre,, Vancouver,
BC. VIX 1L1 or by calling in

Street, in Gastown, Vancouver.
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