INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION saw John Filip:
thuk, left, and Terry Strelioff, asknowledg-
ed for their projects and all round Scout-
ing spirit. Honorary member, Mrs. J. Deans,

‘ . who has taken an active part in the boys’

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achievements and is noted for her contin-
ued contributions in home cooking, pre-
sented the two Scouts with oven mitts.

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR
SECONDARY SCHOOL

Hi there! Conrad Pry:
ce rep porting ‘he Drama
Club will putting on

wo plays.
Pcie first performan-
ce will be in Mt
School on Frid:
ats Hae plays “|
ate) and

fan ita tf neekne {a
futuristic play about the
disastrous results of per-
missive education) are un-
der the fine direction of
Mr. Peterson,

The two plays are en-
tered in the Stanley Hum-
phries Drama Festival and
tough competition will be
presented by high schools
from all over the Kooten-

8,
This festival will be at
28, 29

this festiv:
ed in the finals for B.C. at
Dawson Creek,

Among the hopeful pl-

Gary
jul *shelfextiuk ‘Jocelyn
Nancy Ternent,
way McFarlane, Brian
Pinter, Robyn McNabb, Ro-
byn Miller-Tait and Debra
Michelson.

Many other are help-
ing with the productions.

— leo Sommers Photo Mrs, Walters and her sew-

OF Lions and Lambs, and All
Things Green for March 17

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— else do we think of rah!
in March? That's right, you
essed it, it’s time for the
wearing o’ the green’
This Saturday we all be-

St, Patrick, the Nation-
tle of Ireland, was

0 Ireland in 492 A.D.
op, by the Pope,

the Irish to

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We, the Management and Staff of Raspberry
Lodge for Senior Citizens, wish to extend our most
sincere thanks to our many Friends, Contractors,
Suppliers, the Management‘and Staff of Castlegar
News, and CKQR for making our Grand Open-
ing a success.

We are very happy to announce that there
is still accommodation available for Senior Citi-

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KC DAYS QUEEN Lillian Kemperman has been a young
lady on the go representing this area in her. best style. Her
most recent trip was to the Vancouver Boat Show held at
the PNE Grounds at Vancouver. Shown here assisting Miss
Kemperman on her departure is PWA customer service
agent Dennis Ewanciw. Miss KC Days, ‘on this occasion was
a ive of the West Tourist Associ

ing classy are helpin; a i

th the costumes, Mr,
pard is jeading a pe oe
me eo and
many ee ve import
t Jobs that will help ma-
ke the plays a-success. -
Come out and see us.
e se
girls’ basketball
rt in the Ea:
Division, fest Rast
Basketball Tournament last
weekend at SHSS.
by high scorer, Liz
Cheveldave, our girls bare-
yy squeezed by the New
nver team and thereby
qualified for the finals,
The tournament wil
fake place at KJSS this
weekend,
°
uring the pat few
day: ee Mr. MacGillivray of
the alcohol and drug educa-
been has

leclure by showing a film
depicting the relationship
between a “synthetic dru;
life” and a “whole, natural
life.” A discussion was held
after the film which was
ver Anteresting: in the sen-

g use is so much
A etd | problem today.

Teacher Ao Waiter: “Do
you serv

Walter: Sit vight down,
sir, We serve “anyone.”

Court Orders
Lorimer Take
Kamleops Vete

A ‘Supreme Court or:
der in Vancouver on Mon-

amalgamation vole among
realdente of the Kamloops
area that he has refused to

‘But the minister may
still have the last say by
having the law amended to

him to do what the

Gecislon following a chal-
pany by a Valleyview pro-
owner against Lori-
Pers earlier announcement
that he will be recommend-
City of Kamloops, District
of Brocklehurst, District of
Dufferin, and Town of Nal:
leyview be amalgamated to
form a new municipality
without asking the citizens
involved to vote their ap-
FOV:
B The new municipality
heel to have been created
y the minister on May 1,

CD Exercises Held

ans in the following mun-
cipalities were exercised
wit recent months
prove their capabllities in
emergencies, Castlegar, Kin-
naird, Fruitvale, Montrose,
Invermere, Kaslo, New Den-
ver, Kimberley and Creston.

Lent Generally Unpopular
And Often Misunderstood

For a large majority of
the world’s-Christians, Wed-
nesday of lest week marks
the beginning of the most
widely misunderstood and

me

it is a pape er
iod (40 week ‘days, St ys
don’t sound) which corres-
ponds to the. 40 days the
gospels say Jesus spent in
the wilderness, preparing
for His. minis!

During Lent;' Christ-
ians are supposed to pre-
pare for the celebration of
the chief festival of the
church year,

Lent ma:
in several

For some, it is a sur-
vival of the *raedieval cus-
tom of “mo ing the fr
eak to keep the body

to the ay

er,
be observed
ferent ways.

: — West Tourist A Photo

Mrs, A. Sylvest Official Delegate:
To IODE Provincial Meeting

Mrs. Rush, reported that
she and Mrs, J. F. Killough
pad attended ie Awards

t Selkirk

The 35th Annive
Tea, held Feb. hed was well
and the ee es

of work and

larship winners receiv-
ed enthusiastic comment
was the report given § at the
March meeting of the Lil-
lian Killough Shinter of
the IODE.

ties convenor, ‘Mrs. M.

HRs ere the apprec-

inten the chapter -for

enerous help received
om non-members,

The treasurer's report,
given by Mrs. M. Peddle,
showed that the tea had
been a success financially
as well as socially.

Mrs. R. West was th-
anked for making the at-
tractive table ‘decorations.
secretary,

Bale fe, had a ieonted
the ean Killough burs-
ary to vincent Worme, of
Trail. A letter of. thanks
from Mr. Worme was read.

Mrs. J. Donnan report-
ed having helped with the
B.C, Heart Foundation can-
vass.

ed their intention ie attend .
the meeting.
Tentative. plans were

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eshments were served wy
the hostesses, Mr. A. M
‘Kinnon and Mrs. Pedale,

0
This is attempted by volun-
ts of ait

made it a highly | unpopular
season in our time. This
derives in part is unwill-
ingness to forego creature
comforts. But on a more
spiritual level, critics char-
ge that by focusing the in-
eiviquals attention on his
own | salvatio a vel
self-centred Kind of reli
ious observance.

Another way of look-
ing at Lent more meaning-

to many contemporary

Christians _ emphasizes be
tae for service to
of

For example, instead of
‘fasting just to teach the
_body a lesson, a person mi-
‘ght choose to skip dunch
and contribute the money
thus saved to relief of star-

children.

ving
Bor ir a person. it de-
cide that Fiat helt sack
fee ies time — often the
and most

lonely; to help staff the

an ser-
churches now operate; or to
work within secular Organi-

Some will say that Ob-
ristians should rd such th-
ings cat year round.

The obvious response
is, sure they should.

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on Tuesday of

last week to Resker Hall trea-

surer Mrs, R. Bro as a token of their appreciation for the
use of the facilities. Shown with Mrs. Bro are, left to right,

Robert Nickersor!, Vernon Gregory, John ‘Albertsworth, Mate
Allan Cawte and Kirk Jenner. The presentation was attend-
ed by a large number of interested persons, The boys
strive to be of service and have in the last month laid
tiles in the main portion of Resker Hall, — Rover Photo

+ lecturers, films, and

The West Kootenay St-
atus of Women Council, to-

pro pa ms on issues
related o the status of wo-
men in the comtemporary
world. :
The first session is to-
day and is part of the Com-
munity Week at Selkirk
College, “Selkirk Sprin; .
vite all-da program wll
clud by Kate

Frost
College at New
eet ints, on “Human

mite sessions will be
held a "wiednesdy
ings, Some
Bs10NS Twill inetudes ‘guait
anel
a variety of
Women
men in
Poverty, Stereotyping of
‘Women, Women in the Lab-
or Force, and The Popula-
tion Explosion.
Guest 5 eer include
tie ered nr Kimball: of
@_ psy ology lepart ent
t UBC, d Arrington,
Chakuaewomen for Vancou-
ver Status of Women Coun-
and virginia Clover of

discusions on

Rehearsals for William Shakespeare's Play
"The Tempest” Under Way af Selkirk College

Preparations are under

way at Selkirk College to.

resent Shake:

t deal of  enth
fa a fine anereness for

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where z
a role-in “As You Like It”
and

assisted the director.

At Selkirk College, Mr. -

The back-up crew eat al-
ready at work and the p!
ers are fortunate in Pane

_the help of a ofa of pro-
“ fession: gly ex exper:
ienced cant

ip receiving 50 some hel rn
Sampbe of Bus? Don

for the play “As You

Mrs, Pat Seoteldt a
, Student at Selkirk College
and a highly- Ar mplshed

Wood will do the maken St, Michael's Angli

‘McKenzie-Gillman United
In Double Ring Ceremony

white

and for this play he
have: the ecliaboration ‘gt
another member ble ie wedding ceremon:
Nogsland Light Opera Play- : in mariage Linda HH
Mrs, A. Ramaradhya, a pan stan only gaugh:
‘up artist of 20 years ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
experience. L. Gillman of Robson, and
J. Mitchell, of

Dr. D. J. Gene McK
the department of biology,

Church in Merrit was : the
setting for the Feb, 24 dou-

Jerryl enzie, son
of Donald D. McKenzie of
Houston, B.C.

Rev. Feddington. pas-
tor of St. Michael's Church,
performed the ceremony.

Given’ in- ge by
her father, the bride was
radiant in her white gown
of crepe peau de soie whi-
ch featured a train’ and”
full-length illusion veil. She ©
carried a bouquet of white |
carnations, and | deep red

Dance choreography will
be done by, iss hy, wil

Doris

rofessional bs
cast: hep with the making of the 232 hem. training vat) th the Doris . °Sfaid-ofhonor; ‘Miss Pau"

Miss Susan Arie)
aud Mr. fea ea ate a
Caliban. é

Rehearsals have begun
and if the keenness with

polished. i
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Set design’ is the
*-hands of Dan Varnels wha

technician, — Scot
Henting is in charge of it

As with previous thea-
Sel-

dine Shalunid “of. Lower Nic

ice.
"April 12,48 and "14
are the ‘dates set. for’ the
Play which will be present-
ed in the Selkirk College
main lounge.
heatregoers in the ar-
will remember the en-
joyable evening they had
two years ago when Sel-
kirk College presented
“Henry Iv", and the forth- aaa
coming presentation at groom’s mother wore a
“The 0B ives navy outfit:
f£. providing 2 Both mothers

at
kirk College, Dr. Peter

wore
same

in the

A. reception was, held
Merritt Canadian
Legion Hall where friends
and: relatives . gathered to
wish the couple well.

Mr. Roy: Wiliams of

~ Quilchena cna master of

ceremonies giving the toast
to the bride. The best-man
toasted “the maid-of-honor,
with the brother of the bri-
de, Mr. Garth Gillman say-

in;
e head table was cen:

a
with cre red. a cetee

roses. Z
All. the’ tables were
tastefully | decorated with
vases of long-stemmed dee)
red: roses.<-72>
. Dancing: followed.
‘The’ bride's bouquet
was caught by: her’ cousin,
Miss ‘Heather: Gates of Van-
couver and the bride’s bro-
ther, Mr Bert Gillman cau-
bride's garter.
£ For travelling, the bri-
de wore a short white coat
over a double knit print

dress.
= The newlyweds reside
at Douglas ike Ranch

Lal
where the groom is employ- .

The fee for the entire
series is $5. For. single ses-
fee will be §1
A baby-sitting
will be avallable for
each session if there is suf-
ficlent number of children
to warrant it,
pereons on: welfare are
eligible to have the tul-
tlon pald and may receive
financial assistance for ba-
oe and = transporta-
ion,

There is'no fee for the
held to-

be open throughout the day

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Women in Our Contemporary World;
Study Sessions Begin Today af Selkirk

Your Houser.
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The Dr. Endicott Home will again operate

8 summer “camp” during July and August. Those -

providing on
self-examination for cancer,
how to combat obesity, V.D.
and. drug information, fam-

Planning, | occupations
for women and etc,

For. further informa-
tion,. contact the women's
study program at
College.

Varied Charges
Heard in Court
Here Monday

Four separate cases
were heard in court here
Monday by Judge R. R.
van Patten,

Alex J. Poznecov, 55,
of Castlegar. appeared on
two separate charges; driv-

thout care and con-
trol while impaired and re-
fusing to take a breathaly-

zer
41s0 or 30 ¢ was jet fined
or 30 days in
e first charge and $50 on
the second charge. His dri-
ver’s licence .was also sus-
pended for two months.
The charges resulted
from an incident March 3.
Marvin Schultz,’ 28, of
Castlegar was fined $25 or
10 days in jail for creating
a disturbance by using ‘ob-

scene ge.

The charge resulted
from = incident March 5
mot

jail, on a charge of having
no -vehicle insurance.

The charge. was laid
March 9 as the, result of a

tion.

The charge was laid
March L. a tify
other ae of a parked
vehicle after an accident re-
sulted in a $25 fine or 10
days ‘in Hail for Carol Bea-
uregard of Kinnaird.

This resulted from -an

incident on Jan, 3.

J in placing. children or adults in our

Home during this time may apply for particulars -.”

and reservations.

Dr. Endicott Home

Box 1820. = — Creston, B.C.

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Annual General Meeting
of the
Castlegar Figure Skating Club
‘WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 7:30 P.M.
CASTLEGAR ARENA HALL
Election of -1973 74 Executive and Directors
For Information Phone 365-6465

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Selkirk Rock and Misra Club

Honors Couple

Members of the Selkirk
Rock and Mineral Club met
at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, G...Stein Friday to
honor two members of the
club ion their forthcoming

eae to-be Bonnie Ko-
har and groom-elect Chris
Forsyth were the surprised
poesia at a mixed shower

in their honor.

Don Gillman delighted
the group. with mind
reading act, and other com-
ical games were ~ played
during the evening.

Around
the House

* Revive limp silk scarves by dipping them in a

Aight starch solution, and
‘*

Ironing while damp.
7*

Cut the corners from old envelopes, and the
‘children can use them:-as bookmarks, slipping the

\corners over the pages to

be mar! ked,

Your meat loaf won't stick to the pan if you

i ‘place-a slice of bacon at the bottom.

Hang that wet wochuaent dress over a
‘plastic bag on the hanger. It'll dry faster and more

With Shower

An iron and ironing

“board were presented to

the honored couple as a
consolation prize for one
of the games with all the
best wishes of the club.

A toast to the ha 14
couple was given by
ckson and the Lie

Pink bells and pink
and white streamers cen-
tered over the dining room
table on’ which a large sh-
ower cake topped with two
hearts. was set.

Adorning.the cake were
wedding bells and: a good
Tuek message to the happy
couple in a pink, green and

white color: scheme.
The wedding will take
place in Nelson on April 14.

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