1978

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 18,

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PACIFIC DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

KOOTENAY LAKE -
FERRIES SCHEDULE

be eff on the
May-16, 1978, for

will

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the summer season.

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Ministry of Highways & Public Works (Hwys)

820 Nelson Avenue

Nelson, B.C.

G. R. Kent
Olstrict Hi
May 9

So this year, discover

British Columbia,
Captain Cock did.

is

ighways Manager
and rip-

, 1978
You'll discover Tall Ships,

naval ships, and all kind:
of championships.

Rodeos, regattas,
roaring races,

first—Freddie

Blueberry Creek;
mention — Wayne

6:
All first-prize and honor-

able mention posters will be on

Grade

Soloveoff,

honorable
Popoff, Ootischenia,

orable mention—Curtis Sher-
stobitoff and Gail Ch

Ootischenia,
display in the Castlegar Furni-

ture Village through the cour-
tesy of the management.

Grade 3: first—John Avila,
first—Laverne
Twin
first—Andrea
Kinnaird Elemen-
i f
Library Conference

Twin Rivers; honorable men-
tion—Teresa Pucci, Edwarda

Community Arts Council is Jardine, and Eric Sather, Twin

sponsoring the Family Month Rivers.
Grade 5:

Richards,

Grade 4:
Plotnikoff, Pass Creck; honor-
tary.

able mention—Devin Davidson

and Cathy Johnstone,
Rivers; Kelly Terekoff and Neil

Bielby, Tarrys.

r's

water sports, walks,

and winter sports all popular

themes,

with family boating,
The arts council is

Family fun in Castlegar

and district seems to be con-
All first-prize winners will

receive a $6 book prize from the

May is Family Month in
Castlegar Book Shop.

the province of B.C. and, in
volume of colorful posters, with

perhaps more of an emphasis on

recognition of the event, the
Poster Contest, with this yea
focus being on family fun.
centrated heavily upon the out-
gratified with the excellent
quality lettering this year.

doors,
camping,
rea,

also of the Kinnaird

fomen’s Institute, and director Ann Ma-

daskl of Salmo,

Missing from the photo are secreta
Approximately 80 members
long meating representing

'e Institutes in tl

treasurer Belle Roberis

oe

attended the d:
the eight Wom:

y

Olstrict Women's Institute 1978-79 held

recently at Slocan consists of, left to right,
Institute.

Keynote Address Discusses

president Etlota
president Phyllis

Phipps of the Kinnaird Wat

vice-;

directors: Gwen Robinson of Frultvale and
Pettyjohn of Fruitvate and

NEW EXECUTIVE for the West Kootena
Billle Feller of Harrop,

Scheduled at UVic

Other topics to be covered
at the conference include cata-
libraries; and visiting shut-ins
with books. The conference will
close with visits to libraries in

Registration brochures and
further information may be
obtained from Mrs. Fran Rose,

various Victoria churches,
1860 San Juan Ave., Victoria,

loging; selection of fiction, bio-
V8N 2J2,

graphy and audio-cassettes;
standards for congregational

The theme of the con-
ference, “Resources Waiting to

The program has been
be Tapped” refers to the many

The University of Victoria
designed to appeal to teachers,

is to be the site for the 1978
annual meeting and conference
of the Congregational Libraries
Association on June 2, 3 and 4.
gregational workers, as well as
books, films, magazines; local,

group leaders and other con-
librarians,

mention — Michael

of
Gerrand, Castlegar Primary.

Castlegar Primary; honorable
first—Jennifer

first — Carrie

Primary;

mention — Darcy

Doreen

Voykin, Pass Creek School;

2:
* Castlegar

Grade 1:
Grade

Winners are: Kindergarten:
Brown,

first—Kelly Swetlikoe
mention — Karen Voykin,
Castlegar Primary and Beverly
Sookerukoff,- Brilliant.

Hart, .Valley Vista;

honorable
honorable

‘Talks and  dramatizations
aided delegates to note the
importance of their evangeli-
zing work. not only in their
door-to-door activity, but also
in their conduct in day-to-day
life whether at work, school or

the Good News

Discovery of an. economical, .
inexhaustible energy source? *
These questions were:
posed to an atidience of 964 at
the Regional Recreation Com-
plex by Tom Didur of Toronto

provincial and national associa-

at the climax of the spring

The B.C. Safety Council

Leadburners
Win Award
_ For Safety
Award of Honor has been
achieved by 34 Cominco lead-
burners employed in zine main-

tions; individual péople and
other sources that can help
librarians build and extend
their services to their con-
gregations, Samples of or infor-
mation on these resources will
be available at the conference.

Booksellers have been in-
vited to exhibit and sell books
and other materials, and
CLABC's own Services Com-

In provincial court: Thurs-

Court News
_ day Peter Kozak pleaded guilty

and Karen Miller-Tait, Blue-

berry Creek.
to a charge of misleading a

Lewkowic, Castlegar Primary;
police officer in an investiga-

lity and

was to be a success.

In this way, attention was
drawn to the assembly theme
“Do all things for the sake of
the good news.” The prevailing

+ spirit of the world of disrespect
uncleaness must be resisted if
the preaching of the “Good

Six new witnesses of Je-

for
News”

Didur gave the answers

by means of his keynote add-
ress: “Have Faith in the Good

Using the Bible exten-
News.” He said

convention of Jehovah's Wit- play.
nesses, Sunday afternoon.

answers to the earlier ques-

tions would be fine news indeed

and ‘would make better con-
ditions, but still people would

sively,

tion. He was fined $500, placed mittee will be on hand with tenance al Trail Operations.

on probation for three days and
sentenced to three days in jail.

and hovah showed their “faith in

age, get sick and die,

The Award of Honor repre-
sents over 150,000 man-hours

the good news” by water

baptism.

and

is equivalent to over two years
of injury-free employment.
Leadburners are involved
in all types of lead installations,
fabrication and maintenance
throughout Trail Operations.
They do the majority of their
work within zine operations,
but they also quite often do
work in the lead smelter, lead
refinery and outside properties,
such as Kimberley and Calgary.

without a lost-time injury,

The banquet speaker will
Lillian Lewis, the

founder of the Congregational
Libraries Association of British
tional organization of dedicated
volunteers was founded in 1971
to help provide library services

library supplies.

be Mrs.
courage the formation of new

Columbia. The association, an
interfaith and interdenomina-
to congregations and also en-

*
Garry J. Poznikoff pleaded

guilty to a charge of being a
minor in possession of liquor.‘

He was fined $35.

34 Candidates Win

In conclusion, the audience
e

expressed their profound ap-
preciation to the management
of. the . Regional Recreation
Complex for its fine facilities.

problems would. still plague
“Didur went on to say:
“News that is truly good for all
people would have to bring
peace of mind anda way to cope
with the problems now, with
the hope of elimination even of
health problems in the future.”
Didur further said, “The
Bible speaks about the good
news of the kingdom and the
good news of God which would

vexing personal and family.
mankind.”

libraries.

id Certificates

tA

Firs

the

second highest in the B.C.

techniques of eye-catching book Safety Council award program,
lead burner

The Award of Honor,
safety representative, at a
special ceremony last week at
the conclusion of the group's

superintendent of zine opera-
shift.

was presented by W. G. Jewitt,

tions, to Ed Glover,

Gladys Ewan, for-
University of

There will be an oppor-
tunity for a few people to
actually make their own pup-

Mrs.

merly display artist at McPher-

son Library,
Victoria, will talk about the

pets during a session on pup-
pet-making, conducted by Dr.
Jean Dey of the University of

displays and will illustrate her

adyice with slides,

Phyllis

Florence

Blanchard and Jean Metcalfe of
Fruitvale; Virginia Harfman of

“ Orton of Proctor, Pat Wesley,

:. Shirley Williams and Nor-
‘verson of Rossland; Katie

. ma Sy
bel Doyle and Sylvia Rawson of

Ella Richardson, Gilli Hill, Iso-
Nelson.

McIntyre of Trail;

Maloff of

Safety-
.
Lena

sponsored by Selkirk Salmo;

College's

fication
.Oriented First Aid has been

Certil

, Denise. Di
Despins, Margaret McKibbon

received by the following candi-
and Carol Anne Martin of
Castlegar; Bernice Scott of
Blueberry; Netta Fominoff. of

dates,

Earlier, in the
Mervyn Kreish- _ department: ”
f Toronto interviewed °
those in the audience who were

.

not lack any of the factors
man oi

necessary for, our complete

welfare and happiness.”
readily available for all people

engaged in the full time work of
making this “good news of God”
in the West Kootenay area.

proceedings,

Individual letters. of con-
gratulations were sent to each
employee's home at the ti

with  Victoria’s faculty of education.

Classes were held in the

Castlegar Health Centre,

ime

actually

award was
There’s no place like home.
pecially when home is
British Columbia.

Es
What's more, 1978's our

achieved.

the

Captain Cook Bicentennial

Not to mention um
parades, pageants,

pteen

year, so you couldn’t pick a
better time to take a real

HON GRACE MCCARTY, MINISTIR:

TOURISM BRITISH COLUMBIA,

and

Perfectly super places.

Cook's tour of our province.

nity Christian Centre, will be

Puppet Productions, from Tri-
performing.

bulance instructors B._ Har-
Standard First ‘Aid were the
following candidates, who at-
tended classes at Stanley.Hum-
*phries Secondary School during
January, February and March,
under the direction of B,
Harrower:

instruction by St. John Am-
* rower and P. Trischuck.

Violet’ Giles, Violet Ann
Kalesnikoff, Diane and Garfield

and

Lynn Geary and Roland Gre-

goire of Slocan City.

John

Lori Robbie,
Shaw, Eila Elisa Shmoorkoff
and Gary Lee Strouse of Castle-
Wilma and Ger H. Van
Examination of the above
was conducted by P. Trischuck,
assisted by D. Giles.

gar; Dorothy and William Mil-
ler-Tait of Blueberry Creek;
Beynum of Slocan Park;

Leamy,

Two Local

jppon Maru and Kaiwo Maru,

the first two Tall Ships to arrive.

June 16-20.

Victoria
Vancouver June 21-26.

Be here to welcome the Ni

CAs Elected

To Executive

The West Kootenay Chap-
ter of the Certified General
Accountants Association of
British Columbia held its an-

nual meeting at Peebles Motor.

Inn in Nelson on May 5.

Write today for your free Captain Cook Bicentennial Calendar of Events:

|. Dr.

Provincial president Etta

Richmond and her husband,

Victoria V8W 222.

Tourism British Columbia, Parliament Buildings,

‘Weatern Canada Schoo! -
‘of Auctioneering Lid.

Directors for the coming
Canada's first and only completely

well as governor Paul Moroso
of Castlegar, were guests of the
year are chairman Gene Profili
and secretary-treasurer Dan
Nichvoldow from Trail; Allen
Canadian course offered any-
where. Licenced under the Trade
Schools Licencing Act, R.S.A.
1970, C.368,

For particulara of the next course
write: Box 687, Lacombe, Alberta

‘or phone 762-6215

evening.

Markin and Alex. McKenzie
from Castlegar; Dave Greenan,
f Tim Klotz and George Savits,

Gary Exner and Ken Sookero

koff from Grand Forks; and
from Nelson.

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ird-round play In the $225,000
PGA Tour event, with Vin'Scully,
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WASHINGTON WEEK IN
gq. THEWAR YEARS,
“the Batis Of Germany’ Pt. I. (60
mins.)

SCTACULAR
1} Motorcycle Jumpotf Com-
petition, featuring seven top U.S.
motorcycle Jumpers competing
in ramp-to-ramp jumps. (60
mins.)
@ Move
** *Hardcase’ 1971 Clint Walker,
Stephanie Powe Western
about a soldier of fortune who
Joins. up swith Mexican
revolutionairies and finds his
wife among them. (90 mins.)

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9. HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA
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Biel We
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NBC-TV on the Sunday, May 21

teams to be announced and
times to be confirmed.

HEE HAW

juests: Loretta Lynn,
the Pioneers, _Emest
Russell Knight. (60 mins.)

8, ipo ster GARDENING

530

NORTH IDAHO COLLEGE
IBLIC FORUM
NEWS:

‘All For One" A computer whiz

hears dsiperpemene of Mere trom
6 OSI, unaware of the great

danger facing him. 2

‘J. Edgar Hoover’ This program
profiles the man who, at age 29,
became the Director of th
{twas a position he held un!
death in 1372.
THE JEFFERSONS

eorge’s boasting ol how well
he's doing heads him for
disaster when the underworld
getsinto the act. (A; 60 mins.)

2 Lynde takes his featured
gugsts, Harry Morgan, Juliet
rowse and Brenda Veccaro ona
musical-fantasy trip in which all
thelr dreams are instantly
granted. {60 mins.)

OLD FRIERNDS...NEW

ENDS:

‘Melody’ This program profiles
author Lesley’ Frost Ballantine,
daughter of Robert Frost. and
looks at blues singer John
Jackson. =
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“"Y¥e ‘Misty’ 1961 Devid Ladd,

1:30
210

Island. Guest star: Alchard

perform thelr hits. Alsc
Gees prese

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Starring Ronnie Corbett and
Ronnie Barker.

‘Farewell, My Lovely’ 1975
Robert Mitchum, Charlotte
Rampling. A private eye hunts for
ex-convicts lost sweetheart and
uncovers more than he ex-

quarry turns out to be the young
brother of the gir he loves. (90
mins.)

@ IRONSIDE

9 IRONSIDE:

Arthur O'Connell. Tr ¥'
‘old boy and his sister living with

5:00
caught in the once a year round-
up. (2 hrs.)

@ News
‘THROUGH ALL TIMES

8:30

9:00

a SPECIAL MOVIE PRESEN-
[ATION

“Hannie Caulder’ Stars: Raquel
Welch, Robert Culp. A woman in
the Old West seeks vengeance
for her husband's death. (2 hrs.)
@ THELOVE BOAT

‘Three vignettes: ‘Gopher The
Rebel’ Stars: Eve Plumb, Oon
Porter. ‘Cabin Fever’ Stars:
Ballard, Antonio Fargas.
Princess Overtures’. Sta

beauty of sign language and
the creative talents. of
people are demor

musical, poetical

MY FRIEND FLUICKA

DAY OF DISCOVERY

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GOOD NEWS:

POLKA DOT DOOR
THREE ON THREE

SKETBALL

A_halfcourt basketball game

12:00

The parents of a Wyomin
mountain boy give up plans for
thelr retirement dream home to
im to college. (2 hrs.}
TOBE ANNOUNCED:

ISSUES AND ANSWERS.

lost: John Robert Columbo.
WORLD INVITATIONAL

@ MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT
Final-round play in the $225,000
PGA Tour Event, with Vin Scully,
Pat Summerall, Jack Whitaker
and Ken Venturi providing the
commentary. £

TERRY WINTERS:

THE MEMORIAL
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“The Man Trap’ (60 mins.)
U.S. VS THE WORLD IN

ABC Sports will present satellite
coverage of the finals of the

1078 LPGA COCA-COLA
LF CLASSIC
Top women golfers compete in
the final:round
tournament, feat
purse. The cont
Forsgate

aes
tough cop is convinced that an
armored car guard jeered a
bank robbery, despite the tact a
film shows him to be Innocent.
(90 mins.

SET

scientitic research Is being done

for comparison purposes. (00-.

Prowam leatures the 1974
up Final’ between
Holland and West Germany. (90
mins.)

dolls. (90 mins.)
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6:00 @ CASNEWS

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THE WONDERFUL WORLD
DISNEY >

SWEDEN'S ROYAL COM-

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[AND CIRCUS

Hal Linden hosts a colorful hour

featuring clowns,

jugglers and a col

world's Ig cil

Stockholm, Sweden ins.)

WONDERFUL WORLD OF

ISNEY >

“Jungle Cat’ A true life adv:

film documenting a Jaguar

be ily’s—a spotted female, her

‘World Of Life, People Of Rivers’
HARDY BOYS-NANCY DREW
STERIES

‘Mystery Of Witches Hollow’ The

pad, boys are in for a hair

ral

en Archie and Mike are ac-
cidentally locked
storeroom of

cattle drive, a veng
and his posse

1a
cattle Baron, during an important
foundup. (2 hrs., 30 mins.
INDIANAPOLIS ‘500° TIME
NALS,
ABC Sports
coverage of the final day of the
Time Trials for the indianapolis
“500° Car Flace. (60 mins.)
‘SPORTSWORLD
1} Jose Cuevas vs Billy Backus in
ht cham-
pionship boul. 2) Jose Patacios

round — welterweig! ight. 3}
Second annual Soviet-American
jiving Meet .

provide

played yards.
Today's participants include:
David Thompson, Jerry Lucas
and Pat Boone vs Maurice Lucas,
‘Sam Jones and Robert Conrad.
THE ITINERARY OF ELIE
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“From Sighet To Jerusalem’ An
NEC reli

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deal performers.
WORLD OF SURVIVAL
THE SILENT MINORITY
fidely held i

{20 mins.)

3:30 9. SUMMER COUNTRY
“ANADA

Surting Tournament. 3)

feport on the Belgian

4) Rugby League Cup
London. (90 mins.)
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

thre:

which create more barriers for
the deal than their own deafness

11:30

Rs ‘Sports will televise the first
game of the NBA Championships
today.

DWAYNE FRIEND

DAY OF DISCOVERY

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(MOVIE 4DRAMA)
“Spencer's Mountain" 1963

Henry Fonda, Maureen O'Hara.

shelter and fives, the rat:
Wesnake, the coyote and the
mustang are now bi
ded by conservatior
pas
Hi KOEHLER SHOW

8 CBC SPORTS SPECIAL
Canadian synchronized _swim-
mini tom. Winnipeg. (60 min

he Amazing Apes' Study of the
apes’ natural habitats In zoos.
and in captive areas where

legendary master showman, °
fram boyhood to the years ol his
‘most important in his lite. (3

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features the Pittsburgh Sym-
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piggery, provokes an argument
betw ile Rosa,

he a
255 @ IRONSIDE

and her three kids move in with
the Kings.

ALLIN THE FAMILY

nen Arche and Mike are ac-*

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Storeroom of Archie's Place,
they share a botile of brandy and
then thelr deepest secrets. (R)
SPECIAL MOVIE PRESEN-
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“¥, ‘Me.

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(@ MASTERPIECE THEATRE

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out to bea teenager. (60 mins.|
CAROL BURNETT SHOW

oF mountains, yet the shield
dictates where the majority of us
lve. This episode takes a look at
the area of Central Canada, a
fegion that has grown into the
we t part of the nation. (60

success do a
fphans and are
idway show. (2

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1a for Two" 1950 Doris Day.

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“The Helress.""

12:10 @ MOVIE {COMEDY-DRAMA}

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