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CASTLEGAR NEWS, May 21, 1980

Holds 33rd annual Union

Victoria Day weekend
cwas the scene of the 33rd
Annual Union of Youth Fes-
tival (Union of . Spiritual
Communities of Christ) at the
Brilliant Cultural Centre Bril-
Iiant with its theme, the por-
trayal of “Doukhobor Cul-
ture.”

Many guests attended
from across Canada, USSR
and the United States. There
were presentations of choral
and group singing as well as
skits., Of particular interest

was the return of the concert ._

choir from the Flathead High
School, Kalispell, Mont., un-
der the direction of Don
Goddard. This choir is one of

‘the three cholis at the high.

schoo}, Auditions are re-
‘quired to be a member of the
‘concert choir.
Upon arrival in Castle-
- gar May 15, the choir mem-
bers were housed at: the
homes of USCC mémbers,
The next day the choir per-
formed at Stanley Hum-
phries Secondary School. A
made of the! Dank:
hobor Historical Museum, -
Friday evening enter-

tour ¥

tainment was a swimming
party at the Nelson Aquatic
Centre together with the
Kootenay Union of Youth
choir, Saturday the Flathead
High School concert choir
performed. at the: Brilliant
Cultural Centre. Their excel-

lent performance was en--

sovad by all those attending.
joyed by all those attending.

The three-day visit of
the Kalispell Choir came to

Xs
d High School,

lie; Mont., under the direction of Don Goddard

an end on S day after:
noon. During their stay,
bonds of friendships were
formed. Many to

return for visits ‘this summer *

and for future vacations.
Their itinerary included
a concert on Sunday morning
at Our Lady of Lords Cathe-
dral, Spokane, Wach,, and on
Monday at the Troy High
School, Troy, Mont. --

Mrs. Leora Nutter named
W. Kootenay District director

Congratulations have where she presented a com- Community Hall.

been extended to Mrs. Leora
Nutter for having been
named a director for’ the
West Kootenay District.

their

plete report , on the confer-
ence.
During * the’ meeting

plans were completed for the .

selling of crafts and

best wishes during a recent
Robson Women's Institute
meeting held at her home

white elephant table to be at
this Saturday’s Craft Sale
being held .in the ‘Robson

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The draw for the cedar
lawn chair and pottery Will
be made during the sale.

It was noted some mem-
bers were winners in the
sewing and candy-making
competitions at the West
Kootenay District Confer-
ence at Balfour.

Membership is -to be
renewed with the West

+ Kootenay Society for the

Handicapped. Mrs. Marion
Jenner and Mrs. Jean Fowler
were named to present two
scholarships during the Stan-
ley Humphries Secondary
School graduation exercises.

Flowers are to be sent to
institute members Mrs. Bal-
lard who is a patient in the
Castlegar_and District Hos;
pital.

The hostess gift was won’
by Mrs. Fornelli..The next
meeting is to be held at the
home of Mrs. Ross Obornes
of Robson.

Lodge to

( Police Briefs

The Victoria: Day week-
end was termed “quiet” by
local RCMP who investigated
87 complaints resulting in
three drivers facing charges
of impaired driving.

* * .

Police patrol discovered
a broken window in the front
door of the liquor store early
Wednesday morning. Police
report a large rock had been
tossed through the window.
Entry to the building was not
made. R

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A: two-vehicle accident
early Wednesday morning on
Seventh Avenue, South, near
the Kinnaird Overpass has
resulted in a Brilliant man,
Kim Tipping, being charged
with making an illegal U-

turn. Driver of the other ,

vehicle has been identified as

Tasty salade
is also an.
energy saver

. Add variety to, your menu and
save energy, ‘‘eat it raw’. Com-
mon in summer, this practice can
be extended through the winter
months,
Instead of cooking your “care”
, fots, grate four medium carrots,
‘add raisins, riuts, salt,and pepper
to taste. Squeeze approximately
one tablespoon of lemon juice in-
toa cup of sour cream, pour over
the salad, toss and serve. The
garden fresh flavour will delight
the whole family:

be home

of cancer patients

More than 4,000 new
cancer patients come to the
Maxwell Evans Cancer Clinic
on Heather Street every year
for treatment. Over half of
these are from outside the
Vancouver area.

These figures were re-
vealed by ‘Dr. Gwyneth J.
Ballantyne, physician at the

clinic, and president of the

Canadian Cancer Society.
To meet the needs of
these out-of-town patients,
the cancer society has now
completed plans to ‘build a
lodge at the corner of 10th
Avenue and Ash Street to
house both them and their
escorts while they are here

Premier Bill Bennett offici-

Philip Rezansoff of Castlegar.
Damages have been esti-
mated at $2,000.

eco

Tuesday morning van-
dalism to two Gasiiegar
schools was reported by
School District No. 9. A total

of five windows were broken ~

at Stanley Humphries Sec-

ondary School and six at the

Robson Elementary School.

Police are still investigating.
*, . . ,

A'three-vehicle accident
Monday on Seventh Avenue,
South, in front of the Monte
Carlo' has resulted in two
persons being charged with
following too close.

Charged are Edward
Friedel of Blueberry Creek
and Shauna Trusz of Castle-

gar.
sion occurred when a car
driven by Ronald Rempel of
Castlegar had stopped for a
vehicle making a left hand

turn in ironi of him. Damages +

have been estimated at

$1,200.

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" CITY OF CASTLEGAR .

NOTICE OF

PUBLIC HEARING.

Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will
be held on Tuesday, May 27, 1980 at 6:30 p.m. in
the Council Chambers of City Hall, 460 Columbia
Avenue, Castlegar, B.C., to receive represen-
tations from all persons who deem it in their in-
terest to make representations regarding the

ating at the

Up to the present the
cancer society has been pick-
ing up the tab for such
patients to live in boarding
homes, motels or hotels and
many have been forced to
stay at a considerable dis-
tance from the clinic.

For at least four years
the society has been seeking
suitable property within easy
walking distance of the clinic,
Blair MacKenzie, executive
director of the society, said
and it was only a year ago
that the present land became
available.

I propose to the City of
Castlegar Zoning By-Law No. 160, 1977, and
amendments thereto.

Item No. 1 — By-Law No. 276

The intent of By-Law No. 276 is to amend
Schedule "A" of By-Law No. 160, 1977 which
would rezone Lot 3, Plan 11606 D.L. 12363 from
“M2" Heavy Industrial to "AAI" Light Industrial.

Copies of the aforementioned By-Law and fur-
ther particulars pertaining thereto may be in-
spected ot the Clerk's Office, 460 Columbia
Avenue, Castlegar,
9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Mendy through Friday,
excluding holidays.

R. J. Skillings
City Clerk

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held on June 20 and 21, The
‘itnéss Festival was a hugo,
uccess last year and should
rove to. be even more

walks, ‘cycling events, bar-
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xhibitions, new games, cel-
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Carl’s Western

therapy, Dr. Ballantyne said,
and and Victoria
ars the only centres in either
B.C. or Yukon Territory
where these facilities exist.
The course of treatment may
last from one to five weeks.
The sod for the new
lodge, which is just across
the road from the clinic, was
turned in late January with

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CLOSURE

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Forest Act, the Arrow
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combing will be ex-
tended from May 23;
1980 to July 31, 1960 to
permit Canadian Cellu-

jose Co, Ltd, to recover
stranded logs and drift-
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bundles..

M. G, Isenor,
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Now open in our new warehouse
Location: 600- 7th St. South (2 blocks south of arena ee

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: people interested in improv-
ing. thelr tennis game or just

Tennis is a complex game
that demands constant prac-
tice for improvement. If you
are an avid tennis enthusist,
then. you will want to get
your tennis racket out for the

‘.. summer and get your game

= into shape. °
For. all those tennis

‘> players who like the night ©

:, lights. The Castlegar Tennis
Club provides you with some
added moonlight for, your
twilight games. If you want
to work during the day and
play tennis by night the
Castlegar Tennis Courts’
night lights will give you that
chance. If you want to be-
come a member of the
Castlegar Tennis Club, aap

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nee‘again, a reminde
that/Prism tickets are on sale
at the Recreation Office for :
the Prism Concert May 29.

By M.GRAY
: The Castlegar: Tennis
fee hada very good turnout
its “Fun Day ‘Tennis

Tien There was a three |

tie’ in’ the women's
division and yours truly won,

the prize’by a toss of the coin.

yA two way tie was won
ap Laurie Lyons defeating
ordon Gray in a play off.

fine ‘weather couldn't have
enh:

Thanks to Laurie Lyons for
ig a barbeque.

* Open Mixed Donbles tourna-

Gray.

‘Fun Day’ tennis
- fourney 3-way tie .

ment held May 10. They de"
feated Edie Lawto:

Ryplen in the finals 46, 62
and 6-4,

Nelson will be holding its
mixed doubles tourney May
24, it's the Chesser Club
Challenge and a social will be
held Saturday night. If you
wish to enter contact Sante
Pulice in Nelson by May 22.

Ifyou wish to enter the
Buick Challenge you must do
so no later than June 14, You
can pick,up entry forms at
the Mountain Sports Hut in
Castlegar or contact Gordon

- Remember, Tuesdsy is
men's night and Thursday is
your night, ladies.

Recreation Commissien
| No. 1 hosts Fitness Festival

The recreation depart-
ment: in Castlegar is once
again hosting a Fitness Fes-
tival, scheduled for June 20

and 21. ~.
Last year's initial at-
tempt was viewed successful
by its organizers. Those per-
sons that participated found

merit in the philosophy of the :
ested

festivals and: had: req

that the event become.an. | *,

annual affair.
It isthe recreation ‘di

partment’s intent to continye:

the‘event in a manner which

proniotes community \parti-
cipation, individual, fitness ~
family:/:/fitness*

hips can
the Recreation Office Mone
day to Friday 8:80 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. The cost of Club
memberships .are $10 for

-' juniors, $80 for adults ‘and

$65 for a family.

Daily’ passes are $1,
weekly passes $5 and month-
+ ly passes $10. There are lots
of opportunities to play ten-
nis so do not let your summer
go by without getting on the
courts. -

* of
Everyone is welcome-to.::

attend the Castlegar ‘and **
> District Community Arts
* Council annual meeting May

26 at 7:30 pam. at ‘th

e
“: National Exhibition Center in

Castlegar. There will be an
election of officers and all

| members and non-members

are invited to run for office.

freshments will be served so
come out and enjoy a worth-
while evening.
. s . a
The Robson Craft Fair is
drawing near. This Saturday

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participation and:community
awareness of local recreation- *
al opportunities. Events
scheduled include cycling,

mily barbeque with fire-
works, live entertainment,
fun runs, fun walks, fitness
exhibition, fitness testing,
displays, tennis tournament,
pre-school ivities and a

for Saturday at 12 noon and
‘will run for

commission and "Media

(CKQR and Casi News).

one hour. Six teams with five
‘members per team will be
competing in five events. The
proposed teams are Kiwanis,
Lions, Rotary, government,
City of C:

The. five events are
presently being decided upon
and they will be designed to
combine a minimal amount of

By DAN OBEDKOFF

~ The, Aquanauts, now in
their second week.of training
are progressing closer to the
goal of-achieving a top level
of physical conditioning.
Most swimmers are working
hard and the improvement in
the last week has been very
noticeable.

Becai

use the summer

athletic ability witha lot of
i

To hold annual _
-‘swimathon June 7

six weeks of the season.
After that time, sprint train-
ing takes over as the’swim-
mers prepare for the swim
meets. The Aquanauts’ first
meet is less than a month
away to be held in Nelson, on
June 21 and 22.

‘The swimmers’ of the
week awards went ont to
Sennine Harding and Jason
Schuepfer. Both of these

celebrity: competition.
The lebri

son is 80 shotts stroke im im-

have been work-

ing hard in practice and if:

popular
competition is being planned

traning is limited to the first

tas

‘Local players first
in Trail Mixed Open.

Laurie Lyons and Shir-
ley Wanjoff of the Castlegar
Tennis ‘Club captured first
. prize in the Trail Mixed Open
tennis tournament at the
Tadanac courts May 10.

Lyons and Wenjott de-
feated Brian Rypien and Edie
Lawton of the Beaver Valley
club 4-6, 6-3, 6-2.

Volunteer

The Rossland and Nel-
son clubs were also repre-
sented in the round-robin
event along with the host
club. < :
The next event on the
mixed tennis calendar is in
Nelson May 24-25, when
Chesser Cup play, takes
Place.

une

now has job board

An expansion of service
to job seekers living in the
Castlegar area. has been ar-
ranged reports Jim Switzer,
manager of the Trail Canada
Employment Centre.

In co-operation tn with the

* Castlegar Volunteer Ex-

change a job board will list
job openings that are difficult
to fill from the Centre's files
of registered clients.

“The. job board will be
located in the Exchange's
office on Third Street above
West's Department: Store”
said Switzer, “and a worker
can call the Employment
Centre in Trail for more
details and often get a dirett

referral to. the employer |

without making a trip tothe
Trail office." :
Switzer stated that the
. Castlegar Employment Cer
tre, branch office Trail will
continue to operate every

Friday for counselling and
job-placement services and
details of jobs on the board
will also be available at: this
branch which is next door to
the Post Office.”

25th.

they i to train at a
level comparable to their ef-
forts of the first two weeks,

they should be in for a great fj
‘-9seasOne- ~ :
The Aquanauts will’ be’!

holdirig its annual

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athon is the only team fund
raising activity, and your,
support for the hard-working
swimmers is greatly appre-
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Last year's swimathon
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