NEWLY FORMED Castlegar Selkirk Lady Lions Club installed its first executive
on Monday of last week at a dinner meeting held at the Hi Arrow
attendance were 16 local members and 11 members of the Nelson Lady Lions who
came to perform the installation. Mrs. Audrey Stevenson of Nelson installed the

Arma. In

in many ways.-

following to the. casas Selkiri Lady Lions Club; president Fae Penman,
secretary Arden Ackney, treasurer Linda Moorey and first vice-president Ada
Chapman. The members are now looking forward to offering their service to the
Selkirk Lady Lions Club Photo

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¢ PRESENTATION OF KEYS for'a 1977 Dodge
*Van has been made.-Here Stanley Humphries’
’ Secondary . School Students’ Council Prime’

Minister, Dan Obedkoff, presents the keys to

dent of SHSS Athletic Council, Norm
Wickett, while Kathy Brady, also of the
Students’ Council and Carolyn Price of the
Athletic Council look on. The van, a 15 seater,
will be used by the Athletic Council to transport
SHSS sports teams and groups of students on

ETT

The Students’

This loan will

RUNGE

i a ae
field trips. It has been skillfully insulated and
finished on the interior by Grade 12 students’’
* Sam Streleoff, Carl Zurek and John Pereversoff.

Council paid $3,000 down on the

van with the echool board loaning the balance.

be paid off over the next three

years through various activities organized by
the Athletic Council.
—Castlegar News Photo by Lois Hughes

THE CHURCH BELL

“News and Views

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

from

U.C.W. Annual Meeting

The annual mecting of St.
David's United Church Women
was held in the Parish House,
Jan. 26,

Interesting and gratifying
reports were heard from the
treasurer, Dogwood and Har-
mony Circles and also from
Mrs, F. Hunter, in charge of ©

‘Regal Cards,

Officers for 1977 are ‘as
follows: ‘president Mrs. Wyn
Scarfe, vice-president Mrs. M.
Fullerton, secretary Mrs. E.
Sherbiko, treasurer Mrs. H.
Stamp-Vincent and corres-
ponding secretary’ Mrs, L.
Johnston; if

Devotional, Mrs, McNeil,
Mrs. D. Dinning, and Mrs. B,
Craig; membership, Mrs. D.
Kavic; cards, Mrs. F, Hunter;
publicity, Mrs. M. Brady;
phoning, Mrs. P. Travis.

Members of the Harmony
‘Circle entertained the senior
citizens at their meeting last
Thursday.

Anglican General Meeting

“The annual general meet-
ing of St. David's Anglican
Parish was held in the Under-
croft, Feb. 3.

Area ministers attending ,

were The Rev. Bob Purdy, The
Rev. Desmond Carroll and The
Rev. David McKenzie.

Annual reports from all
parish organizations, showing a
very active year, were heard
and commented upon,

Newly-elected officers: in-
eluded—parish wardens, Lor-
raine Deans and Margaret
Reith; area warden, Marion
Booth; area representative,
Lorraine Deans; parish com-
mittee members, Mary Ken-
nedy, Sylvia Fellner, John
Mansbridge, Mark Mealing;
Robson warden, Cedric Waller;
delegates to Synod, Marion
Booth and Jim Waldie; alter-
‘nates, Lorraine Deans and
Cedric Waller.

Joe Killough was asked to

+ represent the Parish at a forth-

coming city council meeting
concerning the re-zoning of lots

* adjacent to St. David's Church,

from residential to light in-
dustry,

Atthe close of the meeting
Marion Booth ‘presented Joe
and-Tannis Killough and Betty
Hostelter with framed scrolls
in recognition of many years of
devoled service to St, David's
Church. -

A.C.W. Meeting

Regional chairman of the

'y area of

Gene Waddington %
now is owner of
Husky Service,
formerly Union 76,
and .Gene invites

“HotLine” Number is:

Service

\ 789 Columbia

all his friends and business associates to drop
into the Station and sample a new type of car
care service! Remember, your new total Car-Care ,

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Playground Underway

The park and playground
project south of the new arena
is now underway, with work

being done this week on the
plans, layout and playground
model,

The d will be

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‘of 1

quite rustic, with emphasis on
wood ,structures and the
natural setting and it is hoped
that construetion of some of the

, Voice of the People

Chamber Into Limbo

Editor, Castlegar News

It was an unfortunate
meeting last Friday afternoon,
of the Castlegar and District

Chamber of Commerce when
chara ber president Albert‘

his res-

and pic-
nie tables can begin next week.
Work on the actual site is

dependent on tie depth of *

frost.

Donations of items, new or
used, would be appreciated, as
funds are very limited, Every-
one is asked to check their
homes and businesses for any of
the following items which they
may wish to contribute: marine
or exterior . paints, brushes,
saws, wrenches, screw drivers,
chisels, axes, drill bits, plane,
shovels, rakes, pruning shears
and

Items ree Persona! and
Household Needs at
Special’ Prices!

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9:30 - 11:30am. |

or in the

Trail Store — 7
1251 Cedar Avenue Wednesday Evening

March 9 7:00 -

9:00 p.m.

Mrs. Sali Gray Instructing
Phone 364-1744 Trail ar 365-3810 Castlegar

Carter's Sewing Center

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cable and wire,
1

Chains,

eau fo a handful of sur-
viving members.

It isa well known fact that
the Castlegar and District
Chamber of Commerce has
been handicapped in ils opera-
lions due to a lack of members.
The end of 1976 saw member-
ship at its lowest ebb, The
purpose of Friday's meeting
was to determine the chamber's
lot.

There were few avenues
open. Common sense and a
deficit financial position showed
thal a massive membership
drive was in order, but person-
nel to lead that campaign was

ropes, metal rings, rop P
washers, bolls, naila, screws,

lacking. A with

merce become defunct? A few
people don’t think so. Thus, at
Friday's meeting, two acting
vice-presidents were ap-
pointed: Mrs. Orla Granstrom,
and Mr. William Waldie. With
this “skeleton” executive, the
chamber is now. officially in

limbo, but these two magnani- -
mous individuals will conduct °

the chamber’s. business mat-
ters, and will be available to.as-
sist any person seeking the
chambers services,

Along with the members, I”

would like to thank Mr. Calder-
bank for his dedication to the
local chamber of commerce, and
we wish him well in his de-
manding roll as alderman. With
men like Calderbank, working

for Castlegar, our. city can goa

long way.

Anglican Church Women, Mrs.
Vernila Lynde of Beaver Falls,
‘was guest speaker ata meeting
last week of St. David's Angli-
can Church Women,
Preliminary plans were
made to hold the semi-annual
meeting for the region in
Castlegar on- April 18,

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Firemen’s pole, boat, cedar

bolts or shakes, barrels, old- -

fashioned water pump, slides,
wagonwheels, ladder, flag pole,
posts, old door and assorted
hinges, small window frame,
cargo net and lumber and poles
of all dimensions,

When making a donation,
people are asked to make cer-
tain their names are recorded,
so that. thanks“may be ex-
pressed by the organizers.

Rub-a-dub-dub, three sports in a
tub... glub, glub!
(Health & Welfare Canada)

discussed, although it is this
writer's opinion that, the DBA
would submit to this conception
only. afler serious and lengthy
deliberation. F

The final alternative is of
course, the " folding” of the
chamber.

But should the Castlegar

and District Chamber of Com-

itern Canada School

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~ KINNAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL

Lights’ flashed’ and diseo
music roared throughout’ the
gym. Brandon’ McCoy had

;, really made a hit with is disco

machine,

You see, on'Friday, Fob-
ruary fourth, Mr. McCoy came
to KJ to let the students dance
to his disco machine. Everyone
that came, about 350 people,
paid fifty cents to get in. Half of
this money, totaling $80, went
to Mr. McCoy for his super ap-
pearance, the other half went to
KISS.

Mr. Brandon McCoy, who.
now lives in Calgary, had once
worked for, our very own
CKQR. i

Some special’ effects Mr.

McCoy used to make this disco
dance a real hit were, the use of
a strobe light, several colored

lights that, flashed ‘around the

gym, and a projection system
that put psychadelic pictures on
the far wall:

The whole school enjoyed
Mr. ‘McCoy's appearance and
hope that he will be back soon.

Mr. Gerrand said that Mr,
McCoy. might be back for a
night dance, if K.J. decides to
ask him, :

An Interview With Mr.,Cram .
Cram came from,

Mr.
‘Washington, U.S.A. and was:
da dat Western Washing-

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‘ton State College. He came, to
Castlegar:in’ August 1976 and

started substituting at KJSS at. *
‘the beginning ofthe school
“term and really started teach- °

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ing. in the second
semester. Mr..Cram teaches’

French and thinks thats person

should speak -more’ than one--

language because: it helps
people to see others and them-
. selves more clearly, Mr. Cram’s

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it are: sports ‘and’ elec-
tronics, he’ also ‘likes reading
and: listening’ to. music; :: he

doesn't*have very much time . -
after school to do some of ‘his*

‘pastimes because he is ‘usually

very busy with other things, —
ae

+ Life is once again getting

very busy at KJ. In the intra:

mura! games it looks like the

Lips are about to become the -

+ Chinese Soccer champions. The
.. Lipizzan House has. won points
for having the most people turn
out:for ‘games and-they have
\valso béen'a, strong | team to play

+ against ©:

Mr. Orr's basketball team
‘have been having a hard time
playing against the larger team’
at Stanley.’ Humphries.. While.
Fate has been keeping the win-
ning baskets out of the team’s
group, they have been playing

) well and having. a good time ©

the -KJSS. Winter - Carnival.
Unless all the snow has. dis-
appeared the Carnival will take
place-in the. playing fiolds of
this school during the afternoon
of Friday, Feb. 25.

The schedule of’ events
suggests that the Carnival will
be a lot of fun, Included in the
program are such events as the
Centipede Race, the Snow Shoe
Relay, the Chain Logged Race
and a Sleigh Race: Let's, hope
that before the day of the

Carnival we get lots of snow. .

And remember, participating is
more fun that watching so join
in the fun at the KJSS Winter

- Carnival,

A few of our teachers and
students are getting inyolved in
‘poetry. The goal, set. for the
end of March, is to have poetry
to enter in the national poetry
contest called Pandora's ;Box.

So far organizational meet-.
ings only have been‘held. This

. Friday, however, a real poet is

coming to.read his poetry. and
to talk to the students: about
writing poetry. Our . visiting
poet's name is Timothy Shay
and he is from Nelson. Mr. Shay
has a Canada Council Grant to

encourage his writing. of ;

poetry. Mr. Shay has said that
‘he really enjoys reading poetry ,
tosludents. Come to Room 4 on
Friday, Feb, 18 to hear what‘a
poet has to say about poetry.
For ,two reasons the KJ -
column is going to disappear for
about’ four weeks. When, the
column returns it will bring you
up to’ date on what happened ~

~ and:will let you know. what is ~

going to, happen at KJSS.:
Cominco
Earnings:
~Show Drop -

Chairman and chief execu-
live officar of Cominco Ltd., F.
E. Burnet, last week announced
that Cominco's consolidated net,
earnings for 1976 were $47.7
million; or $2.66 per. sharo,
compared with $73.6 million of
$4.84 per share for 1975. °,

Sales amounted to ‘$725
million compared with’ $707.8
million i in 1975.

learnings : were: affected by’
lower ' prices ‘for most’ metals’:

“and ‘fertilizers, coupled with
‘continued ‘escalation in wages
and other ‘operating costs.”
Earnings .' before ~ income
-and resource taxes on the com-

Bany's © 5 potash operation in’

d to

mp ig. this’.
skills. apes
The annual Kiwanis Music
Festival ‘will be’ held ‘in’ Trail
* this year from April 18-22. Our,
music teacher, ''Mr.: Nelson

states that KISS. music’ stu-?*

dents will'be entered in these

divistons: solos, trios, duets and °

bands. -

The newly chosen ‘cast and .

crews in Stand and Doliver are
working very hard to prepare
‘their: play’ for ‘the One “Act
Drama Festival which will be
held at SHSS from March 16-18,

~The: play, isa comedy. set“in:

England in’. the: eighteenth
‘century. Students working: on
the play. include Brian Ashton,
Robert: Beynon, Patricia For-
- rest, Sharilyn Henshaw, Norma
Horswill, Spencer King; pra
Konkin, ' Val © Koochin,': Te
Klapper, Belinda’ Fletcher,

2 Dorothy ‘MeNee, ‘Kelly ‘Midler,

Grey’ Nord-Leth, Keith Over-
:holt,-Amanda® Plant: and

* Michael ’ Wesilenkoll “Aiso “in-

“volved.” with the % play.” are

‘several staff members who are.
? directing, producing, advising,. °

“making: a -isedan chair,” and:

‘sewing costumes. All ‘students.

i at KJ will get a chance to see
the . play sometime’ in late
March, Good luck to all in this

3 challenging theatrical . en-

Mrs." Horcoff, Mr. Long.

haa Mrs. Rainier’ have’ been
“very? energetically organizing

$2.7 million. Taxes amounted to
$7.2 million resulting in a loss of
$4.5; million. - Discussions’ with

, ‘the: government « of Saskat--

chewan’ have ‘not \as: yet ° re-
‘sulted in'any alleviation of this
‘oppressive. taxation.

Throughout ‘most’ of 1976
the strength of: the Canadian
dollar, relative to‘ other; major
currencies, ‘reduced “ proceeds
from sales’. outside, », Canada.
Accordingly, ‘net’ earning were
adversely affected. :

A™ four-and-a-half month
‘strike at Fording Coal ‘Limited
reduced . earnings * from that
‘Company. <=

The company’s annual re
port. will’ be “distributed to
shareholders late ih March and
the annual meeting will be held =:

pat Vancouver on April 21s

concmmmsericiats
Castlegar Socials
EEA ETT ‘

Mrs. H. Johnson 965-8294 ee

sz
-week-in Edmonton as-the guest

of her son-in-law and daughter, :

Mr. ‘and : Mrs, B, ‘Neleon and:
family. &

Mrs. J. Heslop and Mrs, ‘J.
Marshall returned - to: their

homes in: Robson on. Sunday.
after spending “a month | in’
‘Mesa, Arizona. They also a few
*-days in ‘Law :Vegas; ‘and. at-

tended a Dean. Martin show.

Neh Vernon 545-4709.

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Disappointed i in TV Coverage

SN: sion Held in cad

The Castlegar.and District
Community Centre was the
scene recently of a special
session of the Joint Doukhobor
Research Symposium, when an
estimated crowd of 400 Specta-
bors, incl

casriecaR NEWS, Thuraday, February 1, 1977;

* For a’:

The next meeting will be
held March 6 at the Castlegar
Doukhobor Community Hall,
‘This: will be a continuation. of
the regular meetings, and will
be conducted primarily in the

Di

of the ‘news \media, heard
reports regarding the ‘com-
mittee’s research work to date
‘and the’ recent criticisms. re-
ceived from various sources,
The program was con-
ducted pi ly.in the English

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ussian
will deal mainly with the era of
Peter P. Verigin ‘and the
various important activities
that took place. during that
period of Doukhobor history.
The committee extends an

Remember
‘February ts Heart Month

language for the benefit of the
genera! public: and; the. news
media, and: many: speeches on

‘related isaues were heard from

committee ‘members and the
audience during. the course of
the lengthy’ session. i
A major presentation was
made by the honorary chairman

+, of the Union of Spiritual Com-

munities ‘of Christ, John. J.
- Verigin of Grand Forks.

The research committee
“had ‘invited: members ‘of the
news media and various public

> | officials to, attend ‘this special

to all who are inter- ++. do something about
ested, ab:

WANTED TO RENT.

Responsible tenant requires
_3: or 4 Bedroom Home in. the Castlegar
Area. for Rent or Lease April 1st.

Excellent references,
Phone 365-7319.

+ sitting of the

* the hope that the head a foe

" Freedomite group known asthe

Successful Candidates

successful candidates, in exam-
inations: held recently. by the
Royal eae td of Music of
Toronto in Trail.
The names are arranged i in
order or: ‘merit. ~
i". ARG. Plano

er
:Honors—Wendy Appel
Grade IX Piano :
Honorg--Patricia D. Me-
* >: Grade VIII Piano
First class honors—Alison
Howard; Debbie S, Noble.
Honors—Donna F. Marcel-
lus. sues ‘
Grade VII Piano
Honors—Linda’ Truant,

‘Adriana Venturini (equal); Gor-

don P. Gallo; Angela S. Capal-

Grade VI Piano

».» -¢¢Firet class honors—Valerie ~
Mz: Cormifer;‘ June * deKlefti

Shaina 'L. Mason {equal).’
‘Honors—Kevin' A. Madon,
Pass—Rita. Tambellini.

In Recent Music Exams

The following. is.a, list’ of :.

“Grade IV Piano,

First class honors—An- oft disappointed its organizers and

drew.W. Marecek, Hilary J:.B.
Swanson (equal). m x
Honors—Cerla M. Harder,
Sharilyn Henshaw (equal); Roa:
ald D. ‘Suhlstrom. “
irade III Piano.
"Firat class honors—Karen
M. Morrison. °
Grade Il Piano -
Firat class hotiors-Cheryl
R. Harder, Michelle Marecek
(equal).
-‘Honors—Sharleen M. De
Rosa. ;
GradeI Piano |.
First class _ honors—Jen-
: nifer M. Campbell.
Honors—Charissa A.-Bris-
tow; Shannon R. Smithers; Lori
L. Hutchins; Marjory C. Purdy;
Kari Soberlak:
+ Grade V Violin
First. class hotiore—Shart,
non J. Melvor.! 7... i
rad

+: Sorokin, ‘or ‘representatives of

that group, would attend the
meeting to clarify their reasons
for ‘op|

PARTSMAN

posing the
Regretably, the invitation

«was not accepted.

The CBC television cover-
age “of the symposium has

the feeling is that so far as the
outside community ‘is: con-
>eerned, the ‘TV news ‘reports
:lended to further cloud ‘the
situation.

$15,000
Damage: As
‘Truck Spills
A.1962 Peterbough tractor
sustained an estimated $15,000
damage late Friday ‘morning
, when its brakes failed and the
“vehicle rolled on‘its side at the
railway. crossing just past the
Castlegar Ferry : spilling it's
load of lumber on the tracks.
+The Long Beach, . Calf,
‘vehicle had -just ‘loaded up at
CanCel.’ ‘The aren John 8.
Davis.’ of : Signal ’ Hill, . Calf,

: demolished.

Requi by if General Motors Dealer.

Experienced partsman to assist us in the organ-
* dzation and dovelc of our parts di

This is a permanent one starting March 15, 1977.

Salary. commensurate: with ability, Please send
written’ resume. to Castlegar: News, “Box 30075,

Serteon, B.C, i

‘Han-* ‘West Kootensy Power pole v was :

Required by Castlegar General Motors Dealer:
ship. Responsible individual to assume the duties
_ oF troll Strong. vl bach ry
must, either on a practical or educational basis.
We: are looking for a progressive individual to °
join anew firm. Salary. commensurate: with
_ability. This position ae begin April, Ist, Please:

urday) | ;

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‘aggregate an. hour, ‘

2A huge drying. plant, in-
“stalled: at) the ‘gravel yard ‘in

- Columbia-Biuthulic, completing”:
Winlaw,

vothe project: in: record making.

‘type of: equipment, owned by
time.’

‘four separate sizes and remixed 8

Ps.

work for ‘two hours at a time.

‘spec:

ifications. It is’ mixed with ‘hot

to

2 Sub-contractors, Lake End
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student Cindy Pompa of Creston received the Castlegar Ladies
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