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a‘small ex- "importance of their heritage.”
cavation on the site helped convince the department, He argues that the impetus for this must come from Dae Stites > a i s
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Take a 2,000 year step backwards into B.C.’s history. esities weeps

And while you are there take a good, long look around, ; re AV Mon 4

because the province's archaeological history, one of its ?

most valuable non-renewable resources is rapidly being

eroded away.

Mohs speculates that other. similar sites may have .
existed in the-valley, but “the. 12 dams, built on the and often,
Kootenay, Columbia and Pend O'Reille Rivers since 1895 archaegl

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some of the blame. P
cal programs and staffing, according to Gordon Mohs,
in general.”

history.”

For several . years Mohs worked asa: field Fi

student in ey at

Simon Fraser and this year’s recipient of the $7,500
Charles E. Borden scholarship presented by B.C.'s
Heritage Trust, is taking a personal approach ‘to the
problem. jee

He has launched a’ campaign to save the Vallican
archaeological site in the Slocan Valley. eae |

The unique site, believed to have been settled 2,000
years ago, ‘is ly. th by
development, A brochure, written and funded by Mohs,
details the nature of the threat and the value of what may.
be lost unless the site is preserved.

1 features or the variety of deposits — shell

Mohs feels that no other site in the region has the »

with the p: g surveying
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sites

d up most of the last’ 3,000.years of \

‘Pa wareness is usually followed by public
interes: points to the success of Barkerville, the gold
rush town in the B.C, Interior and the 250,000 visitors
who entered the stockade at Fort Steele. This interest
tr jnto tourist dollars and local prosperity.

projects and

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~ Retrenchment and restraint claimed his job last year and

reinforced a decision to take a masters’ degree,

_ ShIt was clear that it was essential if I was to go
further. in archaeology,” he said.
Mission, Mohs did his work in archaeolo
at UBC. His return to student life after 18 years brought
some familiar student financial problems. The Heritage
‘Trugt scholarship: came at just the right'time.

(S4With two kids in daycare and no summer job, I

srbdlly felled ‘the money.” He expects to finish his degree

Originally from Merritt’ and! now a resident of 5

\ +80 its preservation will be guaranteed.

“Y) ‘Mohs also suggests that greater awareness means
ter ‘protestion for sites.
ae of B.C.'s sites'are unprotected and close to
population centres, When people are aware of what they
are doing they ‘are usually less likely to chip away &
8,000-year-old petroglyph to take home to put over the
fireplace.”
Mohs is looking for help with his campaign to have
the Vallican site purchased by the p ial g

He believes it has the potential to become one of “the
most'pleasureable outdoor educational park sites in the

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houses, lodges and tunnels. . sei i
The site escaped ruin as recently as 1981 when the

province.” Ci
‘As he says: “Imagine stepping 2,000 years into the
past right here in B.C.”

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Entertainnient chairman
LaDell Lipsett announced
that Mr. and Mrs. Jack

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Castlegar Senior Citizens’
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business meeting of the year.
And it was a quiet one, with

Phipps would attend, and
that Mr. Phipps would pro-

things to eat.
The next meeting will not

vide after-dinner entertain-
ment, playing the organ for
singing and/or.danciig, as

only 51 members coming out
to support acting president
Florence Laycock, who took
the chair in the absence of the.members desire.
president Molly White. . Treasurer Ernie Newman
The next event will be the: reported that the deadline
Chri: dinner Dec,-14 at for obtaining tickets to! the

the Canadian Legion Hall.

dinner will be Dec. 8; these
are available to current mem-

Par for this |
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Canadian Money is at par on your
toom bill with this coupon. E

bers only. i
_ Among committee reports
received were: Mrs. Helen

Mildred Brady for games;
Mrs. Frances Hunter for kit-

Peddle for sick visiting; Mrs. :

smoking will « be
placed as soon as possible.
Following adjournment, a
social:hour was enjoyed; the
refreghments were in the

“2C€WL

be until next year on Jan. 5,
In the meantime, card games
and bingo days will maintain
their usual schedules .with
little interruption. °

holds

Nov. meeting

St. Joseph's Catholic Wom-
en's League held its Novem-
ber meeting recently with

the ladies went to the ceme-
tery and lit candles. Father
Guinan led in prayers for the
di d.. Coffee ‘was later

chen. Seniors’
George MacAtidrew brought

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problems he helps :solve for
so many of the local elderly.
* Four. members acknowled-
ged birthdays in December,
and were asked to stand

audience sang “Happy. Birth-
day” in their honor.

“There was little in the: way
of new: business; the mem-

bers voted to. enforce a “no

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How about'a smashing new winter coat or jacket? :
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And because you need something to get from point ‘A‘ to 'B’.
neatly all the coats and jackets in our Ladies" Coats department
are 1/3 off as well.

So, don''t miss it:

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while the remainder of the.

F F Kauf-

man in the chair.

Spiritual Convenor Brita
Haley led>the members in
reciting ‘the League prayer
and followed with a brief
reading.

_ Secretary Leona Bozek
‘read the minutes which were
ataeeccn a wu 3
‘approved. ant adopted.

Correspondence was a let-
ter from the church council
thanking the League for the

“coffee ‘after the masses, This
has been done by Pat Paul
and Mary Beth Small.

Plans for the potluck were
discussed. Convenor and
helpers will be picked later.

Bazaar Convenor gave thé
report on a very successful
bazaar, thanks to Pat Paul
and all the women who
* helped. i :

The leftover articles were
taken to the Flea Market at

Robson. : _ ey, Mane

It was voted.to pay all
outstanding bills. ‘One new
member Anne Maloff was a¢-
cepted into the League. After
the Mass on All Saints Day

served at:the Catholic Cen-

Mila Richards gave her fu-
neral report. She then spoke
on peace and development,

- and asked for help with

Christmas cards to be sent to

_ the poor and lonely. -
Mary Beth Small reminded
the women that the Pro-Life
“membership was due. The
meeting: was closed with

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prayers by Kauf-

man, -
* Films “The Art of Being
Human” by ..Dr._.Biscaglia
were-shown and thoroughly
enjoyed by’all. Goffee and re-
freshments were served.
Hostesses were -Mila Rich-
ards and Margaret Nagel.
> Next. meeting will be a
potluck supper on Dec. 18 at
6.p.m.
All CWL members’ and
their families are welcome.
Cc

“Twin Rivers.
students. busy

Students at the Twin Riv-
ers Elementary School have
been busy this fall. On
Halloween, students were
entertained by Mrs. Zanet’s
Grade 6 Class. Skits per-

Mrs. Townsend's Grade 3
class recited a Halloween
story and delighted the audi-
ence with their version of the
currently popular “Chicke:

ance.”

There - will

goodies for the children.
(submitted by Bessie

Schiavon) oh

taining to safety
and two rock bands were
among the enthusiastic per-
formances. - °*,

Two cultural performances
including Randy Raine Reu-
ech, a gifted musician, and
the Bastion Theatre were

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Saturdays to 5:30 p.m.
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is active again this year. Milk
and juice is offered for sale to
students each day at lunch.

The last Friday of the
month, hot dogs and a bev-
erage are offered for sale.
Funds realized from these
projects support school ac-
tivities.

Dee. 14 is the date of the
Christmas concert. It begins
at 7 p.m. and everyone is in-
vited to attend.

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